McGregor Mountain Lodge

10/10/2026

What a perfect Autumn day in Estes Park! 🌦️🕸️🍁⛰️

10/09/2026

When you just need a rest….

10/08/2026

Friday night? YES - tomorrow!
One unit just opened up. Why not???
970.586.3457

10/07/2026

Your “Spooky” Special starts today!!
Enter SPOOKY for 15% off weeknights (Su-Th)!
October is a choice month to be in Estes! 🎃🍁

10/04/2026

New Team, New “WELCOME” Sale!!! 👋

For the remainder of October 🍁🎃: for NEW, direct bookings for October stays of 2 nights or more, WEEKNIGHTS only (Sunday through Thursday), GET $50/off per NIGHT!!!!!

To get this discount, call 970.586.3457, and say “WELCOME” to Kimberly, Amy or Jon! 👋

10/03/2026

As we say our final goodbyes to Simon, Rafaela and Bryce, we send them on their new adventures with our best wishes and much gratitude for their friendship, love, and service at McGregor Mountain Lodge. It has been a fun and exciting journey!

And, as time never stands still and guests need assistance, we are thrilled and blessed to have a fabulous, skilled, and friendly new team: please meet and welcome Amy, Jon and Kimberly! The best of the best are always here to serve you at McGregor Mountain Lodge! ✌️ Onward we go, enjoying every day in this beautiful place we call home, while sharing it all with you! Don’t forget to say hello to Amy, Jon and Kimberly on your next visit! Cheers!

10/01/2026

Shaking his head in traffic, just like I do sometimes…. 🤣

We still have some October stay dates available. Call 970.586.3457.

09/23/2026

This won’t last! $249/night!

09/12/2026

Our Old Caretakers Cottage is OPEN this Thursday and Friday night!!!! Call or message!

970.586.3457

08/28/2026

So for anyone unhappy with our stance on bird feeders and trash pick up protocols this year, here is the reason why. Bold bears have made proaction necessary to save the bears and humans in their path.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife investigating bear attack in Estes Park

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is investigating a bear attack after an adult bear entered an Estes Park home Thursday morning. Around 4:30 a.m., a bear broke into a house on the western side of town through an unlocked, closed window on the first floor. The homeowner, a woman in her 80s, reported to CPW officers she awoke to the bear in the kitchen on the second floor. The bear charged the woman, scratched her across the stomach and knocked her to the ground, according to the victim. She told officers the bear then left the house through the first floor window.

The victim called 911 and Larimer County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the scene. No bear was found. She sought medical treatment for her abdominal injuries.

CPW has requested the assistance of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) in locating the bear involved.

Heavy bear activity has been reported in the area, with multiple bears breaking into occupied homes and vehicles over the past few days. CPW officers have set traps to remove bears posing an immediate public safety risk.

“As we continue to navigate this extraordinary bear year, please continue to be vigilant in removing food and trash that may attract bears to your property,” said CPW Area Wildlife Manager Jason Duetsch. “Wildlife officers are working tirelessly to respond to an unprecedented number of bear reports, and we are counting on the community to help mitigate conflict."

Colorado is experiencing an unprecedented bear conflict year, largely due to drought conditions depleting natural food sources for bears. As they begin to enter hyperphagia, bear activity is expected to increase while they search for 20,000 calories per day before denning. Bears can take greater risks in seeking out food during this time, driving them into neighborhoods and populated areas.

To prevent bear conflicts and encourage them to find food away from humans, keep trash secured at all times. Lock windows, doors and vehicles to discourage break-ins. Take down bird feeders until Thanksgiving. Never feed or leave out food for bears, as feeding wildlife is illegal and contributes to their habituation towards humans. Report bear activity and conflicts to CPW.