Estes’ one-way Loop traffic plan about to become reality
ESTES PARK — The reality of the one-way traffic plan for downtown Estes Park is about to be felt by motorists in the tourism-dependent village in the mountains of Larimer County.
More than a decade after the town of Estes Park initially applied for federal funds to help build it and nearly seven years after the project gained final approval from the town’s Board of Trustees, Estes Park’s hotly debated 1.1-mile Downtown Loop, a one-way street reconfiguration through the center of the tourist town designed to ease congestion and speed summer access to and from Rocky Mountain National Park, will see…
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