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Do I have this right? You are driving from Denver north to Estes Park and Cheyenne before heading west to Moab and then south to Alb? Very round-about. Why Cheyenne? Anyway, to answer the direct question, I would Choose Grand Lake. I am not a fan of Estes Park and like the small town and lake feel of Grand Lake.
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There is nothing wrong with Cheyenne or its residents, but unless there is something specific that you want to see or do in Cheyenne it really is out of your way and not worth the trip just to visit Wyoming. Save Wyoming for another trip and then focus on Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone NP.
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Devil's Tower is really cool, but it's a long way from Cheyenne, out in the middle of nowhere (unless you're going to Mt. Rushmore, SD). I'd skip Cheyenne. It's a small city and there's not much there. The only really cool part of Wyoming is Yellowstone, and that's a 7-8 hour drive from Denver.
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The Beartooth Highway is the scenic road you mentioned. Gorgeous!!!
I think adding Grand Lake after Estes park is a good call. You'll drive Trail Ridge Road (I'm assuming in the summer) through Rocky Mountain Park. The scenery will be fantastic!
http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisi...ridge_road.htm
The drive between Denver and Cheyenne is boring and not scenic.
I think adding Grand Lake after Estes park is a good call. You'll drive Trail Ridge Road (I'm assuming in the summer) through Rocky Mountain Park. The scenery will be fantastic!
http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisi...ridge_road.htm
The drive between Denver and Cheyenne is boring and not scenic.
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