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Hollowell ParkThis compact meadow has a small picnic area as well as the trailhead for the Hollowell Park Trail.
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Picnicking, Rocky Mountain National Park
Explore Picnicking in Rocky Mountain National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Picnicking Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Picnicking guide to compare the stops that belong together in Rocky Mountain National Park, then decide which ones deserve map time or a saved trip stop.
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Sprague LakeThis 13-acre lake was part of a tourist resort operated by Abner and Alberta Sprague from 1910 to 1940.
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Wild Basin TrailheadThe strenuous, 6-mile trail to Bluebird Lake begins at the Wild Basin Trailhead.
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Holzwarth Historic SiteOne of the few remaining structures remaining of the early tourism trade that flourished in the park.
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Coyote Valley TrailThis roughly one-mile, handicapped-accessible trail runs along the banks of the Colorado River.
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Harbison MeadowThe site of twin homesteads established by Annie and Kitty Harbison in 1895.
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Hidden ValleyThe Hidden Valley Ski Area, also known as Ski Estes Park, operated here from 1955 to 1991.
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Lake IreneIncludes a picnic area and a one-mile loop trail to an viewpoint overlooking the small lake.
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Endovalley Picnic AreaThis picnic area along the Fall River is known for its pretty meadows and has 32 picnic tables.
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Upper Beaver Meadow Picnic AreaThis small picnic area offers views of open meadows and the Continental Divide.
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Copeland Lake Picnic AreaThis small picnic area sits alongside manmade Copeland Lake.
