A small mountain town, this outdoor paradise is nestled in the heart of Grand County along Hwy 40 between Granby and Kremmling. Home to one of the nation's oldest natural hot springs with over 20 mineral pools, the area provides a relaxing and historical experience with mountain town charm. Surrounded by the Arapaho National Forest and Hot Sulphur Wildlife Area, there is an abundance of wildlife that can be observed in their natural habitat. The Colorado River flows through town with ample opportunities to wade and fish for trout. Pioneer Park, located between the river and hot springs, features picnic areas, hiking, tent and RV camping and a disc golf course. A pedestrian bridge connects Pioneer Park with Town Park, which features recreational options including softball, tennis, volleyball, horseshoe, a new playground, picnic area, grills and restrooms. Snowshoeing and sledding are some of the favorite winter activities and if you're into skiing or snowboarding, two major ski resorts (Winter Park Ski Resort and Ski Granby Ranch) are less than 40 minutes away.
