Outdoor recreation is king in Kremmling! The town is bounded by three national forest areas – Arapaho, Routt and White River – so the choices are many:
• year around fly-fishing on the nearby “Gold Medal” waters of the Colorado River
• hunting elk or deer on the open range
• enjoy OHV/ATV trails
• hiking
• mountain biking
• horseback riding

In addition to all this outdoor fun Kremmling hosts a number of great events throughout the winter that offer fun for the whole family!

In 1884, merchant Rudolph Kremmling established a general store on a wagon route that served Middle Park ranchers from what is now Summit County. In 1904, the town of Kremmling was incorporated and in 1906 the Moffat Railroad arrived. Today, Kremmling maintains its identity as a ranching community and haven for sportsmen and outdoor recreation enthusiasts.

• Grand County is a place where the county fair is still a social event – where rodeo queens compete, small kids show big hogs, and the cookie contest is fiercely competitive.

• Kremmling, home to Gold Medal fly fishing waters, sits at the confluence of three rivers: The Colorado, Blue, and Muddy Creek.

• Zane Grey’s novel, Mysterious Rider, is set near Kremmling, and was inspired by the writer’s stay in the town during the early 20th century.

Kremmling is bounded by three national forest areas – Arapaho, Routt and White River – so the choices are many:
• Un-crowded cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails
• Year-round fly fishing on the nearby Gold Medal waters of the Colorado River
• Hunting (elk and deer)
• Ice fishing on Wolford Mountain, Green Mountain, and Williams Fork Reservoirs
• OHV/ATV trails
• Hiking
• Mountain biking
• Horseback riding

For additional information on Grand County, and an online trip planner, contact the Grand County Tourism Board at www.grand-county.com or 800-729-5821.