How to get in Rocky Mountains (United States of America)
How to get in Rocky Mountains (United States of America)
Wildlife viewing comes in all sizes in the Rockies: A Whitelined Sphinx Hummingbird Moth sips nectar from a Columbine (the state flower of Colorado) in the White River National Forest.
The largest and most popular entry point into the region is Denver, which is one of North America's principal rail and flight hubs. Domestic flights to the other major cities in the region, like Cheyenne, Boise, Billings, or Jackson, should be easy to find from any American hub airport.
Route 25 is the major north-south highway, leading up from New Mexico, while I-70, I-80, and I-90/94 are the major east-west highways. Be aware that passes do get closed due to inclement weather (snow) in winter months, in particular I-70 is prone to this. Bus routes exist, mostly through Greyhound, but given the long distances, flying is often cheaper than paying for gas and bus fares on the road.
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