Trails & Recreation

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Trails and Disc Golf

Hiking and mountain biking trails are Open

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Thank you to our project partners for helping us get disc golf and trails open and safe.

  • Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
  • Open Lands, Rivers, and Trails (Grand County)
  • Marshall Forestry Solutions
  • Colorado State Forest Service
  • Grand Lake and Grand County Rotary

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Please Note: The trails are available on a seasonable basis. During the winter months they are used for the Nordic Center skiing and snowshoeing trails and a trail fee is required.

Please respect all plants and animals, and above all DON’T MESS WITH THE MOOSE! Read the following for a list of some of the animals you might find here:

Moose, elk, mule deer, black bear, coyote, fox, mountain lion, bobcat, lynx, porcupine, pine marten, cottontail rabbit, snowshoe hare, tree squirrel, golden mantled ground squirrel, least chipmunk, among species of birds.

A person holding a small piece of food in their hand. A chorus frog found near one of the ponds by a young hiker

Have an idea for a program, or want to get involved? Email Trails Manager Don Campbell at [email protected].

Trailhead/Parking:
Take US Hwy 34 North toward Rocky Mountain National Park and Grand Lake. Go past the entrance to the town of Grand Lake for approximately  mile, and turn left on County Road 48 “Golf Course Road. Go one mile and look for trail head parking on the left.

PICKLEBALL AND TENNIS
Grand Lake Metropolitan Recreation District is proud to offer a variety of recreation opportunities for children and adults, in addition to our outstanding golf and Nordic skiing. Find out more about Adult Pickle ball and Tennis.

Thanks for creating bike and dog-friendly trails. I’ve been here ten plus times and I keep finding more routes to take! – Steve