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Notes About Wireless Coverage in Rocky Mountain National Park:

• There are no cellular sites within the park, all service comes from outside park boundaries.  Because the main road through Rocky Mountain National Park reaches an altitude of over 12,000 feet, your wireless phone can easily access these sites from far away.  However, any obstruction, such as a rock formation or a hill can block that signal.
  
  
• Even though Rocky Mountain National Park features a number of high elevations where wireless service is possible, there are also many valleys and isolated areas with no wireless access whatsoever.
  
  
• One of the popular features of the park is to climb Long's Peak, at an altitude that exceeds 14,000 feet.  The front face of that mountain can 'see', and therefore access, cellular service in nearby areas, but the same is not true of the lower or west-facing areas of the mountain.
  
  
• Free, public WiFi is available at Beaver Meadows and Kawuneeche visitor centers.
  
  
• US 36 from Lyons, CO to Estes Park, CO, the eastern portal of Rocky Mountain National Park, now has full 5G cell service. This is a recent addition to the park area necessitated by recent wildfires.
  
  
• The coverage areas shown (in red) are approximate. Park coverage has been field checked but not over the entire park. There have been reports of new and improved cellular service in and around Estes Park at the east entrance of the park.
  
  
• Get Interactive Coverage Maps for Rocky Mountain National Park from each individual carrier.