ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK VACATION LAND OPEN ALL THE YEAR At the Eastern entrance to this National playground is the modern town of Estes Park, with an elevation of 7,549 feet. Estes Park has daily mail service, direct telegraph and long distance telephone connections, and most efficient electric and phone service. Its water, only a few hours from the eternal snow fields, is 99 per cent pure by test, and fresh pure milk from inspected herds is delivered daily. There is also a fine Public Libr

Rocky Mountain National Park, adjoining Estes Park Village, embraces 405 square miles of unsurpassed mountain scenery, including 65 towering peaks over 10,000 feet high, 150 highland lakes, scores of rushing streams, babbling brooks and dashing waterfalls. Here the natural attractions are so varied a visitor is almost bewildered by the wide choice of vacation endeavors which could fill an entire summer. Visitors are urged to take advantage of naturalist services. Schedules of hikes and nature wa

ESTES PARK TO GRAND LAKE—Over spectacular Trail Ridge Road. Highest through highway in the world. FALL RIVER ROAD—Open to Chasm Falls. Good trip for picnics. This highway open to UP travel only from Chasm Falls to Fall River Pass. BEAR LAKE—Road paved. This trip takes you to the very base of the range. SOUTH ST. VRAIN, ALLENS PARK, LYONS—Return to Estes Park via NORTH ST. VRAIN. A beautiful trip through the foothills. BIG THOMPSON CANYON LOOP TRIP—Return to Estes Park via North St. Vrain or Sout

Only a few minutes drive from the Village of Estes Park, at the foot of majestic, snow-capped peaks and amid alpine splendor is beautiful new Lake Estes. Created as part of the Colorado-Big Thompson project, this lake is a mecca for vacationists who enjoy water sports of all kinds. There is lake fishing at its best since Lake Estes has been heavily stocked with game trout. There is no satisfaction akin to landing a fighting lake trout, unless it is eating one caught from the sparkling clean wate

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Estes Park, Colorado W. C. DAVIE, Sec’y-Mgr....

Driving? From the east you may take U. S. 6, 24, 34, 40 or 50 and Colorado 7 or 66. From the south, U. S. 85 or 87 to Denver; then a choice of U. S. 87 and 287 or Colorado 185, 7 and 66. From the west, U. S. 40 or 50. And from the north, U. S. 85 or 87 to Loveland where you take U. S. 34. By rail? If so, just ask your local ticket agent to sell you a through ticket, including a coupon for bus transportation to the Park. Baggage may be checked straight through. At certain times of the year there