Allenspark rests on Rocky Mountain National Park's southeast edge at 8,500 feet, offering up endless picture-perfect views and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Visitors enjoy mild day-hikes along beautiful rivers, blue-ribbon fishing, cross-country skiing, climbing the area's majestic fourteeners and much more.

Take a breathtaking drive along the famous Peak-to-Peak Highway. The 55-mile winging stretch of pavement was designed by the state of Colorado because of its unique beauty and character. It reaches from Estes Park (Highway 7) through Nederland (Highway 72), both withing a half-hour drive of Allenspark.

Along this scenic byway, you'll find access to Rocky Mountain National Park, Roosevelt National Forest, Arapahoe National Forest and the Indian Peaks wilderness area. The surrounding mountains are dotted with jewels of historic Colorado towns. Some of which have taken their place in history as ghost towns.

Do some shopping downtown or take in the scenery on a guided horseback ride. Be sure to visit the iconic St. Malo Chaple and retreat site and relax at one of Allenspark's inviting lodges or cabins.

Visit with the locals, settle in for a home-cooked meal at one of our cafes and enjoy the mountain living experience that come naturally in Allenspark.