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Alberta Falls is a popular, scenic waterfall in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. It is a 30-foot (9-meter) cascade of Glacier Creek, surrounded by boulders and aspen forests. A very popular and relatively easy hike from the Glacier Gorge Trailhead, it is approximately 1.6 miles (2.6 km) round trip with little elevation gain (approximately 49 meters). Due to its easy accessibility and beauty, it is a popular destination for families and hikers.

It is located at the end of the scenic Bear Lake Road, one of the most popular areas of Rocky Mountain National Park. It lies at an elevation of approximately 2,880 meters (9,450 feet), surrounded by forest, offering impressive views of the majestic peaks of Hallett Peak. A very easy, paved Nature Trail (loop) leads around the lake in just about 0.6 miles (about 1 km).

Very touristy, but beautiful.

Note: Reservations are required in some seasons. Easy hike around the lake.

Challenging walk with a wheelchair ♿️

You have to do this hike easy.

Great trip! If you're not used to the elevation, give yourself time to acclimate. I only acclimated for about a week and had to take frequent breaks past tree line, but we'll worth the trip. Barr Trail is also a great trip. "Easier" but longer than this path. 10/10, especially for submitting one of Colorado's 14ers!