Rocky Mountain National Park has had many man made structures come and go throughout its history. The most notorious and perhaps infamous were several dams owned by Front Range water interests. No longer practical and structurally unsafe, dams like Bluebird needed to be meticulously disassembled ...
In this Trails for Everyone video, Greg Martin gives advice for how to hike responsibly in the Rockies. He outlines some hiking essentials and ways in which trail users, whether they are hikers, snowshoers, bikers, or horseback riders can ensure the enjoyment and preservation of the trails for ev...
Emmy nominated actor Barry Corbin is presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2011 Estes Park Film Festival during a special ceremony in his honor at the Historic Park Theatre. Watch a lively Q&A with Barry in which he performs Shakespeare among other surprising and funny things.
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Mal Walker was among the first servicemen to land on Omaha Beach on D-Day. These are his first-hand accounts from his time as captain in the US Army during World War II.
A short video featuring the rededication ceremony in honor of Rocky Mountain National Park’s 100th anniversary. On hand at the celebration were Gov. John Hickenlooper, Sen. Cory Gardner, National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis, Rocky Mountain National Park Superintendent Vaughn Baker and honora...
Filmed in 1999 at the Estes Park Museum, this interview with Enda Mills Kiley is a priceless addition to our archives. As the daughter of Enos Mills, Enda, spent her life as an outspoken colorful member of our Estes Park community. Always caring and concerned about the natural environment, Enda s...
On August 14, 2001 President George W. Bush made an historic visit to the YMCA of the Rockies where he picnicked with parents and children. Afterwards he gave a speech to the audience. Less than one month later, the nation suffered the worst terrorist attack in its history.
Ben Bobowski, PHD, National Park Service, interviews World-Renowned Scientist, Edward O. Wilson about himself, biodiversity and the future of all living organisms.
Biologist Karl Cordova talks about how the Park Service manages air quality in Rocky Mountain National Park.
In 2004 Estes Park and Monteverde were established as Sister Cities. Located in northwestern Costa Rica, the Monteverde district consists of several small, adjacent communities, the largest of which is Santa Elena. They are collectively known as Monteverde. The population is about 5,000.
Nick Molle Productions were hired to film this documentary that tells the story of a school that emerged as beacon of peace, justice and community building in the context of systemic violence and oppression. Based in Guatemala City, SEMILLA now serves 700 adult church and community leaders and 2...
Sue Davis from the Stanley Museum in Maine shows off a Stanley Steamer automobile and talks about its connection with F.O. Stanley, his brother and the world famous Stanley Hotel.
Robin Stitzel gives us a rare peak inside the Birch Cabin in Estes Park. The cabin was built in 1908 by Albert Birch, city editor for the Denver Post, and was placed on the State Register of Historic Places in 2001.
The story of the Historic Park Theatre and the fight to save it. In this documentary we're going to take you on a journey, both past and present, through the history of this beautiful movie theatre. Built in 1913, the Historic Park Theatre is oldest operating movie theatre west of the Mississippi...
Trace the history of Estes Park from the first inhabitants (the Ute, Shoshone and Comanche Indian tribes) to the ranchers and hunters who made this land their home. Narrated by Nick Mollé
This short documentary from 2009 spotlights the Estes Park Rooftop Rodeo in Estes Park, CO. The Rooftop Rodeo is a PRCA sanctioned rodeo featuring professional cowboys and cowgirls from around the world.
Produced by Nick Molle, Edited by John Goerner & Jennifer Proffitt
