Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Lake Granby

"Rocky is a peak baggers' heaven with more than 60 mountains topping out at over 12,000 feet. The most iconic is Longs Peak. Hike the 14,259-foot peak (you'll have to start around 2 a.m. to make it up and back in time before the afternoon lightning storms tend to roll around), or ogle its awesome cliffs from Chasm Lake (an 8.4 mile hike, one way)."

"Like many of the 14-ers, Longs Peak has beckoned climbers for generations. But, you’ll need to be prepared. Those who attempt Longs Peak as a day climb need to have proper gear, plenty of food and water and need to start very early in the morning: by about 4 a.m."

"A natural salt lick near these lakes attracts so many bighorn sheep that from May through June, a volunteer crew nicknamed the Bighorn Brigade directs traffic on nearby Trail Ridge Road so that sheep can safely cross. Find the lakes in Horseshoe Park, a U-shaped valley located near the Fall River Entrance. 10 of10Creative Commons photo by Sputnik is licensed under CC BY 2.0"

"Terrain: A popular spot for hikers to watch the ouzel (a bird, also known as the American Dipper) dive into the stream below the falls."

"We were lucky enough to get this reservation to a 5 course fine dining meal along with wine tasting for each course from the best local chefs."

"For a true taste of the Rockies, try one of Trailhead Restaurant's original creations for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Fresh ingredients, including wild game like elk and buffalo, are staples of their menu."

"Paid 23 bucks plus tip for 3 eggs, Luke warm corn beef hash and one slice of toast. They ended up giving me another slice “for free” after I said somethi..."