The timed entry system at Rocky Mountain National Park that required visitors to make reservations for specific blocks of time to enter the park will end after Monday.
The timed entry permit reservation system that has been in place since June 4 will end Tuesday, park spokeswoman Kyle Patterson said in a news release. To secure a timed entry permit reservation through Monday, visit www.recreation.gov.
“We would like to extend our appreciation to all park visitors, our local communities and our partners for their support of our modified operations this summer,” Superintendent Darla Sidles said in the release.
“With the health and safety of park visitors, employees and surrounding community residents guiding our decisions, the timed entry permit system enabled us to more safely manage the pace and flow of visitor use throughout the day, reduce crowding, and provide an improved visitor experience in alignment with the park’s safe operational capacity during these extraordinary times,” Sidles said.
People will continue to be asked to not visit the park if they are sick or were recently exposed to COVID-19. Visitors should follow local health orders, maintain social distance, wear a cloth face covering when social distancing cannot be maintained and avoid high-risk outdoor activities, Patterson said.
Even after the reservation system ends, entrance passes will be required in all areas of the park, including the Lumpy Ridge, Lily Lake, Longs Peak, Wild Basin, East Inlet and North Inlet areas, Patterson said.
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