by Angelique de Boer (netherlands)

by Jim Osterberg

by Jesse Speer

Moose

Moose frequent willow thickets along the Colorado River in the Kawuneeche Valley on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Moose also live in the wetlands of Colorado State Park where there is an excellent visitor center focused on moose.

The scenic drive in North Park also passes through good moose-spotting territory. Moose are seen year-round in all these locations.

Sometimes a moose visits Estes Park and the area south of the Park near I70. These are very special occassions! Here's a picture of a cow and calf spotted at Sprague Lake on Memorial Day, 2008.

Visitor's videos of moose in the Rocky Region:

Grazing Moose

Moose grazing in the forest

Moose at Cub Lake

Couldn't zoom in very close, but it's close enough.

Backcountry Camping & Hiking

27+ miles in this fabulous National Park - backcountry camping and climbing from 8,500 feet to over 12,000 feet for a breathtaking adventure! From the North Inlet Trailhead, past a herd of moose, up Flattop Mountain with stops at Tonahutu Meadows, Haynach and Paintbrush campsites.... [more]

Trails through prime moose habitat:

LuLu City

Follows a gentle grade to the site of the old 1880's gold mining camp of Lulu City. Not much remains now, but this historic area is written up in a trail booklet available at visitor centers for a nominal price. Keep an eye out for moose.... [more]

Coyote Valley

Kawuneeche, the Arapaho word for coyote, was the name given to this gentle valley of the Upper Colorado River. he trail follows the bank of the Colorado River with views of the Never Summer Mountains. Look for moose (especially during the early morning and early evening hours), songbirds and wildflowers.... [more]

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