Fraser

Open Space and Rustic Charm in the Rocky Mountains

Located between the towns of Winter Park and Tabernash, Fraser may only be 75 miles from Denver, but when you are visiting you will feel as if you are “Leaving Planet Earth.” No matter the time of year, Fraser is home to a variety of activities and events to make your stay unforgettable.

Visit the Cozens Ranch Open Space, centrally located within the community, for biking, hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing and plenty of pedestrian trails to explore. The museum on-site features one of the oldest homesteads in the Fraser Valley, including a restored main house, post office and stage stop, as well as a full-size replica of the stagecoach which ran from Georgetown to Hot Sulphur Springs between 1876 and 1905.
 

Winter Fun for All: Fast-Paced Adventure and Serene Relaxation

When the weather drops below freezing, Fraser offers a plethora of snowtime activities. Indulge your adventurous side with an exhilarating dog sled ride or snowmobiling tour, guided or unguided, with trips into the national forest and up the Continental Divide. For a more relaxing experience, cozy up with some hot cocoa on a sleigh ride through the winter wonderland, or simply sit back and unwind amid the stunning alpine landscape.

An excellent home base for exploring north central Colorado, Fraser allows you to explore all of Grand County and surrounding attractions while nestled in the quaint Rocky Mountain countryside.