Many Parks Curve Overlook
Scenic spot · Larimer County ·

Many Parks Curve Overlook

Scenic spot · Larimer County ·

Panoramic views of Mummy Range from hairpin turn on Trail Ridge Road

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US-34, Estes Park, CO 80517 Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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US-34, Estes Park, CO 80517 Get directions

+1 970 586 1222
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•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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12 Most Scenic Overlooks in U.S. National Parks

"Sitting on a hairpin turn along Trail Ridge Road, Many Parks Curve delivers panoramic views of the Mummy Range and glimpses into Horseshoe Park, Moraine Park, and parts of Estes Park — the whole drive along Trail Ridge Road is scenic, so the journey itself is part of the experience." - Skye Sherman Skye Sherman Skye Sherman is a travel writer based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Aside from traveling, she's also a pilot, scuba diver, bookworm, and fourth-generation Floridian. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, USA Today, Palm Beach Illustrated, Atlas Obscura, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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Many Parks Curve Overlook

Mandi M Lynch (.

Google
The road was blocked just past the parking for this, so it was the only place we encountered other people, but it wasn't bad. Very few animals out anywhere in thr park - Thanksgiving week is probably not the best time for that - but the views were breathtaking.

Nick F.

Google
Absolutely gorgeous. Didn't get to travel the whole thing as they were doing prescribed burns. We were also there in the off season, but still an absolutely beautiful scenery if you enjoy the outdoors.

Nicholas R.

Google
What a beautiful overlook. One of the greatest places I’ve ever visited and I was able to share the moment with someone truly special to me. We drove and loved and enjoyed and it was a breath of fresh air. Literally. Thanks for the experience Colorado. 🤝

Katie H.

Google
Visited during the government shutdown so there was no charge to enter. It is sooo beautiful up here!! But also very cold!

Debbie R.

Google
It's October 21, a gorgeous sunny day here at Many parks curve overlook. Thanks to the engineers that made it possible.

Chad W.

Google
Great place to stop for expansive views of the park. They have a small lower parking lot and a much larger one up the road on the other end of the boardwalks.

David S.

Google
Like the others said, "Breathtaking Views" --- be really REALLY! carefull if you get out on the rock outcropping for any pix, I've been an avid rock climber/ backpacker for over 30 years having sumitted many peaks in RMNP, Yosemite and Glacier NP. I had my first serious "slip & fall" here on 7/10/24 - broke my Tibia and had to be medivac'd to Estes. Will return to pick up where I left off this 9/15/25 - but not ON the rox this time.

Brandon S

Google
This was as far as we could go on Trail Ridge Rd during our recent visit. Definitely worth stopping at because the views are amazing!
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Sanjay G.

Yelp
The first stopping point as you come up Trail Ridge Road, you'll find the main parking point for Many Parks Curve Overlook a little way past the curve itself (it's well marked). After a steep sharp curve you'll arrive at Many Parks Overlook. you get sweeping panoramic views across much of the south and eastern parts park, all the way back to Estes Park town and up to the mountains, including a view of Longs Peak. The road starts to get steep but it's still very tolerable at this point, there are rock guardrails and dense trees.
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Helene S.

Yelp
Beautiful place to stop along a hairpin turn on Trail Ridge Road. Get a panoramic view of the "many parks" along the sweeping landscape. Moraine Park, Upper Beavers Meadow and Horseshoe Park Meadows are all available in the lower valley that was sculpted by glaciers. Deer Mountain and Long's Peak are visible on a clear sunny day. Parking can be a challenge, but definitely worth a quick stop to walk along the winding boardwalk and enjoy the views.
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Yonnie C.

Yelp
We stopped by here today because this was the most western point we could go on trail ridge road due to the winter closure. The park ranger said the road was closed beyond this point so we drove to the parking area, got off and wandered along the sidewalk for some continental divide views. It was a nice 15-20 minute pit stop here. Large parking lot with trash cans. Kid did some rock climbing too.