2024年12月11日 · Bear Lake Road is a paved road that is 9.2-miles long. It winds and climbs in elevation from 8,200 feet above sea level (2,500 meters) at the junction with Trail Ridge Road to 9,475 feet (2888 meters) at the Bear Lake Parking Area and Trailhead.

2024年11月12日 · Bear Lake Road, aka the Bear Lake Corridor, is the most popular of Rocky Mountain National Park. It’s so popular that Rocky Mountain’s timed-entry reservation options include one just for this area during the height of the visitation season.

2023年4月7日 · The Bear Lake Road Corridor is a gateway to incredible scenic views, a wide variety of hiking trails great for all ages, and spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities and camping. There is a reason the Bear Lake Road Corridor is one of the most visited areas of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Drive up to Bear Lake on the most famous road in Rocky Mountain National Park! This 10.5 mile drive from the Beaver Meadows Visitor Center starts at 7,840 ft and climbs up to Bear Lake at 9,475 ft. Continental Divide peaks tower above you.

2022年11月7日 · In summary: This article covers what you need to know about reservations for the Bear Lake Road Corridor, the hikes you might want to take on while there, and some tips and FAQs to help you enjoy your time there more.

Bear Lake Road is one of the most popular areas in Rocky Mountain National Park and is a gorgeous drive. It passes by the meadows of Moraine Park, Sprague Lake, and up to the base of the Continental Divide.

2023年1月1日 · The Bear Lake Road Corridor has some of the most scenic hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park. You’ll see towering and dramatic peaks, gorgeous alpine lakes, waterfalls, and wildlife. Trails range from accessible nature walks to challenging climbs.

2024年9月18日 · One of the most popular and scenic places to spend the day is along the Bear Lake Road Corridor. Here you can explore multiple different day hikes and even link them together to create your own loop trail.

2018年9月3日 · Things To Do On Bear Lake Road. The 10 mile long Bear Lake Road begins near the Rocky Mountain National Park Beaver Meadows Visitor Center and ends at Bear Lake. During the winter, Bear Lake Road is used to access areas popular for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and even snow tubing.

A detailed mileage log of Bear Lake Road in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, complete with photos and descriptions of points of interest.