Going to Rocky Mountain National Park? Here are 5 things to know

If you’re planning on visiting Rocky Mountain National Park this August to view the great American eclipse, be prepared for some changes. The park is hosting the event, and as a result, sections of the park will be closed on the 21st. Here are five things to know if you plan on attending:

The park will close at 5 p.m. on August 21

If you’re planning to visit Rocky Mountain National Park this fall, be prepared for some changes. The park will be hosting the Great American Eclipse on August 21. Due to this, some sections of the park will be closed for the day.

One section of the park that will be closed is the visitor center. This is where you can buy your special eclipse permit, as well as pick up information on how to view the eclipse safely. If you plan to visit the park on August 21, be sure to arrive early to avoid long lines. The visitor center will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., but if you want to view the eclipse it’s recommended that you take the bus or carpool.

The park will also be closed down some of its main roads. These are Highway 34, Lake Elizabeth Road, and White River Road. However, some side roads will still be open, so make sure to check the park’s website for more information.

If you’re looking to see the eclipse without having to deal with traffic, there are several spots in the park where you can view it without leaving your vehicle. You can find these spots by visiting the website or calling 800-444-6777.

You’ll need a special permit to view the eclipse in any park location

If you’re hoping to view the #Eclipse2017 in Rocky Mountain National Park, you’ll need a special permit.

Due to safety concerns, the park is closing at 5 p.m. on August 21 and will only be open until 11 p.m. during that time.

In order to get a permit, you’ll first need to find out which park locations will be hosting the eclipse.

You can check this website or call the park directly to find out.

Once you have the location, you’ll need to get a viewing permit.

You can do this by phone or online.

However, there are limits to how many permits the park will issue and they will go quickly.

So make sure to plan your trip around this date in advance!

If you’re not able to view the eclipse in person, at least be sure to watch it on TV or online.

Parking will be limited throughout the park

If you’re planning to visit Rocky Mountain National Park this fall, be prepared for long waits to get into the park. Park officials are expecting high demand for parking, and as a result, there will be limited availability throughout the park.

Vehicles will be allowed in only two sections of the park: the Giant’s Castle Visitor Center and the Tollgate Entrance/Exit Roads. These areas will have “early bird” parking permits that are valid from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 21. All other visitor areas will have “regular” permits that are valid from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., although there may be some spots with more convenient drop-off and pick-up locations available later in the day.

Be sure to take the bus or carpool if you plan to visit the park during the eclipse—the roads will be very congested. The park will also be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., so you can continue your viewing after dark if you choose.

Visitors are advised to take the bus or carpool

When planning your trip to Rocky Mountain National Park this fall, be sure to take public transportation. The park will be closed to cars on August 21, so you’ll need to rely on buses or alternate modes of transportation. If you’re driving to the park, make sure to plan your route in advance and avoid traffic congestion. Carpooling with others is a great way to reduce the amount of gas you’ll use while in the park. The park will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on August 21, so there’s plenty of time to explore!

The park will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on August 21

If you’re planning a trip to Rocky Mountain National Park this fall, be prepared for some changes. The park will be hosting the Great American Eclipse on August 21, and as a result, some sections of the park will be closed for the day. Here are five things to know if you plan to visit the park during the eclipse:

1. The park will close at 5 p.m. on August 21.

2. You’ll need a special permit to view the eclipse in any park location.

3. Parking will be limited throughout the park.

4. Visitors are advised to take the bus or carpool.

5. The park will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on August 21.

If you’re planning to visit Rocky Mountain National Park this fall, be prepared for some changes. The park is hosting the Great American Eclipse on August 21, and as a result, some sections of the park will be closed for the day. Here are five things to know if you plan to visit the park during the eclipse:

1. The park will close at 5 p.m. on August 21.

2. You’ll need a special permit to view the eclipse in any park location.

3. Parking will be limited throughout the park.

4. Visitors are advised to take the bus or carpool.

5. The park will be open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on August 21.