Things to do in Allenspark

Towering at 14,259 feet, Longs Peak challenges adventurers with its iconic Keyhole Route through alpine terrain. Experienced hikers are rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree views across Rocky Mountain National Park.

Nestled beneath Longs Peak's dramatic east face, Chasm Lake rewards hikers with pristine alpine waters and towering granite walls. Pack layers and start early to experience this Rocky Mountain gem at its most tranquil.

Discover pristine wilderness and cascading waterfalls along Wild Basin's scenic trails. Hike early to spot wildlife and enjoy this tranquil alternative to Rocky Mountain National Park's busier sections.

Calypso Cascades offers multi-tiered waterfalls over moss-covered rocks in Rocky Mountain National Park. Best in late spring when snowmelt enhances the falls and rare Calypso Orchids bloom along the trail.

Eagle Plume's Trading Post showcases authentic Native American art in a historic early 1900s building. Browse handcrafted jewellery, pottery, and textiles from diverse tribes while enjoying mountain views.

This enchanting 40-foot waterfall rewards hikers after a scenic 5.4-mile journey through Rocky Mountain National Park. Experience the soothing cascade surrounded by alpine wilderness.

This secluded entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park offers trails to stunning waterfalls and alpine lakes. Hike through dense forests to Copeland Falls and Ouzel Falls while enjoying the area's tranquil atmosphere.

Copeland Falls offers a serene cascade experience along North Saint Vrain Creek in Rocky Mountain National Park. The well-maintained trail leads to both Lower and Upper falls, perfect for capturing nature's tranquility.