Rocky Mountain National Park Adds a Skip-the-Line Lane for Some Passholders

Purchasing a transponder will let you drive into Rocky Mountain National Park anytime timed-entry reservations are not required.

An entrance sign to the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Welcomia/Dreamstime/TNS

By John Meyer From The Denver Post

DENVER—Entering Rocky Mountain National Park will be more convenient for annual and lifetime passholders this year via dedicated drive-through lanes set aside for visitors who purchase windshield transponder passes that are used to open the gate.