2022 Map of Estes Park

About this map

Estes Park sits at the eastern gateway of Rocky Mountain National Park, where the high peaks of the Mummy Range descend into mountain meadows like Horseshoe Park and Hondius Park. This 2022 survey captures the modern landscape of the town and its surroundings, dominated by the waters of the Big Thompson River and Lake Estes. The map documents a dense network of high-altitude trails, including the Bridal Veil Falls Trl and the Lumpy Ridge Trl, reflecting the area's long-standing identity as a center for mountaineering and outdoor recreation. Notable local landmarks such as the Saint Bartholomew Episcopal Church Cem and the MacGregor Ranch Cem provide touchpoints for local genealogy. The transition from the Roosevelt National Forest to the national park is clearly delineated, showing how the protected wilderness area interfaces with the residential growth of the village near Livingston Lake.