Hideout Cabins

05/02/2025

Excellent list of pet friendly hiking trails near Estes Park.

A list of dog-friendly hiking trails in Estes Park

07/03/2024

I have already heard great things about this new place to eat just 2 miles from our little log cabin in Allenspark, Co.

The Grill Guy is officially open in Ferncliff! We had the Reuben Panini, Elk Burger and the Maple Bourbon Glazed Bacon. All were amazing! C’mon down and check them out!!

05/25/2024

https://hideoutcabins.com/honeymoon-hideout-cabin/
Honeymoon Hideout is a private log cabin just 2 miles to the Wild Basin entrance of RMNP.
1-866-611-6114 for reservations.

Our Honeymoon cabin is a romantic getaway in the Rocky Mountains. Private and pet-friendly, just miles from hiking, biking, and mountain adventures.

05/25/2024

Our Honeymoon Hideout log cabin borders Willow Creek, a pleasant place to contemplate nature and listen to the water.
Allenspark, Co. Close to Rocky Mountain National Park.

05/19/2024

https://www.visitallenspark.com/

Visit Allenspark, CO: your mountain escape just outside of Denver. Discover our unique local businesses, stunning hiking trails, and breathtaking views. Where to stay | Longs Peak | Hiking, Fishing, Biking, Camping |

05/12/2024

FUN FACT FRIDAY: Our 3 Favorite Narrow Gauge Train Rides in Colorado open for Summer on May 25th! Mark your Calendar and make reservations today!
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Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad, a unique 4-mile round-trip narrow gauge train ride, shares Cripple Creek and Victor's rich history only a dynamic gold town could produce! Our gift shop has Thomas the Tank items and books on Cripple Creek. The first ride this Spring is May 25, 2024.
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Leadville Railroad - Our gem high above the clouds in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Passengers ride along the old Denver, South Park Pacific and Colorado Southern Railroad line to the Continental Divide. The first ride this Spring is May 25, 2024.
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Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad is America's tallest and longest Narrow Gauge Railroad; 64 miles of wild, scenic, and rugged National Forest. A 19th Century Railroad Operating in the 21st Century between Colorado and New Mexico. The first ride this Spring is May 25, 2024.
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LOOKING FOR A RAIL ROAD MUSEUM in Colorado?
All Aboard Westcliffe Depot Museum in Custer County Westcliffe/
Colorado Model Railroad Museum in Greeley
Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden
Forney Museum of Transportation in DENVER
Galloping Goose Historical Society in Dolores
Gunnison Pioneer Museum in Gunnison
Moffat Road Railroad Museum in Granby, CO
Pueblo Railway Museum in Pueblo
Pikes Peak Trolley Museum in Colorado Springss
South Park Rail Society in Como Depot and Roundhouse
Trinidad Railroad Museum in Trinidad
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Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado Visit Chama, NM Cripple Creek District Museum and Information Center - Colorado Cripple Creek Heritage Center Visitor Information and Museum-Colorado Victor Lowell Thomas Museum

11/15/2023

Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP) will implement a pilot reservation system using timed entry in 2024, beginning May 24.

The pilot is similar to that used in 2023 with two types of reservations available. One permit will be for the Bear Lake Road Corridor, which includes the entire corridor, as well as access to the rest of the park. This reservation period will be from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The second permit will be for the “rest of the park,” excluding the Bear Lake Road corridor. This “rest of park” reservation period will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Permits issued using the reservation system will allow park visitors to enter the park within two-hour windows of availability, with no set time for departure. The reservation system will apply to all areas of the park. The only cost associated with booking a reservation is a $2 recreation.gov processing fee.

The Bear Lake Road Corridor timed entry reservation system will continue through Sunday, Oct. 20. However, the rest of the park reservation system will end on Tuesday, Oct. 15.

Reservations to enter the park will be available through www.recreation.gov following the below schedule.

-Beginning at 8 a.m. MT on Monday, May 1. This round of reservations will be available to enter the park from May 24 through June 30.
- The next release will occur on June 1, for the month of July and any remaining days that have not been booked for June.
- On July 1, reservations will be available for the month of August and any remaining days that have not been booked for July.
- On Aug. 1, reservations will be available for the month of September and any remaining days in August that have not been booked.
- On Sept. 1, reservations will be available for October and any remaining days in September that have not been booked.

Modifications from the 2023 pilot system to the 2024 pilot system include making the night before reservations available at 7 p.m. MT through recreation.gov, rather than 5 p.m. These are expected to run out quickly and visitors are encouraged to plan ahead when possible.

RMNP is currently accepting public feedback on its Environmental Assessment for the park’s long-range day use visitor access plan. More details are available on the park website (https://go.nps.gov/romo/duvas) and comments can be submitted through Dec. 14, 2023. This plan is needed to provide day use visitor access in a way that protects resources while creating opportunities for high-quality visitor experiences in the long term.

Image Credit: NPS Photo

08/14/2023

Our guests sent photos of the big moose they watched for over an hour just off the patio at the Honeymoon Hideout cabin this weekend.

07/17/2023

Wild Turkey in the yard today. If you look closely you can see the baby in the lower right.