100% of your license plate donation ($30 minimum) supports conservation and educational programs in Rocky Mountain National Park. Since 2017, license plate donations have specifically helped fund the High School Leadership Corps, a youth program that fosters leadership, environmental stewardship, and hands-on conservation experience.

No. The Rocky Mountain Conservancy plate is a specialty license plate that shows your support for the park. It does not include entry, reservations, or other access benefits. Standard park fees and policies still apply.

To receive a Rocky Mountain Conservancy specialty license plate, you must make a minimum $30 donation to the Conservancy’s license plate program.

After your donation, you’ll receive a certificate from us that you bring to your county DMV office to request the plate.

At the DMV you’ll pay:

• A one-time $50 specialty plate fee (assessed by the state of Colorado).
• Standard registration fees and taxes (these vary by vehicle and county).
• If you choose a personalized version, there’s an additional $60-$80 one-time personalization fee and a $25 annual personalization renewal fee.

Your donation and DMV fees are separate. Your donation goes directly to support Rocky Mountain National Park.

Visit the Colorado DMV Group Special License Plates page for the best up-to-date information.