Despite the majestic peaks along the park’s western boundary, most of the traffic is found on the eastern side. Those visiting Rocky Mountain would be wise to consider exploring the western side, unless of course a desire to move through the masses is on the agenda for a park visit… Despite the crowds, there are still ways to enjoy the east side too.
Here are some things you’ll want to know when visiting Rocky Mountain National Park.
Guide to Rocky Mountain
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