7 Wildlife Watching Spots in Rocky Mountain National Park

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Rocky Mountain National Park, a diverse gem, spans 400 sq miles of stunning landscapes and is renowned for abundant wildlife. Explore the top 6 spots for observing animals in their natural habitats.

Cub Lake, a secluded beauty, draws wildlife, especially in fall. The trail passes a meadow where elk, deer, and moose can often be spotted grazing or resting.

Cub Lake

#1

Moraine Park is one of the most popular and accessible spots to see wildlife in the park. It’s a large and open meadow that offers panoramic views of the mountains and the sky.

Moraine Park

#2

Holzwarth Meadow is another great spot for elk watching, as well as for seeing other large mammals such as moose and black bears.

Holzwarth Meadow

#3

Trail Ridge Road is the highest paved North American road at 12,183 feet, crossing Continental Divide to link Rocky Mountain Park's east and west sides.

Trail Ridge Road 

#4

Explore the Kilauea Iki Trail in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. This unique trek spans rainforests and solidified lava lakes, descending 400 feet.

Kilauea Iki

#5

Ka’ena Point is another spot for seeing some of Hawai’i’s unique wildlife. It’s located on the westernmost tip of O’ahu. A natural reserve safeguards native plants and animals.

Ka’ena Point

#6

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