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Rocky Mountains
The Rocky Mountains are one of North America’s most spectacular natural regions, offering dramatic peaks, alpine lakes, national parks, ski resorts, wildlife, and endless outdoor adventures. Stretching across several western states, the region includes celebrated destinations in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Utah. From scenic drives and hiking trails to winter sports and mountain towns, the Rockies are ideal for travelers seeking nature, adventure, and unforgettable panoramic views.
Things to do in Rocky Mountains
- 1 Explore national parks, alpine lakes, and scenic mountain roads.
- 2 Visit Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Rocky Mountain national parks.
- 3 Ski or snowboard at renowned resorts in Colorado and neighboring states.
- 4 Discover charming mountain towns and relaxing hot springs.
- 5 Enjoy hiking, wildlife viewing, camping, and breathtaking viewpoints.
Practical information for Rocky Mountains
Entry requirements can change: we review them with you before every trip.
- Airports
- Nueva York, NY (JFK) · Los Ángeles, CA (LAX) · Miami, FL (MIA) · Orlando, FL (MCO)
- Documents for US citizens
U.S. citizens: domestic travel with a REAL ID (required since May 2025) or a passport. Foreign visitors: valid passport and ESTA (Visa Waiver Program) or a B1/B2 tourist visa depending on nationality; U.S. permanent residents and other passports: check based on nationality.Read more ▾
- Currency
- U.S. dollar (USD). Cards accepted almost everywhere
- Language
- English (Spanish widely spoken in Florida, Texas, California, New York)
- Time zone
- Several zones: Eastern (Miami/New York), Central (-1 h), Mountain (-2 h), Pacific (-3 h), Alaska (-4 h), Hawaii (-5 h in winter, -6 h in summer because Hawaii does not change its clocks)
- Plugs
- Type A/B, 120V (same as the U.S.; no adapter needed)
- Weather
- Highly varied: cold winters with snow in the north, hot, humid summers in the south and desert summers in the southwest. Atlantic and Gulf hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 (peak August-October)
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