What's On in Estes Park

Slow down and immerse yourself in the magic and serenity of summer in Rocky Mountain National Park! Building relations with plants is a vital component when interacting with nature. In this workshop, we will explore ways to engage and connect with plants in an organic, intuitive way. We will discuss skills to strengthen the connections with nature and plants in the everyday world. Through this practice, individuals can cultivate a sense of appreciation and connection to plants, form a more personal relationship with the natural world, and enhance their stewardship and conservation.

Come explore the vibrant alpine wildflowers of Rocky Mountain National Park with us! Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of alpine wildflowers, where beauty and resilience meet. This field-based class will take you to the windswept tundra of Rocky Mountain National Park, a landscape bursting with vibrant blooms that thrive in one of the harshest environments on Earth. Learn to identify delicate alpine species and discover the incredible adaptations that allow them to endure cold temperatures, high winds, and intense sunlight. Through hands-on exploration and storytelling, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the unique flora that calls the alpine tundra home.

Walk in the footsteps of the remarkable women who homesteaded, explored, and protected the Estes Valley and Rocky Mountain National Park. Join us for a half-day educational experience exploring the remarkable women who helped shape the history of Rocky Mountain National Park and the surrounding Estes Valley. Participants will travel through scenic landscapes to walk in the footsteps of pioneering women such as Isabella Bird, Anna Wolfrom Dove, Esther Burnell, and Bettie Willard. Through storytelling, discussion, and site visits, we will uncover the challenges and triumphs of the women who homesteaded, created art, and found inspiration in these mountains, illuminating their lasting impact on the cultural and natural legacy of the region.