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Over the next week or so I will be posting hike reports from my recent trip to Rocky Mountain National Park. Each report will include highlights and photographs from each hike, including the Keyhole Route on Longs Peak, Sky Pond, and the Wild Basin area, among other stunningly beautiful hikes. This posting launches the series with an overview of the park.

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With warmer weather finally here, trails in the lower elevations of Rocky Mountain National Park are now accessible. Here are some of my favorite easy hikes in the park.

With nearly 360 miles of trails, Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is an absolute hiker's paradise. Trails range from flat lakeside strolls to steep mountain peak climbs. Check out my hike reports & photos from the Keyhole on Longs Peak, The Loch, Odessa Lake, the Old Ute Trail, Sky Pond and Bluebird Lake.

Located on Trail Ridge Road at more than 11,500 feet above sea level in Rocky Mountain National Park, the Old Ute Trail is an excellent hike that allows you to enjoy high alpine and tundra scenery without having to do a lot of climbing.

Lily Lake is an easy, family friendly hike in Rocky Mountain National Park that offers outstanding views of Longs Peak. It's also a great option for a winter hike when snow makes passage difficult in the higher elevations.

One of the features along the hike to The Pool in Rocky Mountain National Park is that you'll walk thru Arch Rocks, a couple of house-sized rocks that landed on the trail when a large boulder fell from the cliffs above and split apart. This popular year-round hike can also be combined with the Cub Lake Trail (http://www.rockymountainhikingtrails.com/cub-lake.htm) to make an outstanding and easy loop hike.

The view from Peak 12,150 in Rocky Mountain National Park.

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Alberta Falls in Rocky Mountain National Park is an extremely popular destination during the summer months, but you can practically have it all to yourself in during the shoulder seasons.

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Our hike to Odessa Lake began from the Bear Lake Trailhead in Glacier Gorge, one of most beautiful areas in Rocky Mountain National Park.

The Bear Lake Loop in Rocky Mountain National Park is an extremely popular destination, but you can avoid the crowds by visiting during the off season, or very early in the morning. You may even go home with some great sunrise photos.

Dream Lake is arguably the best easy hike in Rocky Mountain National Park. Although it's very popular, you can beat the crowds by starting your hike first thing in the morning. The views of Hallett Peak are simply stunning.

From the shore you'll have outstanding views of Ypsilon Mountain, including the snow-filled Y-looking couloirs, from which the mountain derives its name.

Sky Pond, at an elevation 10,905 feet, sits at the bottom of an amphitheatre of sheer cliff walls that box in the lake on three sides. This an incredibly beautiful setting. One person we met said that the Cathedral Spires that ring the western shore of the lake reminded them of Switzerland.

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"Are we out of this godforsaken Boulder Field yet?" The famous trek to the Key Hole on Longs Peak requires a difficult slog through the Boulder Field, a rugged section of "trail", roughly 2/3 of a mile in length and climbs about 800 feet. The incredible views on the other side makes it all worth it, as you can see by the pictures.