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Safety, Rocky Mountain National Park
Explore Safety in Rocky Mountain National Park with grouped stops, trails, and related park places collected under the same planning theme.
Safety Stops and Trip Ideas
Use this Safety 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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High ElevationsDue to the varying elevations visitors with heart problems should check with a doctor before visiting.
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Mountain Lions & BearsAlways keep a safe distance from wild animals, and be prepared to act appropriately.
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Streams, Lakes, & WaterfallsKeep a distance from streams, lakes, and waterfalls unless there are appropriate areas.
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Falling TreesForests are in constant state of natural destruction and reforestation, and falling trees are an everyday hazard.
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LightningLightning is an ever-present danger on the barren hillsides, tundra, and treeless summits.
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HikingHikers and climbers should be prepared for high elevations and sudden weather changes.
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WeatherVisitors should be prepared for changing conditions, and carry a few essentials.
