Summer in Grand County
Looking for things to do in Colorado in the summer? Only 90 minutes from Denver, Grand County has plenty of warm-weather activities to keep you busy all season long.
For the Adventurer
- Boating
- Kayaking & Rafting
- Hiking & Backpacking
- ATV & OHV
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Jeep Tours
- Rock Climbing
- Golfing
- Rodeo
- Horseback Riding
- Biking
Colorado Boating
Grand County has some of Colorado's best lakes and reservoirs, most of which are typically accessible late May through September, for sailing, boating, fishing, sunbathing and much more.
DetailsPaddling Adventures
Experience variety of excursions, from family-friendly floats to challenging expeditions in Grand County.
DetailsPristine Wilderness
Discover the beauty of Grand County, Colorado on foot. Experience nature first hand with miles of scenic trails that are great for strolling or hiking.
DetailsOff-Highway Fun
Grand County is the perfect place to start your engines with hundreds of miles of breathtaking and exciting terrain practically made for ATV/motorsports.
Details360-Degree Views
Leave your inhibitions on the ground as you peacefully soar over miles of Colorado wilderness in a hot air balloon.
DetailsGuided Jeep Tours
One of the most thrilling ways to take in 360-degree views of Grand County's breathtaking alpine terrain is on four wheels.
DetailsTop Colorado Crags
Test your abilities at one of Grand County's many popular climbing areas.
DetailsGolfing
At 8,000 feet above sea level, the air is thin. And thinner air makes for a longer drive. Grand County is the perfect place to unwind with a round of golf. With four world-class courses, Grand County, Colorado is quickly becoming a mountain golf paradise.
DetailsAll Summer Long
From May to September, there is at least one rodeo event every week in Grand County, Colorado. That means barebackriding, calf roping, barrel racing, and bull-riding all summer long.
DetailsCowboy Country
Adventure to cowboy country and live the excitement of the real American West. Horseback riding has always been more than just a recreational pursuit in Grand County.
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