Allenspark

Colorado

Where is Allenspark, Colorado located?
- Allenspark is surrounded by the Colorado Rockies, the Roosevelt National Forest, and Rocky Mountain National Park.
What makes Allenspark a great travel destination?
- You can spend your entire vacation in Allenspark simply taking in its stunning natural environment.
What are the must-see attractions in Allenspark?
- No trip to Allenspark is complete without:
- Driving the length of the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway.
- Exploring the inspiring Chapel on the Rock.
- Visiting the historic Eagle Plume Trading Post.
When is the best time to visit Allenspark?
- The best time to visit Allenspark is during the fall season, when you can admire stunning fall foliage colors while enjoying outdoor activities.
- In the spring (April and May), visitors can look forward to wonderful wildflower displays on their vacation.

Things to Do:

1. Visit historic sites along the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway

2. See the impressive Ouzel Falls

3. Visit Eagle Plume's

4. See the location of Chapel on the Rock

5. Learn about local history at The Old Gallery in Allenspark

6. Hike to the 200-foot high Calypso Cascades

Getting to Allenspark, Colorado by Car or by Plane:

From Estes Park: Allenspark is 25 minutes from Estes Park (15.7 miles via CO-7 E).
From Denver: Fly to Denver International Airport (DEN) where you can rent a car. The drive from Denver takes 1 hour 30 minutes (69.1 miles via I-25 N)

Where to stay in Allenspark, Colorado:

Stay in a historic log cabin at Allenspark Lodge B&B.
Check out Meeker Park Lodge. Surrounded by the Roosevelt National Forest, the lodge is great for nature lovers. There is a gift shop, horse stable, and a restaurant.
Stay in a cabin tucked in the woods at Seven Keys Lodge located between Estes Park and Allenspark.

Allenspark Events:

Check out the FREE Sunday Movie Nights Event at The Old Gallery.
Buy fresh produce at the Allenspark Farmers Market.
Relax with Yoga on vacation.

Allenspark History:

Allenspark has Gold Rush roots. The town is named after Alonzo Nelson Allen who built the first cabin there in 1864. In the 20th century, the town began attracting tourists looking for beautiful nature.

Best Time to Visit	Places to Stay	Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Cool temperatures with blooming wildflowers.	The Baldpate Inn – A charming historic lodge near Rocky Mountain National Park.	Hike to Wild Basin – Enjoy waterfalls, alpine lakes, and springtime scenery.
Summer (June-August) – Warm and ideal for mountain adventures.	Ray’s Riverbend Retreat – A peaceful riverside cabin stay.	Go Horseback Riding with Meeker Park Stables – Experience the stunning backcountry on horseback.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air and golden aspen trees.	Rocky Mountain Hotel & Conference Center – A comfortable and scenic fall retreat.	Drive the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway – Witness breathtaking autumn colors in the mountains.
Winter (December-February) – Snowy and peaceful, perfect for a mountain getaway.	Wild Basin Lodge – A cozy and romantic winter retreat.	Snowshoe in Rocky Mountain National Park – Explore serene winter trails with breathtaking views.