Ringkasan

Nestled in the scenic Colorado Rocky Mountains, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Continental Divide and Rocky Mountain National Park, it is easy to see why Granby is known as “The Heart of Something Grand.” This area is a paradise for the outdoor enthusiast and is located 7,935 feet above sea level. Every room overlooks the Craig Stadler designed Grand Elk Golf Club, and the clubhouse and first tee are adjacent to the resort. Discounted green fees, rental clubs and 30 day advanced reservations have been negotiated with the course, so take full advantage of this exclusive WorldMark owner offer. Three National Forests – perfect for hiking, biking or horseback riding – and fly fishing galore are right on your doorstep, including Gold Metal waters of the Colorado River. The resort towns of Grand Lake and Winter Park offer abundant summer and winter outdoor activities for everyone. With the onset of winter, you’ll find skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, dog sledding, and snowshoeing to keep you busy. And, after a long day of activity, what could be better than a visit to Hot Sulphur Springs to let Mother Nature steam your aches away.

The design of WorldMark Granby – Rocky Mountain Preserve integrates the rugged natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains with the western flare of a historical mining town. You’ll feel right at home in these comfortable units with the richness and flair of “rustic elegance.” Between Granby and Kremmling this stretch of road is part of the Colorado River Headwaters Scenic and Historic Byway. Enjoy a varied landscape of canyons, mountains and pasture and make a stop along the way at the Grand Country Museum in Sulphur Hot Springs featuring intriguing exhibits on everyday life in the Old West. Head in the opposite direction, following the Fraser River toward the small community of Tabernash and you’ll see some incredible views of the peaks of the Continental Divide.