Rocky Mountain National Park
Officials Still Hope To Open Trail Ridge Road By Friday Despite Conditions
Officials at Rocky Mountain National Park are still hoping to open Trail Ridge Road on Friday despite still having a lot of work to do.
Fern Lake Fire In RMNP Still Slumbers
After seven months, and many feet of snow in Rocky Mountain National Park, wildland firefighters still cannot say the Fern Lake fire is out.
Snow Clearing Crews Have Big Job On Colorado Mountain Passes
Despite recent snowstorms in the high country, officials say they are on track to open Mount Evans and Trail Ridge roads for the busy Memorial Day Weekend.
May Day Storm Causes Major Power Outages, Multiple Accidents
People in parts of Colorado and Wyoming pulled puffy jackets, hats and umbrellas out of the closet again Wednesday for another round of wet spring snow.
Heavy Snow Allows For Slash Pile Burning
All the heavy, wet snow that fell in Northern Colorado is a welcome sight not only for the delay in the state’s severe drought conditions but because it allowed for the burning of slash piles.
Spring Storm Bringing Needed Snow To Colorado
A slow moving spring storm is bringing much-needed moisture to parts of the Rockies and the Plains, but winds are raising the wildfire danger to the south.
Shooting At Deputy DA’s Home Not Tied To Others
Investigators say there are no ties between recent shootings involving public officials and a Colorado shooting that killed a man outside the home of a sheriff’s deputy and a prosecutor.
Author Of National Park Book Recovering, Friend Found Dead In Avalanche
Friends of a woman who was hurt when she was caught in an avalanche on Sunday in Rocky Mountain National Park and whose climbing partner was presumably killed say she will recover from her injuries.
1 Presumed Dead In Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park officials say a Colorado man is presumed dead after a fall that was believed to have occurred during an avalanche in the park, and his female climbing partner is injured.
Rocky Mtn. Nat’l Park To Suffer With Sequester
As the March 1 deadline for sequester, an $85 billion reduction in defense and domestic spending looms closer, Rocky Mountain National Park is getting ready.




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