A 700-pound bull elk in Estes Park has been on a tear this fall, going after trucks and golf carts with his antlers. Local body shops say he is not even close to the only one doing it this year.

Nobody was going to get close to his family.

Home to quaint, mountain-town restaurants and coffee shops, exceptional views of the Rocky Mountains, and drivers that ...

An aggressive bull elk in Estes Park, nicknamed "Crash" or "Smash" is ramming vehicles during the rut. Here is how to stay safe while viewing elk.

Under 90 minutes from Denver’s airport, Estes Park is the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. Here’s where to stay, eat, ...

Many people underestimate the damage an elk can do, especially when their hormones are firing on all cylinders during mating ...

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Forget the giant shopping cart fantasy. What makes a country market useful on a mountain trip is not warehouse scale, but the ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are working to find a bear that broke into an Estes Park home through a closed first-floor window Aug. 27.

A bull elk in Estes Park, Colorado, has been strutting around town with an antler stuck in its neck after a fight during rutting season. Elk sometimes ...

A notorious bull elk in Estes Park known as Smash rammed a Colorado reporter's car recently as part his autumn-rut ritual of chasing golf carts ...

Estes Park’s Tim Nicholson seeks out businesses that are violating the town wildlife protection ordinance on his morning ...