Cell signal in Rocky Mountain National Park

[Visionquest2]

Hi -


I'm seeking updated experiences on getting some Verizon signal in either the Aspenglen or Glacier Basin campgrounds within RMNP. I've read many posts which seem to indicate that the short answer is "no". However, looking at the interactive Verizon coverage maps there appears to be some coverage in both spots. (i.e. - no white areas in their maps). The other encouraging data point I found was someone saying they were able to pull in signal using their cellular booster.



Thanks in advance for sharing!

[lllkrob]

I don't have experience with that particular national park, but in Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Glacier national parks there was NO cell service either Verizon or AT&T. As a matter of fact in the 44 national parks we have visited any park of any size had virtually NO cell service except at some central location like the park headquarters.

[computerguy]

Originally Posted by lllkrob

I don't have experience with that particular national park, but in Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Glacier national parks there was NO cell service either Verizon or AT&T. As a matter of fact in the 44 national parks we have visited any park of any size had virtually NO cell service except at some central location like the park headquarters.

I disagree. I spent the summer this year in and around GT and Yellowstone. Plenty of signal with ATT in Grand Teton through a good portion of the park. Yellowstone has a couple areas where you can get signal. They are marked on the NP map.
I do have ATT and Verizon with Cat 18 modems and MIMO antennas on the roof of the motorhome.

Can't speak to the OP question on Rock Mountain NP though.

[Trapper2022]

While in Estes park we found the coverage good in the early AM until about 7:30. After that it sucked. To many people using network set up for small town. We had both a Verizon and ATT phone. Same for both. Get in park and it gets worse. Safe travels

Enjoy the journey