Pet Friendly Things To Do in Granby, Colorado

SolVista provides the very best in affordable, friendly family skiing and snowboarding tucked right next to the Continental Divide in Colorado. Located just 15 minutes past Winter Park, SolVista is... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Friendly staff.....nicely groomed runs....intimate environment....no long lift lines...... More on SkiTown.com

Coachella Valley Refuge contains the majority of critical habitat within the Coachella Valley Preserve for the Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard (Uma inornata). This threatened species is restric... More on recreation.gov

Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge, located in Carteret County, North Carolina is on the end of a peninsula marking the southern end of Pamlico Sound. The refuge lies five miles east of the Atla... More on recreation.gov

Busy and popular are the best words to describe this area on the western edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, and for good reason. The list of recreational activities available here is long and in... More on Trails

Lake Granby is is one of the larger mountain reservoirs near the Denver are More on Trails

A rigorous day hike or overnighter into Hell Canyon, a steep glacial valley in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. Near the southern ... More on Trails

An unplanned trip down Hell Canyon. We came in above Crawford Lake, got cli More on Trails

Arapaho Creek begins in the Indian Peaks Wilderness near Arapaho Pass and flows north where it empties into Monarch Lake. In many stretches this small stream contains numerous logs forming pools containing nice fish. Most of the stream ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Willow Creek Reservior is a large lake located about five miles north of Granby. Most of the shoreline is accessible by vehicle or hiking for fishing. However, because of its size, it is usually fished by boat. There is a boat launch ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The mighty Colorado River begins its long journey as a brook in the northwest corner of Rocky Mountain National Park. Gathering myriad tributaries as it goes, the river meets its first man-made barrier as it flows into Shadow Mountain ... More on Trails

Nestled up to the western border of Rocky Mountain National Park, the Never Summer Mountains got their name from the Arapaho Indian word Ni-chebe-chii or No Never Summer. Although the range does se... More on Trails

Arrived Thursday, June 22, 2006 around 2p. Packed up and backpacked in abo More on Trails

This is an exciting backpacking trip into one of the most beautiful alpine cirques in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area. Waterfalls, wildflowers, spruce and lodgepole pine forests, and beautiful Cra... More on Trails

Was a very busy trailhead due to the access of the lakes near the entrance. More on Trails