City overview
Denver pairs a lively, walkable downtown with the Rocky Mountains on its western horizon, so a single trip can take in world-class museums, Red Rocks and a day in the high country. The city sits a mile above sea level and gets plenty of sunshine year-round. Denver has a long-established Orthodox community spread across three neighbourhoods — East Denver around South Monaco Parkway and Holly Street, historic West Denver near Colfax, and Southeast Denver by the Tech Center — each with its own eruv. Scroll K, the Vaad Hakashrus of Denver, supervises the city's kosher restaurants, and a cluster of them sits within walking distance of the East Denver shuls.
Rocky Mountain National Park
Denver, CO · Private vehicle $30 for 1 day, $35 for 7 days
Alpine lakes, elk herds and Trail Ridge Road in one of America's great national parks, about two hours from Denver.
Time needed
Full day
Hours
Open 24 hours a day, year-round, weather permitting. Entrance fee required; visitor center hours vary by season.
Tips
From late May to mid-October a timed entry reservation may be needed depending on where and when you enter — check the park's website before you go.
Phone
970-586-1206Website
https://www.nps.gov/romo/Neighborhood
Estes Park (day trip)
Activity providers
Kosher map of Denver, CO
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