Changes to mark Estes Park’s 48th Scotfest
The traditional downtown parade won’t happen this year, but a new Sunday matinee for the ceremonial “tattoo” has been added for this weekend’s 48th annual Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival.
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