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Sweet Mountain Summer: Top 10 Ways to Take Advantage of Warmer Weather + Longer Days in Grand County

We're sure you've heard it before - when it comes to Grand County, people "come for the winter and stay for the summer." There's no question that Winter Park is known for its deep powder, epic resort & backcountry skiing, and wealth of winter fun, but the secret is out: summer in the mountains is about as good as it gets. Ideal temperatures, opportunities for adventure in every direction, and fun, free events all summer long make the short but oh-so-sweet season yet another reason we love calling this place home. 

And if you're looking to get the most out of your summer in the mountains, be sure to check out these top 10 summer activities in…

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Lake Granby, Shadow Mountain Lake, and Grand Lake Bring the High-Mountain, On-the-Water Adventure + Beauty Here in Grand County

All connected but each distinct, the lakes that comprise the "three lakes" region here in Grand County make it easy to pack in adventure, views, and a reprieve from the hustle and heat. All three sit along the east side of Highway 34, making both a beautiful drive to Rocky Mountain National Park and a haven for summer fun in the heart of Grand. Lake Granby, Shadow Mountain Lake, and Grand Lake are not only the headwaters of the Colorado River; they are truly the jewels of the county come summertime. 

Fishing, swimming, stand-up paddle boarding, and kayaking are favorite on-the-lake activities throughout the summer and…

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Spring Snowmelt Signals Rafting Season Is "Just Around the Bend"

With snowpack here in Grand County at relatively high levels well into the spring and the warmer temperatures getting the big spring melt underway, rafters are gearing up for a fun and long floating season. Sunny, warm days have us all digging out the sandals and jumping across puddles that are filling up from a season of heavy snowfall - puddle-filled parking lots are the precursor to rising rivers. While long summer days might mean biking, hiking, and fishing for many, here at the headwaters of the Colorado River, spring signals the rafting world to celebrate the start of boating season. 

Whether you're a novice on the water or a seasoned rafter, Grand County's waters are ready…

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