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More trails reopen in Rocky Mountain National Park as area recovers from fire damage

Rocky Mountain National Park reopened more trails this week after the park was devastated by multiple wildfires nearly seven months ago. In October, RMNP fully closed for several weeks after it was hit by the Cameron Peak and East Troublesome fires. About 30,000 acres, or 9% of the park, burned in the fires. Since then, more than 50% of the park has reopened. On the east side of the park, the North Fork, North Boundary, Stormy Peaks, Mummy Pass and the Emmaline Lake trails reopened this week. Some, but not all, of the trails in the Upper Beaver Meadows area and most of the trails in the Moraine Park area have also reopened.

These winter trails are open in Poudre Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park after wildfire

These winter trails are open in Poudre Canyon, Rocky Mountain National Park after wildfire Miles Blumhardt, Fort Collins Coloradoan Cameron Peak Fire leaves behind scorched homes and hillsides UP NEXT Much of the Roosevelt National Forest burned by the Cameron Peak Fire remains closed, but the area s more popular winter trails are open. The fire spread through 208,913 acres within its 325-mile perimeter; surveys found 80% of it burned. Despite the devastation, much of the popular Cameron Pass area is open. This includes the Cameron Pass Trailhead and restroom, Cameron Connection Trail, Zimmerman Lake and Zimmerman Loop trails and Montgomery Pass. © Courtesy of Cameron Peak Fire incident command team

Trail closures in Rocky Mountain National Park due to fires

More trails reopen in Rocky Mountain National Park following East Troublesome Fire Some closures remain more than two months after the East Troublesome and Cameron Peak Fires impacted 9% of the popular national park. Author: Allison Sylte Updated: 12:37 PM MST December 22, 2020 ESTES PARK, Colo. More trails have reopened but some closures remain in Rocky Mountain National Park due to the East Troublesome Fire, which has scorched 193,812 acres since it started burning in October. Rocky Mountain National Park was closed to visitors for multiple days in October, but parts since begun to reopen. The latest closures to be lifted include: - The North Inlet Trail to Cascade Falls on the west side of the park, though the stretch of trail past the falls is still closed.