GRANBY

If you like out-of-doors activities, you will love Granby. Within minutes of Granby you can hike, bike, fish, horseback ride, golf, or boat. Granby is near Rocky Mountain National Park where animals as small as the hummingbird and as large as the moose await you.

Granby is host to fishing contests and festivals, Farmers Market, music, parades, and more. You will never be bored in Granby, the Heart of Something Grand - Grand County.

GRAND LAKE

Nestled on the shores of Colorado's largest natural lake, surrounded by the Arapahoe National Forest and at the western entrance to majestic Rocky Mountain National Park sits the Historic Village of Grand Lake. An abundance of activities, historic treasures and opportunities for downtime await you from the moment you arrive. From rustic home cooking to sophisticated eateries, snowshoeing to snowmobiling, quiet evenings overlooking the lake or a
day of scaling a snow-capped peak, Grand Lake has something in every season for every visitor.

1) Granby Granby can be reached by Amtrak, private plane, or auto and is centrally located in Grand County.

2) Granby Granby was incorporated in 1905 and many of the original buildings still exist on Agate Avenue.

3) Grand Lake The Village of Grand Lake sits on Grand Lake, the largest natural lake in the State of Colorado and is the western terminus of Trail Ridge Road, America’s highest continually paved highway.

4) Grand Lake At 8,437 feet above sea level, the Grand Lake

Fishing - Granby
The best fishing in Colorado! Fish from shore or boat, fly fish gold medal waters, or catch trophy lake trout. Guided or unguided, it's up to you.

Golfing - Granby
There are 4 Golf Courses within 20 minutes of Granby with a variety of challenging holes and beautiful scenery.

Horseback Riding - Granby
Horseback riding can be found nearby at 4 different stables with rides going into Rocky Mountain National Park the or Arapaho National Forest.

Rocky Mountain National Park - Grand Lake
This living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains, with elevations ranging from 8,000 feet in the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Longs Peak, provides visitors with opportunities for countless breathtaking experiences and adventures. • www.nps.gov

Adams Falls - Grand Lake
One of two impressive waterfalls in Rocky Mountain National Park, Adams Falls is a quick 1/3 mile hike from the Grand Lake public boat landing on the edge of the Village. • www.nps.gov

Kauffman House Museum - Grand Lake
The only remaining log hotel built in Grand Lake prior to 1900, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places because of its log architecture and because its first owner was a typical example of the men who joined the westward movement. www.kauffmanhouse.org

Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre - Grand Lake
Live, professional theatre in Grand Lake. 2008 Season includes: Oklahoma!, Urinetown, Big the Musical and Why Do Fools Fall in Love?
June-September. • 970.627.3421 www.rockymountainrep.com

Granby Farmers Market June 4–September 10, 2010 Every
Friday afternoon. Specializing in locally grown produce.

Independence Day Activities July 3, 2010 Watch the Biggest
Small-Town Parade in Colorado and enjoy the Flying Heels Rodeo
Finale before ending the evening with a beautiful fireworks
display with the majestic Rocky Mountains as a backdrop.

GranbyFest July 17, 2010 Celebrate Granby with music, food and fun!

Music at the Market July 23-August 27, 2010 Listen to
homegrown music while you browse the Farmers Market. Sit
and enjoy the view while feasting on local fare.

Granby OktoberFest September 25, 2010 Granby’s own unique
celebration of the end of the season with music, food and the 5k
Sunflower Fun Run.

Trick or Treat Main Street and Costume Contest October 29, 2010
Bring the kids to safely trick or treat at businesses along Granby’s
main street, then watch them parade in their costumes before
munching down a hotdog or stopping in a nearby restaurant.Lake Granby 

*Please note that dates & times are subject to change