Reservation policy to help manage significant visitor increases.
Rocky Mountain National Park has officially announced a two-tiered, timed-entry system for the 2022 summer and fall season. This reservation policy continues on last year's timed-entry system implemented.
The reservation system for visiting the park will be put in place between May 27 and October 10. Visitors must have a timed-entry permit or a reservation with a service and a park pass or have paid an entry fee for their vehicle.
Reservations will be available starting on May 2 for May 27–June 30 reservations. Then, on June 1 for July reservations; July 1 (August reservations); August 1 (September reservations); and September 1 (October reservations).
In addition, two types of reservations will be available for Rocky Mountain National Park: one for the Bear Lake Road corridor and the rest of the park; and one for the entire park, with the exception of the Bear Lake Road corridor.
If you'd like more information on the reservation system, visit nps.gov.
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Will you be visiting Rocky Mountain National Park this year? Did you visit it via the reservation system last year? Let us know in the comments.
