Birding in Rocky Mountain National is extremely rewarding, and I would love to share that experience with you. Rocky Mountain National Park and the Estes Valley offers some of the best birding in the Rockies. The park is famous for Rosy finches, White-tailed ptarmigan, and the Three-toed woodpecker. Life birds can be found in every habitat, from the Red crossbill of the pines, to the American dipper in the tumbling mountain streams.

The tundra habitat attracts birds and birders alike to this spectacular frozen landscape. But the park's bird life is not limited to tundra species, over 250 species of birds have been identified in the park. In a full day of birding you easily count 50 species if not more. That is assuming you can keep your eyes in the trees and off the picturesque mountain scenery. We can hunt for specific life birds to add to your list or explore the areas that will offer the best birding opportunities. Either way you will leave with a new found love for the avian life in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Tour Details: Groups are limited to four people to ensure each person has a quality experience with our naturalist. Binoculars are available for each person as well as use of a spotting scope to really bring those distant creatures into view. Sunscreen, eco-friendly and optics friendly bug spray, water and healthy snacks are provided for all guests. *Not Included: Park entrance fees are $10 per person or $35 for an annual pass.

Summer Rates: May - October

Fees: 1 - 4 Guests     

Half Day $135 first guest + $35 per additional guest*

Full Day $185 first guest + $45 per additional guest* 

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