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Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival festival grounds
SeptemberEstes Park, ColoradoFamily Friendly

Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival

$20-28 adults

About Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival

The Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival in Estes Park combines Celtic heritage with medieval traditions against the stunning backdrop of Rocky Mountain National Park. Highland games, Celtic music, clan gatherings, and artisan crafts create a unique cultural celebration at the gateway to the Rockies.

“According to TroveRadar, Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival in Estes Park, Colorado is one of Colorado's premier Renaissance Festival destinations, offering 7+ activities and 6+ types of artisan vendors during its September season.”

Activities

  • ●Highland games
  • ●Celtic music
  • ●Caber toss
  • ●Archery
  • ●Dance
  • ●Storytelling
  • ●Pipe bands

Vendors & Artisans

  • ●Celtic jewelry
  • ●Tartans
  • ●Leather goods
  • ●Pottery
  • ●Metalwork
  • ●Whisky
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Treasure Hunting
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Mushroom Foraging
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Bone Carving
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Metalwork

Quick Info

Dates: September
Admission: $20-28 adults
Camping: Available
Family Friendly: Yes
Website: https://www.scotfest.com

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When does Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival take place?
Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival runs during September in Estes Park, Colorado. Check the official website at https://www.scotfest.com for exact dates, as the festival schedule may shift slightly year to year.
How much does admission cost at Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival?
Admission to Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival is $20-28 adults. Children, seniors, and military personnel may qualify for discounted rates. Season passes and group rates are often available for frequent visitors.
Is Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival family-friendly?
Yes, Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival is a family-friendly event with activities suitable for all ages, including children's games, craft demonstrations, and educational performances. The festival also offers jousting, live music, and artisan shopping.
Is there treasure hunting at Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival?
While Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival does not offer dedicated treasure hunting activities, the Estes Park, Colorado area features excellent public lands for metal detecting, mushroom foraging, and fossil hunting. Use TroveRadar to plan side trips during your festival visit.
What activities are available at Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival?
Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival offers a wide range of activities including Highland games, Celtic music, Caber toss, Archery, Dance, Storytelling, Pipe bands. The festival also features 6+ types of artisan vendors selling Celtic jewelry, Tartans, Leather goods, Pottery, Metalwork, and more.