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Hikers resume their trek after a stop at the Glen Haven General Store owned by Steve and his wife Becky Childs in downtown Glen Haven, a tiny Larimer County town. Steve and the town been fighting the county for three years to keep their community identity. The county wanted to put Glen Haven addresses in nearby Drake. But Glen Haven wanted to keep their own addresses and zip code. Last month, the county agreed.

Becky Childs baking fresh cookies in the Glen Haven General Store she and her husband Steve own in downtown Glen Haven, a tiny Larimer County town. Steve and the town been fighting the county for three years to keep their community identity. The county wanted to put Glen Haven addresses in nearby Drake. But Glen Haven wanted to keep their own addresses and zip code. Last month, the county agreed.

Steve and his wife Becky Childs own the Glen Haven General Store in downtown Glen Haven, a tiny Larimer County town. Steve and the town been fighting the county for three years to keep their community identity. The county wanted to put Glen Haven addresses in nearby Drake. But Glen Haven wanted to keep their own addresses and zip code. Last month, the county agreed.

Off road bikers make their way across Colorado Road 43 as they head away from the town of Glen Haven, CO on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

Glen Haven Fire Captain Tom Housewright, right, hugs resident Sandy Reynolds in the middle of main street of Glen Haven, CO on Sept. 17, 2013. The Glen Haven General Store is behind them. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

The inside of the Glen Haven General Store on Main Street in Glen Haven, CO is a complete mess from the flood waters on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

The Town Hall of Glen Haven is a total loss on Main Street in Glen Haven, CO on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

Larimer County Sheriff's deputies Jack Newton, left, and Brad Harkin, right, walk along the flood-damaged end of Main Street in Glen Haven on Sept. 17, 2013. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Porcelain sits in a window of a shop along Main Street in Glen Haven, Co, on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

A telephone poles and electrical wires lay along side of Colorado Road 43 or Main street in Glen Haven, Co on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

A volunteer who wanted to go only by the name of Ken walks with his dog Bandit along Colorado Road 43 near Glen Haven, CO on his way back to where he is sleeping after a day of helping Glen Haven firefighters begin the clean up of their town on Sept. 17, 2013. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

Maggie McDonald, a resident of Fort Collins, reacts to photos that her former Glen Haven neighbor Mary Nolan (left) shows her of the town which was destroyed by the waters. The pair were gathered at Timberline Church in Fort Collins where Nolan had been evacuated to.

Frank Crone looks at a totaled car left on the side of Colorado road 43 outside of Glen Haven, CO where he has lived for over 25 years, on Sept. 17, 2013. Crone has lived in the area for more than 25 years. The small mountain town of Glen Haven north east of Estes Park has been wiped out by the recent and massive flooding.

Rick Gdovicak right, and Travis Sterkel, running an excavator from Kitchen & Company Excavators, cleans large rocks, trees and debris to clear out a clogged culvert on North Fork Road in Glen Haven, Co on Sept. 30, 2013. With little help currently from the outside world, except for the local electric company trying to establish electricity in the community, residents of the small mountain hamlet of Glen Haven, Co are picking up the pieces themselves on September 30, 2013. Because this culvert was clogged during the flooding, the West Creek river flowing parallel to town took out the bridge on this road and completely changed course. Residents are trying to put the river back to where it was prior to the flood.

Main street or Co Road 43 going through the town of Glen Haven, CO is completely gone on Sept. 30, 2013. The road from here to Drake, Co 8 miles down is over 85% destroyed. With little help currently from the outside world, except for the local electric company trying to establish electricity in the community, residents of the small mountain hamlet of Glen Haven, Co are picking up the pieces themselves on September 30, 2013.

Main street or Co Road 43 going through the town of Glen Haven, CO is completely gone, at left, as well as many cottages, houses and cabins that were along the road on Sept. 30, 2013. The road from here to Drake, Co 8 miles down is over 85% destroyed. With little help currently from the outside world, except for the local electric company trying to establish electricity in the community, residents of the small mountain hamlet of Glen Haven, Co are picking up the pieces themselves on September 30, 2013.

Main street or Co Road 43 going through the town of Glen Haven, CO is completely gone on Sept. 30, 2013. The road from here to Drake, Co 8 miles down is over 85% destroyed. this car belonged to Glen Haven firefighter Clifton DeWitt. He got caught in the flood waters but was able to escape his car and swim to safety. His car is completely destroyed. With little help currently from the outside world, except for the local electric company trying to establish electricity in the community, residents of the small mountain hamlet of Glen Haven, Co are picking up the pieces themselves on September 30, 2013.

Main street or Co Road 43 going through the town of Glen Haven, CO is completely gone on Sept. 30, 2013. The road, which literally ends here, is over 85% destroyed all the way down to Drake which is 8 miles down the road.

Main street or Co Road 43 going through the town of Glen Haven, CO is completely gone on Sept. 30, 2013. The road from here to Drake, Co 8 miles down is over 85% destroyed. this car belonged to Glen Haven firefighter Clifton DeWitt. He got caught in the flood waters but was able to escape his car and swim to safety. His car is completely destroyed. With little help currently from the outside world, except for the local electric company trying to establish electricity in the community, residents of the small mountain hamlet of Glen Haven, Co are picking up the pieces themselves on September 30, 2013.

Lauren Discher, 14, and her siblings Lexie, 11 and Drew, 7 carefully cover a tree above the muddy river bed of West Creek river in Glen Haven, Co on Sept. 30, 2013 as an excavator clears rocks, trees and debris from a culvert. The Discher family came all the way from College Station, Texas just to help clean what they could in the town and help residents in any way they could.

Glen Haven Inn owner Tom Sellers looks at what remains on the inside of their historic Glen Haven Inn in Glen Haven, CO on Oct. 8, 2013. The Inn was one of the only businesses that actually made it in the town but has been inundated with mud and debris. The water line along the walls suggest that the flood waters reached at least four feet inside the building. Owners Sheila and Tom Sellers have owned the Inn for over 20 years and have spent that same amount of time lovingly collecting antiques to create the victorian inspired interior of the Inn and restaurant.

Volunteers Katherine Dumont, middle, and Barb Trofholz help take flood damaged dry wall off of the walls of Tuck N' Tresures gift shop next to the historic Glen Haven Inn in Glen Haven, CO on Oct. 8, 2013. The Inn was one of the only businesses that actually made it in the town but has been inundated with mud and debris. The water line along the walls suggest that the flood waters reached at least four feet inside the building. Owners Sheila and Tom Sellers have owned the Inn for over 20 years and have spent that same amount of time lovingly collecting antiques to create the victorian inspired interior of the Inn and restaurant.

Jewel Sumonia sits outside of what used to be her antique shop Tuck N' Tresures gift shop next to the historic Glen Haven Inn in Glen Haven, CO on Oct. 8, 2013 as volunteer Barb Trofholz, middle, helps to clean out the inside of the shop. She lost her shop but many of the antiques inside made it.

Volunteer Caleb Johnson picks up a shovelful of mud up off the carpet to throw out of the window at the historic Glen Haven Inn in Glen Haven, CO on Oct. 8, 2013. The Inn was one of the only businesses that actually made it in the town but has been inundated with mud and debris. The water line along the walls suggest that the flood waters reached at least four feet inside the building. Owners Sheila and Tom Sellers have owned the Inn for over 20 years and have spent that same amount of time lovingly collecting antiques to create the victorian inspired interior of the Inn and restaurant.

An orange cat receives fluid and medical care and a sweet touch from Veterinarian Dr. Theresa Flicek at Animal Medical Center in Estes Park, Co on Oct. 8, 2013. The cat was discovered hanging trapped on an item inside the Glen Haven Inn in flood ravaged Glen Haven, Colorado almost four weeks after the flood. The cat does not have a microchip and the medical clinic is hoping someone will come forward as the owner. The cat came in extremely dehydrated, hypothermic and barely alive.

1220 NWS GlenHaven3-js.jpg A sign outside the the Glen Haven Area Volunteer Fire Department refers to how residents have dealt with the flood as fire department Cpt. Tom Housewight, right, talks with resident Dwayne Ballard Thursday, Dec. 19, 2013. Flood Special Section

Longtime resident of Glen Haven Sonja McTeague stands along Main Street in front of North Rock Mountain in Glen Haven, Co on Dec. 30, 2013. McTeague made the tee-shirt she is wearing in an effort to raise money for the repair of their private roads in town. She has raised $2,000 so far but they need $2 million to repair their roads. The town of Glen Haven continues to recover after the floods destroyed their small town in Glen Haven, Co near Estes Park on December 30, 2013. .

Longtime resident and former fire chief Steve Childs stands inside what is left of the General Store in downtown Glen Haven, Co on Dec. 30, 2013. Childs has owned the Glen Haven General Store for 33 years. The building is still standing but has sustained a great deal of damage. He will have to completely rebuild the store to get it up and running. The town of Glen Haven continues to recover after the floods destroyed their small town in Glen Haven, Co near Estes Park on December 30, 2013.

Post flood, the Glen Haven General Store sits alone on the river-side of Devils Gulch Road on Saturday. A lot of the small town's businesses, as well as its town hall were washed away in the Spetember flood, though a few buildings survived.

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Bill Blake and his wife Barb, seated at table, enjoy the famous and delicious cinnamon rolls made at the Glen Haven General Store in Glen Haven, CO on Aug. 27 2014. The Glen Haven General Store is one of only two buildings left standing in the small downtown area of Glen Haven after the devastating floods of Sept. 2013 destroyed this mountain hamlet just outside of Estes Park. The Blake's have been visiting Glen Haven for 40 years and were delighted to see the store had survived the floods.

Becky Childs, co-owner with her husband Steve of the Glen Haven General Store attends to customers in Glen Haven, CO on Aug. 27 2014. The Glen Haven General Store is one of only two buildings left standing in the small downtown area of Glen Haven after the devastating floods of Sept. 2013 destroyed this mountain hamlet just outside of Estes Park. The Childs reopened their store in June and did most of the work on their store themselves.

Becky Childs, co-owner with her husband Steve of the Glen Haven General Store makes her famous cinnamon rolls in the store's kitchen in Glen Haven, CO on Aug. 27 2014. The Glen Haven General Store is one of only two buildings left standing in the small downtown area of Glen Haven after the devastating floods of Sept. 2013 destroyed this mountain hamlet just outside of Estes Park. The Childs reopened their store in June and did most of the work on their store themselves.

Tom Sellars, owner of the Inn of Glen Haven oversees some of the work going on inside his Inn in Glen Haven, CO on Aug. 27 2014. The Inn was one of the only businesses that survived the devastating 2013 Sept. floods but it has taken the entire year to even begin fixing the old world victorian style bed and breakfast. Sellars and his wife Sheila are hoping to be open for their annual 12 days of Christmas celebration in December.

Alex Chavez takes a large swing out onto the Saint Vrain River at the Black Bear Hole off of Highway 36/66 near downtown Lyons on Aug. 27 2014. .

The design of a new Glen Haven Town Hall is posted outside the site, which is across Main Street and south of the old town hall site. The comunity is working to raise $500,000 to build a new community building. December 9, 2016.

Architect Michael Tavel speaks to fellow Glen Haven residents Thursday, June 1, 2017, during a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Glen Haven Town Hall and Community Building. The new town hall will replace the former building that was washed away by the 2013 flood.

Christy Schmuhl, left, and Bert Johansen, center, applaud and take photos along with fellow Glen Haven residents Thursday, June 1, 2017, during a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Glen Haven Town Hall and Community Building. The new town hall will replace the former building that was washed away by the 2013 flood.