Fast Facts
- Population
- 5,904 (2020 census); 5,824 (2023 est.)
- Elevation
- 7,743 ft
- Best Season
- September–October for the elk; July–August for the high road
- Nearest Interstate
- I-25, roughly 40 miles east via US-34
- All-American Road
- Trail Ridge Road/Beaver Meadow Road, 48 miles
What to Know Before You Arrive
Estes Park is a town of fewer than six thousand people that handles the traffic of a national park gateway, and it has been solving that problem since before the park existed. F.O. Stanley is the reason. He made the town his home in the early 1900s, built the hotel that still sits above it, and used his own steam cars to open the route in — three touring Stanley Steamers on the first auto stage line in 1907, steam buses on the Lyons road in 1908. A visitor arriving today on US-34 is retracing a transport system that a hotel owner built because he had to.
The park is the reason almost everyone comes, and since 2021 it has not been a place you simply drive into. Rocky Mountain National Park runs a timed entry permit system in season, booked only through Recreation.gov. In 2026 that meant two separate permits: plain Timed Entry, covering everything except the Bear Lake Road Corridor, required from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. daily between May 22 and October 12; and Timed Entry+ Bear Lake Road, which covers the corridor and everything else, required from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily between May 22 and October 18. The dates move every year. The reservation itself carries only a non-refundable $2* processing charge, and it does not replace the park entrance pass, which is still required.
The other thing that governs the town is the wapiti. Elk move through Estes Park on their migrations to and from the park in spring and autumn, along streets and across lawns rather than at a distance. In autumn the bulls bugle through the valley, which is the single most reliable reason to visit in late September rather than July, and the single most reliable reason the traffic stops.
*Fees subject to change, please check nps.gov for updated information.
The Road Trip Stop
Rocky Mountain National Park is the anchor, and the planning it needs is unusual for a drive-up park: the reservation comes first and the drive comes second. Inside it, Trail Ridge Road is the road-trip object — it reaches a high point of 12,183 feet, and eleven miles of it run above the treeline. It is a designated All American Road.
Book first, then drive
- Reserve on Recreation.gov before you leave. Timed entry reservations can only be made there — by website, app or on 877-444-6777 — and are not sold at entrance stations or visitor centres. Arriving without one during permit hours is the mistake that ends a day.
- Work out which permit you need. Bear Lake Road has its own, with a longer daily window than the rest of the park; the plain permit explicitly excludes that corridor. The two are not interchangeable, and Bear Lake is where most first-time visitors are heading.
- Outside the permit hours the park is open. In 2026 the plain window ran 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the Bear Lake window 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. An early start before the window opens is a legitimate way in, and it is also when the animals are moving.
- Trail Ridge Road is seasonal and weather-governed. The park publishes a recorded road status line on (970) 586-1222. There are no fixed opening and closing dates to look up: the Park Service records the road as connecting Grand Lake and Estes Park “during the summer season”, open around the clock once open, with temporary closures possible at any time. The entrance pass is separate from the timed-entry reservation and comes in one-day and seven-day versions — $30* or $35* a vehicle, $25* or $30* a motorcycle, $15* or $20* a head on foot or by bicycle. Visitors who are not US residents pay a $100* nonresident fee on top, from age 16, unless they hold an annual or America the Beautiful pass.
*Fees subject to change, please check nps.gov for updated information.
From the Park Service
Rocky Mountain National Park
- Entrance fee
- $30 private vehicle (1-day) · $35 private vehicle (7-day) · $15 per person (1-day) · $25 motorcycle (1-day) · $30 motorcycle (7-day) · $20 per person (7-day) · $100 nonresident
- Park hours
- Open around the clock, every day. While certain roads and facilities may be closed for the winter season, Rocky Mountain National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- Reservations
- From late May to mid-October, a timed entry reservation is required to enter all areas of Rocky Mountain National Park during certain times of the day. Depending on when you plan to start your hike, you might need a timed entry reservation.
- Visitor centres
- Information Office · Fall River Visitor Center · Beaver Meadows Visitor Center and 7 more. Open 8:00AM - 4:00PM daily.
- Campgrounds
- 5 in the park, about 570 sites in total. Fees from $30 to $70.
- Passport stamp
- Holzwarth Historic Site · Kawuneeche Visitor Center
- Webcams
- 7 live views on the park’s own site
National Park Service Data API, pulled 2026-10-12
Neighborhoods
Elkhorn Avenue
Estes Park's main street, with the Fall River and the Big Thompson River running behind it along the Riverwalk, where Visit Estes Park lists shops, restaurants and bars. On a summer afternoon this is where the gateway traffic ends up.
The Stanley's hill
Wonderview Avenue climbs to the white hotel above town, which is visible from most of the valley floor and gives the best overview of how small the town actually is.
Lake Estes and the river walk
East of downtown, with a 3.75-mile loop path round Lake Estes that Visit Estes Park lists as easy, mostly flat and paved.
The park gateways
Two entrance stations on the park's east side serve the town — Beaver Meadows on US-36 and Fall River on US-34 — and the National Park Service describes Beaver Meadows as the entrance closest to Estes Park.
The Food Stop
Ed's Cantina & Grill at 390 East Elkhorn Avenue has been locally owned and operated since the 1980s, serving a Mexican menu in the middle of downtown, with a seasonal river-view patio behind it. It runs 11:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. seven days a week, which in a gateway town is worth knowing — a lot of Estes Park keeps shorter or seasonal hours, and a late arrival off Trail Ridge Road does not leave many options. The telephone number is (970) 586-2919.
4 breweries within 10 miles of Estes Park, though our source does not record a public room at any of them.
See all 4
- Avant Garde Aleworks920 Dunraven St, Estes Parkproduction site*
- Estes Park Brewery470 Prospect Village Dr, Estes Parkproduction site*
- Lumpy Ridge Brewing Co531 S St Vrain Ave, Estes Parkproduction site*
- Rock Cut Brewing Company390 W Riverside Dr, Estes Parkproduction site*
*Check before you go. This list says what the source records as open and where it is — nothing more. Opening hours, whether a kitchen is serving, and whether anywhere suits your family are not in this data and change without notice. A production site may have no public room at all. Please confirm with the venue.
Brewpub locations from Open Brewery DB (MIT)
The Home Teams
No MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL or MLS team plays anywhere near Estes Park, and at fewer than six thousand residents the town has no minor-league or college side either. The Denver area has a club in each of those leagues: the Rockies, Broncos, Nuggets, Avalanche and Rapids. The National Park Service's directions give the distance from Denver to Estes Park as 66 miles by way of Boulder and US-36.
Day Trips
| Destination | Time | Distance | How we got it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trail Ridge Road to Grand Lake | 1 hr 35 min | 47 mi | routed |
| The full traverse of the park, over the 12,183-foot high point and down the western side, eleven miles of it above the treeline. It is a crossing rather than an out-and-back, and it is only open in the warm months. | |||
| Bear Lake Road | 16 min | 7 mi | routed |
| The corridor with its own permit and its own daily window, leading to the trailheads most first-time visitors are aiming for. The park requires a Timed Entry + Bear Lake Road reservation to enter the corridor between 5 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily from 22 May to mid-October 2026, booked through Recreation.gov. A park shuttle has run the corridor in season, but we were unable to confirm this year’s dates or fares; check the park’s transportation page before relying on it. | |||
| Boulderguide | 1 hr | 38 mi | routed |
| South-east by road, either on US-36 through Lyons or on the longer Peak to Peak route through Nederland, which Visit Boulder gives as about an hour and a half from Boulder. Visit Boulder's own suggestion is the Peak to Peak byway one way and the shorter US-36 the other, which makes a loop rather than a there-and-back. | |||
| Grand Lake | 1 hr 35 min | 49 mi | routed |
| On the far side of Trail Ridge, the Town of Grand Lake describes itself as the western gateway to the park, with fewer than 500 full-time residents, on the shore of what it calls the largest natural body of water in Colorado. Only reachable directly when the high road is open. | |||
| Lyons | 35 min | 21 mi | routed |
| The town at the bottom of the canyon where the Stanley steam buses used to start, still the usual approach from the Front Range. It is a short stop rather than a day, and it marks the point where the climb begins. | |||
1 of these is a place the Hub has its own guide to — marked guide and linked from the name.
Routed figures are computed over map data at free-flowing speeds, between map points rather than street addresses, so a real drive runs longer.
Distances routed by OSRM and places geocoded by Nominatim, over map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
Worth a Weekend
20 more Highway Heads places lie within about 180 miles of Estes Park in a straight line — far enough that most are a night away rather than an afternoon.
- Buffalo Bill Museum and GraveColoradoabout 45 mi
- GeorgetownColoradoabout 45 mi
- Idaho SpringsColoradoabout 45 mi
- DenverColoradoabout 50 mi
- Denver Art MuseumColoradoabout 50 mi
- Dinosaur RidgeColoradoabout 50 mi
- Georgetown Loop Historic Mining & Railroad ParkColoradoabout 50 mi
- Mount Blue Sky Scenic BywayColoradoabout 50 mi
- Red Rocks Park & AmphitheatreColoradoabout 50 mi
- Loveland PassColoradoabout 55 mi
- CheyenneWyomingabout 65 mi
- Frisco Historic Park & MuseumColoradoabout 65 mi
- Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of FameColoradoabout 70 mi
- Camp Hale-Continental Divide National MonumentColoradoabout 75 mi
- Hanging LakeColoradoabout 100 mi
- Colorado SpringsColoradoabout 110 mi
- Glenwood Canyon rest areas and recreation pathColoradoabout 110 mi
- Glenwood Hot Springs ResortColoradoabout 110 mi
- Rifle Falls State ParkColoradoabout 130 mi
- CasperWyomingabout 180 mi
Lakes Nearby
1 lake we have checked near here. These are the ones from our research that we could check against an official page — not every lake there is.
Horsetooth Reservoir
- Fishingyes - rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, wiper, walleye
- BoatingPower boating; 4 boat-launch ramps
- Rentals & marinaConcession-operated public marina at Inlet Bay
- SwimmingDeveloped public swim beach on the west side
- Camping3 campgrounds, 111 campsites
- EntryArea entrance fee charged
State HAB advisories: cdphe.colorado.gov
Run by Larimer County Parks and Open Lands (managing entity); BOR / Northern Water
*Check before you go. Every lake here links to the official page we checked it against. Each states a price we read off that page on the date we checked. Fees, seasons, water levels, algal advisories and ramp closures change without notice and belong to the agency that runs the water. A blank is something we did not confirm, not something the lake lacks. Never assume a lifeguard. Whether a beach is staffed turns on the season, the day, and which agency runs that particular beach — two beaches on one lake can differ. If that matters to your family, confirm it with the agency before you set out.
Historic Sites Nearby
2 near Estes Park, each checked against the operator or agency that runs it.
Bear Lake Road (Bear Lake Road Corridor), Rocky Mountain National ParkRocky Mountain National Park (east side, near Estes Park)
- Hours
- Rocky Mountain National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, weather permitting. source
- Admission
- Private Vehicle $30.00 1-Day Vehicle Entrance Pass. This pass is valid for one private vehicle to enter RMNP for one day only. All passengers inside the vehicle are covered. source
- Season
- Bear Lake Road is open year-round. In the winter and spring, be prepared for snow and ice on the road. Traction control may go into effect at any time. source
A 9.2-mile paved road in Rocky Mountain National Park that climbs to the Bear Lake trailhead at 9,475 feet, passing Moraine Park, where the park points to elk viewing in spring and fall, and Sprague Lake, whose loop trail is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
- Timed Entry + Bear Lake Road reservation required to enter the corridor 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the summer season (2026: May 22 to Oct 18), per nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm
- Park entrance fee required 24 hours a day; non-US residents 16 and over pay an extra $100 per person unless holding an annual or America the Beautiful pass (fees page)
- Snow and ice in winter and spring; traction control may apply
- Far from Denver: Estes Park area
Run by National Park Service, Rocky Mountain National Park
Trail Ridge Road (U.S. 34), Rocky Mountain National ParkRocky Mountain National Park, between Estes Park and Grand Lake
- Hours
- Rocky Mountain National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, weather permitting. source
- Admission
- Private Vehicle $30.00 1-Day Vehicle Entrance Pass. This pass is valid for one private vehicle to enter RMNP for one day only. All passengers inside the vehicle are covered. source
- Season
- Trail Ridge Road is a seasonal road that is closed to through travel from mid-October to late May. source
A 48-mile park highway between Estes Park and Grand Lake with 11 miles above treeline; the park service says pikas, marmots, ptarmigans and bighorn sheep are commonly seen on the tundra and suggests allowing at least half a day for the drive.
- Seasonal: closed to through travel mid-October to late May. The NPS road-status page (last updated Oct 6, 2026) still said open to through travel when fetched on 2026-11-03; status has likely changed since. NPS status line 970-586-1222
- Timed Entry reservation required 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in summer (2026: May 22 to Oct 12)
- Park entrance fee required; non-US residents 16 and over pay an extra $100 per person unless holding an annual or America the Beautiful pass
- Far from Denver: Estes Park to Grand Lake
- NPS pages use superlatives (highest continuous paved road in the United States, thrilling views, spectacular)
Run by National Park Service, Rocky Mountain National Park
This is a list of what is near you, not a recommendation of any of it. Opening times and prices here are quoted from each operator’s own page on the date we read it, and both change without notice. Every name above links to that page.
Practical Road Trip Info
The reservation is the plan. In a normal park, you decide when to arrive; here the permit decides for you, and it is booked weeks ahead in high summer. Build the day around the window you managed to get.
The town sits at 7,743 feet and the park road goes above 12,000. That is a 4,500-foot gain in an afternoon, and it affects people who felt fine in Denver.
Seasonality is severe. The high road closes for much of the year, the elk come through in spring and autumn, and a good deal of the town's business runs on the park's calendar rather than the town's.
Estes Park is not near an interstate. I-25 is about forty miles east and the approach is by canyon road, so arrival times are longer than the mileage suggests and far longer behind summer traffic.
9 public campgrounds within 25 miles of Estes Park, 3 of them bookable ahead. Public campgrounds run by federal agencies. State-park and private campgrounds are not included.
The Local Debate
Family-Friendly
Elk on the lawns in autumn
In spring and autumn the wapiti move through the town itself rather than staying in the park, so children can see them from a pavement. Keep well back: these are wild animals in rut, not a petting zoo.
The Lake Estes loop
A 3.75-mile paved circuit round the lake, listed by Visit Estes Park as easy, mostly flat and accessible. Bikes can be rented at the Lake Estes Marina or brought along.
The Alpine stretch of Trail Ridge Road
Eleven miles above the treeline, where the landscape stops looking like anywhere children have been before. Short walks from the pull-offs are enough; the altitude makes anything longer harder than it looks.
Ed's Cantina, late
Open until 9:00 p.m. every day, which matters when a family comes off the high road later than planned and most of the town has closed.
Plan Your Visit
Rocky Mountain National Park — timed entry
- Reservations
- Recreation.gov only — website, app, or 877-444-6777; not sold at entrance stations or visitor centers
- 2026 windows
- Timed Entry 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m., May 22–Oct 12; Timed Entry+ Bear Lake Road 5:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., May 22–Oct 18. Dates change each year
- Reservation cost
- A non-refundable $2 Recreation.gov processing fee; a valid park entrance pass is required in addition*
- Road status
- Recorded line (970) 586-1222 for Trail Ridge Road conditions
- Link
- nps.gov/romo
*Fees subject to change, please check nps.gov for updated information.
We checked reservations, closures, opening hours, fees, seasonal opening and operating status on 2026-10-12. These change without notice — confirm with nps.gov and edscantina.com the week you travel.
Sources — 30 claims, 29 checked against the source on 2026-10-12
| Claim | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Rocky Mountain National Park requires timed entry reservations; 2026 windows were 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. May 22–Oct 12 for Timed Entry (excluding the Bear Lake Road Corridor) and 5:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. May 22–Oct 18 for Timed Entry+ Bear Lake Road | Timed Entry Permit System — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked monitored · 2026-10-12 |
| Reservations can only be made on Recreation.gov (website, app, or 877-444-6777) and are not sold at entrance stations or visitor centers; the only cost is a non-refundable $2 processing fee; a valid park entrance pass is also required | Timed Entry Permit System — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked monitored · 2026-10-12 |
| Trail Ridge Road reaches a high point of 12,183 feet; “Eleven miles of this high highway travel above treeline”; it is a nationally designated All American Road; recorded road status line (970) 586-1222 | Trail Ridge Road — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked monitored · 2026-10-12 |
| NPS does not describe Trail Ridge Road as the highest continuous paved road in the United States, so this guide does not either | Trail Ridge Road — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked |
| Town population 5,904 at the 2020 census and 5,824 in the 2023 estimate; elevation 7,743 feet | Estes Park, Colorado — Wikipedia | Checked |
| Freelan Oscar Stanley was the inventor of the Stanley Steamer and builder of the Stanley Hotel; the hotel opened in 1909 | Estes Park, Colorado — Wikipedia | Checked |
| The 1907 first auto stage line into Estes Park used three five-passenger touring Stanley Steamers; the following year Stanley built steam buses for a Lyons–Estes Park line | Estes Park, Colorado — Wikipedia | Checked |
| “In the spring and fall, wapiti travel through the town on their migrations to and from the national park&rdquo | Estes Park, Colorado — Wikipedia | Checked |
| The Stanley Hotel offers daily history and ghost tours | Estes Park, Colorado — Wikipedia | Checked |
| The Stanley Hotel, established 1909, at 333 E Wonderview Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517; “in the early 1900s, after F.O. Stanley made Estes Park his home, The Stanley Hotel took its place in the history books&rdquo | The Stanley Hotel | Checked |
| The hotel's own words on the Stephen King connection: “A nightmare so vivid it inspired Stephen King's cult horror novel.” On this About page the hotel does not name the novel, the year of the stay, or a room number; its Room 217 page (see the appended Stanley Hotel Room 217 row) names the novel and the room (checked 2026-10-14; the /history/ page the earlier text referred to now returns 404) | The Stanley Hotel — About | Checked |
| Ed's Cantina & Grill, 390 East Elkhorn Ave., Estes Park, CO 80517; (970) 586-2919; open 11:30 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Monday to Sunday; “locally owned and operated since the 80's”; Mexican menu, seasonal river-view and covered patio | Ed's Cantina & Grill | Checked monitored · 2026-10-12 |
| The hotel's own FAQ: “F.O. Stanley came to Estes Park seeking relief from tuberculosis.&rdquo | Hotel FAQs & Guest Information — The Stanley Hotel | Checked |
| Stephen King's own account of the inspiration for The Shining: “In late September of 1974, Tabby and I spent a night at a grand old hotel in Estes Park, the Stanley.&rdquo | The Shining — stephenking.com (the author's official site) | Checked |
| RMNP entrance passes: $30.00 1-day and $35.00 7-day private vehicle, $25.00 1-day and $30.00 7-day motorcycle, $15.00 1-day and $20.00 7-day per person, each covering every passenger in the vehicle; a $100.00 nonresident fee applies to "each non-US resident aged 16 and older" in addition to the standard entrance fee, "unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass" | National Park Service Data API — parks/romo (entranceFees), pulled 2026-10-12 | Checked monitored · 2026-10-12 |
| Trail Ridge Road "connects the towns of Grand Lake and Estes Park during the summer season", "is open 24 hours a day" while open, and "temporary closures can go into effect at any time"; the page gives no fixed seasonal opening or closing dates (the park's directions page says only that the road is closed from approximately mid-October through late May) | Enjoy a Scenic Drive on Trail Ridge Road — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked monitored · 2026-10-14 |
| Bear Lake shuttle: daily service May 22–October 18 (2026), 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., free; the park describes it as a way to avoid searching for limited parking (checked 2026-10-14). Lily Lake permit rules are in the appended timed-entry and fees rows | Shuttle Buses and Public Transit — Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked monitored · 2026-10-14 |
| Estes Park Museum, 200 4th Street: open year-round Wednesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–4 p.m., free admission; exhibits include a 1909 Model EX Stanley Steamer Runabout; the Historic Boyd Building served as the first headquarters of Rocky Mountain National Park, 1915–1923 | Plan a Visit — Estes Park Museum (Town of Estes Park) | Checked |
| Distance and drive time from Estes Park to Lyons — no official page found that states them | No source accepted yet | Not confirmed |
| The Beaver Meadows Entrance Station is on highway 36 on the east side of the park and the Fall River Entrance Station is on highway 34 (checked 2026-10-14; page footer dated 2012, road numbers stable) | Entrance Stations and Visitor Centers - Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked |
| NPS describes the Beaver Meadows Entrance as the closest entrance to Estes Park (checked 2026-10-14) | Beaver Meadows Entrance (NPS) | Checked |
| The Fall River Entrance is on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park (checked 2026-10-14) | Fall River Entrance (NPS) | Checked |
| The hotel's own room page names Room 217 (the 217 Spirited Grand King) as the place where author Stephen King gained the inspiration for writing The Shining (checked 2026-10-14); the claim is the hotel's, King's own account names no room | Stanley Hotel Room 217 - The Stanley Hotel | Checked |
| The Peak to Peak byway is listed as 55 miles long, established in 1918, with Black Hawk, Boulder, Estes Park and Nederland as its towns (checked 2026-10-14) | Peak to Peak - Colorado Department of Transportation | Checked |
| The Peak to Peak byway runs 55 miles from Black Hawk/Central City to Estes Park, passing Nederland on the way (checked 2026-10-14) | Peak to Peak - Colorado Tourism Office (colorado.com) | Checked |
| NPS gives Denver to Estes Park via Boulder/Hwy 36 as 66 miles, and the Peak to Peak route as Nederland, State Hwy 72, State Hwy 7 to Estes Park; it also states Trail Ridge Road is closed from approximately mid-October through late May (checked 2026-10-14; page last updated 2023) | Directions & Transportation - Rocky Mountain National Park (NPS) | Checked |
| Denver's sports table lists the Broncos (NFL), Rockies (MLB), Nuggets (NBA), Avalanche (NHL) and Rapids (MLS) (checked 2026-10-14) | Denver - Wikipedia | Checked |
| The Town of Grand Lake describes Grand Lake as the largest natural body of water in Colorado and itself as the western gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, with fewer than 500 full-time residents (checked 2026-10-14) | History - Town of Grand Lake | Checked |
| Timed Entry + Bear Lake Road reservations are required to enter the Bear Lake Road corridor between 5 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily from 22 May through 18 October 2026; park sources differ by a day on the closing date. Shuttle dates and fares were not stated on the pages read (checked 2026-10-15) | National Park Service — Timed Entry and Bear Lake Road | Checked monitored · 2026-10-15 |
| Designated an All-American Road by the U.S. Secretary of Transportation; 48 miles in CO; FHWA suggests: Two hours to drive or a day to visit places along the byway. Distance from this stop to the route measured against the published byway centreline on the U.S. Department of Transportation map service (geo.dot.gov), which carries no stated licence and predates the 2021 designations; the measurement is ours, the line is theirs and is not reproduced here. 0.1 miles (checked 2026-10-29) | Federal Highway Administration: Trail Ridge Road/Beaver Meadow Road | Checked |
Road Trippin’ with the Harts
The Highway Heads books turn the miles between stops into a game the whole car can play.
See the booksLive Conditions
Wildlife Spotted Nearby
Nearest Airports
Straight-line distance from Estes Park, not drive time.
- Northern Colorado Regional (FNL) — 27 miles
- Rocky Mountain Metropolitan (BJC) — 39 miles
- Denver International (DEN) — 57 miles
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