Trail Ridge Road Reopens in Rocky Mountain National Park After Snow Removal

Denver, COLocal News

Trail Ridge Road in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park reopened on May 30, 2025, after extensive snow removal efforts. The road, which reaches elevations over 12,000 feet, is renowned for its stunning views and serves as a vital access point for tourists and hikers. Officials announced the reopening after clearing significant snowfall that had hindered access for weeks. Visitors can now explore the scenic landscapes and partake in outdoor activities, which are crucial for local tourism. The reopening is anticipated to significantly boost economic activity in surrounding communities, especially during the summer season.

Park officials advise visitors to check current conditions and be prepared for changing weather. The road typically opens in late May, marking the start of the peak tourist season in the park.

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