Rocky Mountain National Park [Colorado]

"Rocky Mountain National Park [Colorado]" by the United States Department of the Interior is a guide from the late 1930s that acts as a visitor's resource and learning tool for the celebrated natural preserve. This publication, created under the direction of Secretary Harold L. Ickes and Director Arno B. Cammerer, explores the park's geological history and the many recreational opportunities available. The guide describes features like the towering Longs Peak, hiking routes, camping locations, and picturesque automobile roads like Trail Ridge Road, plus it gives important details about the wildlife, rules for protecting the nature, and travel tips intended to enrich guest experiences while also protecting the park's natural environment. The book is packed with information for anyone interested nature and travel, from vacationers planning a trip to anyone wanting greater knowledge of this preserved area.