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Granby Rodeo and High Country Stampede Bring Wild West Charm to Grand County All Summer Long

Summer in Grand County means endless mountain biking and hiking trails, soaking in the sunshine on our mountain lakes, floating the Upper Colorado River, fishing, live outdoor music, festivals, and enjoying that cool mountain air when the rest of the world is sweltering. And, just to add to the fun, summer is also rodeo season!

While some mountain towns only get one rodeo a year, we're lucky enough to have two that run most of the summer: one in Fraser and one in Granby. So bust out that western wear because our quintessential mountain rodeos are calling your name. Rain or shine (and legitimate fun for the whole family), the Granby Rodeo at Flying Heels…

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Explore Miles of Groomed and Single-Track Trails on Skate and Classic Skis Throughout Grand County's Rocky Mountains!

Cross-country skiing, also known as Nordic skiing, has deep roots in Grand County. Early settlers in the area used what many now refer to as "skinny skis" for transportation in the long winter months but soon developed a love of exploring the Rocky Mountains on skis, with reports of cross-country skiing for recreation dating back to the late 1800s. Hot Sulphur Spring's first Winter Carnival in 1911 included cross-country skiing as an event and marked what many deemed the beginning of the ski industry in Colorado. 

It's easy to see why Nordic skiing grew from simply a means of transport to a beloved pastime. If you're looking to…

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September Brings the Cooler Air and Changing Leaves: Explore Our Favorite Spots for Leaf Peeping from Winter Park to Grand Lake!

The heat of summer is starting to wan as the cool, crisp air makes its way to the Fraser Valley, signaling winter is just around the corner. Smoke drifts out of chimneys, frosty green grass greets us in the mornings, snow settles into the tops of peaks, and we start to layer our tank tops with fleece pullovers. Fall in Grand County truly is one of our favorite times of year. Not only do the aspens burst with vibrant gold, orange, and red, but life seems to slow down a little, making space to take advantage of our high-mountain hiking, biking, and fishing in some cooler temps before the snow flies. 

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