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GRAND COUNTY, Colo. – Located just a two-hour drive from downtown Denver, Grand County isn’t just for downhill skiing and snowboarding. Off-piste adventures abound in five different towns, each presenting distinct character, scenery and activities. From snowshoeing and snowmobiling in Grand Lake and Kremmling, to dog sledding and fat tire biking in the Fraser Valley, to soaking in Hot Sulphur Springs, there’s something for all ages and interests to enjoy this spring in Grand County. Snowmobiling Trails & Tours Grand County is known as the "Snowmobile Capital of Colorado"™ thanks to 1,000-plus miles of trails surrounding five towns, each with their own unique landscape, amenities and après offerings. Sign up for a guided tour with the backcountry experts at Grand Adventures in Winter Park or High County Tours in Kremmling, or opt to rent a high-powered sled from On The Trail Rentals in Grand Lake and explore on your own instead. New to the sport? Read all about what to wear, where to go and how to plan your trip with our handy Beginner’s Guide To Snowmobiling. Nordic Centers for Skiing & Snowshoeing Grand County boasts some of the best Nordic offerings in Colorado. With three premier Nordic centers, miles of free trails with direct access to town and endless backcountry terrain, Grand County is known for having “more K’s and more days” than other destinations. Guests of the Grand Lake Nordic Center, located on the edge of Rocky Mountain National Park, delight in peaceful surroundings and regular moose sightings as they schuss around 35km of classic and skate skiing trails. The Devil’s Thumb Ranch in Tabernash features 120km of pristine trails nestled in the private Ranch Creek Valley at the base of the Continental Divide and has won the award of #1 Cross-Country Ski Resort in North America by USA Today readers for 5 years in a row (2018-2022). The family-friendly YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch has a whopping 5,000 acres to explore on cross-country skis, snowshoes or fat bikes, and all Nordic visitors receive complimentary access to the resort’s snow tubing, ice-skating rink and indoor swimming pool to boot. Sledding, Tubing, Mushing & More The whole family will have a blast playing in the snow at one of these unique recreational attractions. Snow tubing brings grins to the faces of all ages as you zoom downhill on an inflatable sled at the Historic Fraser Tubing Hill or the Colorado Adventure Park, which also offers snowshoe and fat bike rentals. Those who have seemingly tried everything will be intrigued to get a glimpse inside the fascinating world of dog sledding at the YMCA Snow Mountain Ranch, where you’ll get to meet the sled dog team and hop on board with an experienced musher for a thrilling mush over the hills and around curves through the snow-dusted pines. The Latigo Ranch offers day passes to its world-class terrain, which includes 50km of groomed ski trails. Call ahead to make a reservation for lunch during your visit and you’ll be treated to a taste of the resort’s legendary gourmet cuisine for just $20 per person. History, Hot Springs & Haute Cuisine Take an adventure break in the historic town of Hot Sulphur Springs, home to Grand County’s government which celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2024. Poke around the Pioneer Village Museum to learn about the town’s role in the founding of Colorado’s lucrative ski industry, plus see a display of ancient artifacts discovered in the area. Afterwards, soak your sore muscles in the natural healing waters at the historic Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa, perched on the banks of the majestic Colorado River. The resort’s 18 pools of varying sizes and temperatures provide plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the lovely canyon scenery (for complete solitude, you can also reserve a private pool or massage service.) Wrap up your day of R&R with a creative cocktail or farm-to-table dish at the popular Dean Public House, a cozy former stagecoach saloon specializing in “mountain tapas” cuisine. # # # About Grand County Located 67 miles west of Denver, Grand County is home to wide-open spaces, breathtaking mountain scenery and authentic old-west towns. Outdoor recreational activities include golf, boating, fishing, biking, hiking, fishing, hunting and horseback riding. The area features more than 600 miles of mapped and marked trails, one national park, one national forest, two wilderness areas, two national scenic byways, two major ski resorts, five world-class dude ranches and four mountain golf courses. Grand County’s extensive water network includes Colorado’s largest natural lake, one-thousand miles of streams, thousands of acres of high-mountain natural lakes and 11,000 acres of reservoirs. Download Grand County’s new mobile app at www.visitgrandcounty.com Media Note: To request photography, interviews or more information, please contact Gaylene Ore, Ore Communications, at 970-531-2336 or [email protected].