One of a number of taffy shops in downtown Estes Park, Colorado
I guess I kind of knew it at the time, but I didn’t carry my camera at all while we explored the town of Estes Park. Mostly we were there in the evening, and when going to dinner I didn’t want to lug around a camera. But I had my phone!
Random photos in downtown Estes Park, Colorado
Here are a few representative shots of downtown Estes Park. Nothing terribly artsy but it does give a good flavor. And yes, there were a number of salt water taffy shops…these are just a few of them!
Random photos in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoOne of a number of taffy shops in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoOne of a number of taffy shops in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoOne of a number of taffy shops in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoOne of a number of taffy shops in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoOh, they had T-Shirt shops too!Random photos in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoRandom photos in downtown Estes Park, ColoradoSilver Moon Inn in Estes Park, ColoradoBeer at The Wapiti Colorado Pub in Estes Park, Colorado
6 thoughts on “Colorado Adventure: Estes Park”
Aahh! The saltwater Texas Pecan Taffy is to die for! A friend and I are planning a day trip up to Rocky Mountain Park this weekend, passing through Estes Park and up over Trail Ridge. May have to pick up a half pound of the taffy.
Dang, Monte! I’ve never even heard of Texas Pecan Taffy. I guess I’ll need to start paying better attention.
I think making sure you have a half tank of gas and a half pound of taffy was on a sign at the visitor center. Might want to get a full pound, just to be safe.
Good idea on the sign. The Texas Pecan is to die for or at least fight over. Give Cathy a half pound bag of that and she’d hold a 600m f4.0 all day.
Somehow I’ve never made a connection of Salt Water Taffy and the Rocky Mountains. I can’t remember ever hearing John Denver sing about it?
The Rocky Mountain High he sings about is from the sugar in the taffy, Brooks.
Me neither, Brooks. Lots of other John Denver connections but not salt water taffy. That reference must come from somewhere else!
Aahh! The saltwater Texas Pecan Taffy is to die for!
A friend and I are planning a day trip up to Rocky Mountain Park this weekend, passing through Estes Park and up over Trail Ridge. May have to pick up a half pound of the taffy.
Dang, Monte! I’ve never even heard of Texas Pecan Taffy. I guess I’ll need to start paying better attention.
I think making sure you have a half tank of gas and a half pound of taffy was on a sign at the visitor center. Might want to get a full pound, just to be safe.
Good idea on the sign. The Texas Pecan is to die for or at least fight over. Give Cathy a half pound bag of that and she’d hold a 600m f4.0 all day.
Somehow I’ve never made a connection of Salt Water Taffy and the Rocky Mountains. I can’t remember ever hearing John Denver sing about it?
The Rocky Mountain High he sings about is from the sugar in the taffy, Brooks.
Me neither, Brooks. Lots of other John Denver connections but not salt water taffy. That reference must come from somewhere else!