Internet quality changes a lot from one Estes Park address to the next. Homes in town may have fiber, while a cabin up a long road may have far fewer choices. Three providers on this page serve the valley, and each one works a little differently.
Check your actual address with all three before deciding, because what a provider sells and what reaches your door are not always the same. The town-owned fiber is worth a call first if you live inside the service area.
Internet availability and speeds depend on the exact address, so confirm yours before signing.
Around the valley
Fiber to the house, run by the Town itself: Trailblazer is the municipal broadband service out of Estes Park Power & Communications, and its office is on Woodstock Drive near the fairgrounds, next to Shepard Plumbing & Heating. That makes it a utility rather than a company, with the same local support people already know from the power side.
On Stanley Avenue near the fairgrounds, a short way from the Visitor Center, TDS keeps an office where Estes Park customers can sort out internet, TV and phone service in person. The company sells high-speed and gigabit internet, with fiber in select areas, plus business connections, Wi-Fi setup and phone installation.
If the power goes out in a winter storm, a hard-wired landline still works, and that is a fair part of the pitch at Estes Park Internet Service. The office on Moraine Avenue sells CenturyLink high-speed internet and home phone service.
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Trailblazer Broadband is the town-owned fiber service, run by Estes Park Power & Communications. It started in 2019 and the network is all fiber, with residential and business plans plus phone, TV and managed Wi-Fi. Because it is a municipal utility, the same organization also handles power in town.
TDS is a regional telecom company that sells internet, TV and phone for homes and businesses, with fiber packages up to 8 Gig in select areas. Estes Park Internet Service sells CenturyLink internet and home phone from a spot on Moraine Avenue. Speeds there reach up to 100 Mbps depending on the address, and the business resells service instead of running a network. Compare the contract terms, equipment fees and what happens if you move.
The deciding factor is almost always the address. Ask every provider to check your exact street before you sign, and ask about installation timing in the busy season. If you rent out a property, ask what plans fit guests who stream and work from the cabin. Also ask who to call when service drops, since a storm up here can take a line down for a while.
Three providers are listed: Trailblazer Broadband, which is the town-owned fiber service, TDS, and Estes Park Internet Service, which sells CenturyLink service. Which one reaches you depends on your address, so ask each to check it.
Yes. Trailblazer Broadband is all fiber and is run by the Town through Estes Park Power & Communications. TDS also lists fiber packages in select areas. Ask each provider whether fiber reaches your street.
Trailblazer Broadband lists phone alongside internet and TV, TDS sells phone for homes and businesses, and Estes Park Internet Service sells CenturyLink home phone. Ask about packages and what is available at your address.
Speeds depend on the address and provider. The CenturyLink reseller lists speeds up to 100 Mbps, and TDS lists fiber packages up to 8 Gig in select areas. Call for a quote at your address.
