DENVER — Bull in a china shop. Elk in a home decor store. Dierdre Kinley first learned about a female elk near her business in Estes Park last Thursday afternoon because people were approaching ...

Customers at a jerky store in Estes Park, Colorado, were surprised to find a cow elk browsing the shelves alongside them this week. Beef Jerky Experience caters to hikers shopping for snacks ...

Encounters between the roughly 3,000 elk that call the Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park area home and more than 4 million tourists who visit the park annually are inevitable.

Golfers don’t seem to be too bothered by a large bull Elk resting near the greens at Estes Park Golf Course on September 24, 2023. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post) Related Articles ...

A second elk attack on a child in five days in Estes Park has state wildlife officials warning tourists and residents of the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park to be aware of aggressive elk.

Estes Park saw an “unprecedented” number of elk attacks that within a cluster of days sent three people — two of them children — to the hospital. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife said ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Tuesday warned residents and visitors to Estes Park to be aware of aggressive cow elk after a second attack in less than a week. At about 1:30 p.m. Monday ...

Officials used bean bag rounds to force the elk away from the park but had closed the playground and parts of Estes Lake Trail as a precaution. On May 30, an 8-year-old girl riding her bike in a ...

Golfers don’t seem to be too bothered by a large bull elk resting near a green at an 18-hole golf course in Estes Park on Sept. 24. The town’s nine-hole course, located about a mile away ...