
Downhill Skiing/Snowboarding
World-class resort with over 3,000 acres of terrain.

Our favorite things to do, hikes, places to eat and events near the condo.

World-class resort with over 3,000 acres of terrain.

Colorado's longest slide. Price is for Unlimited Activity Day Pass. (Typically Mid-June to Labor Day)
Paved/Packed dirt, flat, great for moose viewing.
Natural hot spring pools. A relaxing family activity.
Drive times and prices are estimates, so check before you go.




World-class resort with over 3,000 acres of terrain.

Smaller, more budget-friendly resort, great for beginners and families.

Colorado Adventure Park (largest), Fraser Tubing Hill, and Coca-Cola Tubing Hill.

Guided tours up to the Continental Divide (12,000 ft).

Guided dog sled rides through the snowy terrain (reservations essential).
Extensive groomed trail networks at Snow Mountain Ranch (YMCA) and Devil's Thumb Ranch.

Horse-drawn sleigh ride, often includes dinner or hot chocolate.

Unique, guided evening ski experiences for older/adventurous kids.

Outdoor rinks at the resort base and Fraser Valley Sports Complex.

Colorado's longest slide. Price is for Unlimited Activity Day Pass. (Typically Mid-June to Labor Day)

Lift-served downhill mountain biking. Dedicated beginner trails & rental gear. Check if open: the bike park was closed for summer 2026.
Camp Robber (low ropes for young kids) and Chickadee Ropes Course.

West Entrance is quietest. Easy family hikes include Adams Falls, Sprague Lake Loop. Timed entry reservation often required.

Grand Lake has a fun boardwalk; Lake Granby has calmer waters for beginners.

Mellow, scenic trips on the Upper Colorado River (great for all ages).

High Country Stampede Rodeo offers thrilling Western events every Saturday in summer.

Paved, mostly flat 16-mile trail alongside the river, perfect for family cycling.

Sunrise flights over the Continental Divide. A spectacular, high-end adventure.

Ride to the 10,700-foot summit for 360-degree views and short hiking trails.

Highly-rated fly fishing with guides available for all ages/skill levels.

Historic steam train ride. Add-on gold mine tours available.
Underground gold mine tour and gold panning activity.
Natural hot spring pools. A relaxing family activity.

Indoor entertainment: movie theater, bowling alley, and arcade.
Indoor pool with a lazy river, water slide, and climbing wall.

Interactive museum dedicated to Colorado's rivers and water ecology.
Local history museum showing the first ranch and stagecoach stop in the valley.

Model train display, historic equipment, great for train enthusiasts.

Clear mountain skies offer incredible stargazing opportunities.
From easy family walks to big days above treeline. Start early in summer: afternoon storms are common.



Paved/Packed dirt, flat, great for moose viewing.
High-alpine views without the climb (requires lift ticket).

Beautiful lake views, access to fishing, historical area.

Boardwalk/paved sections, accessible, near resort base.
Beautiful trail following a creek, ends at a scenic waterfall and pond.
Excellent valley views, good for a challenging trail run.
Famous for incredible summer wildflower fields; passes old mine ruins.

Forested climb to a stunning, glacial alpine lake.
Quick, steep climb from Berthoud Pass to the high-alpine Broome Hut (popular backcountry access).

Iconic 12,804 ft summit with 360-degree views of the entire valley. Exposed final scramble.

High-altitude tundra hike right on the Continental Divide (from Berthoud Pass). Exposed.
Tough, continuous climb from the base of Winter Park to the 10,700 ft summit.
Relentless climb through forest and up a cirque to the Continental Divide.
Exposed Continental Divide traverse across 4 high summits (Flora, Eva, Nystrom, Parry - 13,391 ft). Requires endurance and comfort with exposure.
Closest Class 1/2 14ers (over 14,000 ft) to Winter Park, requiring an ~1 hour drive to the trailhead. High volume, requires early start.
Multiple high 12ers/13ers with off-trail scrambling and intense elevation gains in a remote area.
$ is budget-friendly, $$$$ is a splurge.




Fine Dining/Bistro

Unique Fusion

Local Classic Pizza

Cajun/New Orleans

Authentic Indian

Traditional BBQ

Authentic Spanish

Family Mexican

Elevated Italian

Pub/Bar

Excellent Deli Lunch

Popular Breakfast/Lunch

Breakfast/Lunch

Unique Fusion

Resort Base Fine Dining
Resort Base Casual

Resort Base Slices/Pies

Resort Base Breakfast/Snack

At 10,700 ft (Lift required)

On Mountain (Lift required)

New Mexico Flavor

Quick, Unique Hot Dogs

Local Brewery/Grill

Brewery (Food varies)
Local Favorite Breakfast/Lunch

Distillery/Restaurant
Reliable Mexican
Fraser Pizza Spot

Dive Bar/Local Spot
Bistro/Dinner Spot

Breakfast Burritos/Coffee

Highest-Rated Upscale

Devil's Thumb Ranch

Award-Winning Burgers
Casual American Grill

Located at Granby Ranch
Reliable Mexican
Local Cafe/Breakfast

Dessert/Snack Spot

Devil's Thumb Ranch




Christmas Eve tradition: skiers with torches descend the mountain, followed by a firework display. Free to watch.
Various parties, and often a slopeside firework show at the resort.

End-of-season party (weekends in April) with FREE concerts, themed events, beer samples, and the famous pond skim.

FREE concerts as part of Spring Bash + Splash.

Annual costumed pond skim—skiers/boarders try to skim across an icy pond. Free to watch.

Major 3-day festival (typically late June). Features top national blues artists. Ticketed event.

Major 2-day festival (typically mid-July). Features national jazz, R&B, and soul acts. Ticketed event.
FREE concert series every Thursday evening in the summer. Bring a picnic and chair.
FREE summer concert series, typically on Fridays and Saturdays, featuring local and regional bands.
Unlimited street-style tacos and margarita samples. Ticketed event (typically late August).

Features unlimited craft beer sampling, artisan market, and live bluegrass music. Ticketed event (typically July).

A full professional rodeo event held every Saturday throughout the summer. Ticketed event.
A 5K run/walk on the 4th of July, often followed by a free concert and light show.

FREE concert and light show, games, and activities to celebrate the holiday.
Screens independent movies and interviews with creators. Ticketed passes/individual events.
Wine sampling from Colorado and beyond, often with food pairings. Fundraiser for the NSCD (typically September).
Known for hosting live music, comedy, karaoke, and being the only late-night kitchen/bar in town. Check their specific calendar.

Often hosts local music acts, author events, and cocktail events in their tasting room.

Regularly hosts local bands, especially on weekends and busy holiday periods.
Questions during your stay? Message us through your booking. Something on this list closed or changed? Let us know at info@crestrentalproperties.com. Last checked October 2026.