Is there a shuttle service from Denver airport to Estes Park?

Take the Estes Park Shuttle from the Denver’s Union Station, Denver International Airport or Denver Greyhound Bus Station to Estes Park. It’s $95 round-trip ($55 one-way). Contact (970-586-5151, estesparkshuttle.com for more information.

Is there a train from Denver airport to Estes Park?

There is no direct connection from Denver Airport (DEN) to Estes Park. However, you can take the bus to Ft. Collins/Loveland Airport then take the taxi to Estes Park. Alternatively, you can take the bus to Downtown Boulder Station then take the taxi to Estes Park.

What airport do you fly into for Estes Park Co?

Denver International Airport
Located roughly 90 minutes from Estes Park, Denver International Airport (DIA) is the region’s hub for passenger flights.

How is the drive from Denver to Estes Park?

The fastest route from Denver to Estes Park is via I-25 to U.S. 36 E near Boulder. In Estes Park, U.S. 36 meets up with U.S. 34, with the Big Thompson Canyon and continues through Rocky Mountain National Park to Granby and Grand Lake. The drive is an estimated an hour and a half from the central part of Denver.

How do I get from Denver to Estes Park without a car?

The best way to get from Denver to Estes Park without a car is to bus and taxi via Boulder which takes 1h 54m and costs $85 – $120. How long does it take to get from Denver to Estes Park? It takes approximately 1h 54m to get from Denver to Estes Park, including transfers.

Can you Uber from Denver to Estes Park?

Uber and Lyft are both readily available at the Denver International Airport to take you to Estes Park.

Can you uber from Denver to Estes Park?

Which airport is closest to Rocky Mountain National Park?

The closest airports are Denver International Airport and Cheyenne Regional Airport just across the Wyoming border.

Do I need a car in Estes Park?

Even if you’re visiting in the summer when free shuttles are making regular loops through the national park and Estes Park, you’ll still likely need a car to reach the parking lots for the shuttles and to take the storied drive across Trail Ridge Road.

What is special about Estes Park?

Estes Park, just 90 minutes from Denver, is located at the eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. A majestic mountain destination known for outdoor adventure, watchable wildlife and scenic beauty, Estes Park is Colorado’s quintessential mountain town.

Can you get around Estes Park without a car?

Estes Park and RMNP provide a system of free shuttle buses. They connect at the Estes Park Visitor Center and Park & Ride lots. Buses transport visitors staying in Estes Park around town for dining and shopping. Free shuttles take you into the Park to hike or sightsee without the hassles of parking and traffic.

Does it cost to go to Estes Park?

It’s free! The long answer is that Estes Park is the town at the base of Rocky Mountain National Park, which does charge an entry fee and requires a timed entry permit.

Is Estes Park open right now?

Rocky Mountain National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, weather permitting.

Is Estes Park worth seeing?

Estes Park is an idyllic “base camp” town at the Eastern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park and is well worth exploring prior to your visit. Of course, this is the ideal spot to purchase plenty of supplies before you head deep into the national park.

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