ESTES PARK CONFERENCE

OF JHE
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

 

HE ESTES PARK CONFERENCE was organized as a
a place of training for Christian workers. Educational
groups as well as various social welfare organizations
have found these Grounds an ideal meeting place. The sum-
mer months are scheduled with conventions, conferences,
summer schools and educational seminars. The facilities of

the Grounds are available to people of cultural interests, such
as teachers, social workers, clergymen, Y.M.C.A. secretaries
and others. The equipment is especially adapted to the uses
of families who wish to combine study and inspiration with
a summer vacation. Season: June, July, August and a por-
tion of September as needed for Conference purposes.

LOCATION

The Estes Park Conference, with its 800 acres, and 150
buildings, is located 414 miles southwest of Estes Park Vil-
lage, in the heart of the scenic beauty of that country, ad-
joining Rocky Mountain National Park. Those fainiliar witb
the Conference Grounds claim there is no other location of
such surpassing beauty, or so convenient to so many points
of interest. Within easy hiking distance are splendid trails
leading to Long’s Peak, Bear Lake, Loch Vale, the Glaciers,
Fern and Odessa Lakes and Marguerite Falls, and splendid
automobile roads to the Continental Divide, Horseshoe Falls,
Horseshoe Park, Estes Villiage, the Fall River Road over to
Grand Lake and the new, magnificient, million-dollar Trail
Ridge Road of un-
believable scenic
beauty.

Railroad tickets
may be purchased
direct to Estes Park
and are good on the
busses of the Rocky
Mountain Parks
Transportation Com-

pany, which leave
Denver for Hstes
Park ;daily;-on: a
regular schedule,
any of three differ-

 

 

ent routes being available — Big Thompson Canyon, North
St. Vrain or South St. Vrain Canyons. Trunks may be check-
ed straight through to Estes Park, the Transportation Com-
pany carrying them from the nearest railroad point to the
Village, making a charge of $1.25 per 100 pounds. A charge
of 50 cents will be made for the carriage of trunks from Hstes
Park Village to our main campus.

The Rocky Mountain Parks Transportation Company op-
erates a car between the Conference Grounds and the Estes
Park Village.

Those driving their own cars will find a well-marked high-
way running out of
Denver, through
Longmont and Love-
land: to. the. Big
Thompson Canyon,
cr through Lyons
for the North and
South St. Vrain Can-
yons. Distance from
Denver to Estes
Park © Va lage, = 15

miles.