Read a Book Traditional Geocache

The Estes Valley Library was founded in 1916 by the Women's Club, and its 292 books were originally housed in a single room at the local school. By 1922, it was able to move into a dedicated building on Bond Park after the Women's Club raised $5,000, but it once again outgrew its location and moved to its current digs in 1991.

The library building in 1922

Today's library is the hub of the local community. It offers over 300,000 titles for reading, listening, and watching. In 2007, a computer commons was created on the second floor to provide the town with free Internet access and wifi. Additionally, the Library offers children's literacy programs, hosts cultural events, and provides meeting rooms for local groups to use. Estes Park loves its library!