When You drive into Grand Lake, the Sombrero Stables are the first thing you see. |
Only one gas station, not too cheap! |
Truly a mountain market with the old, wooden floors and old fashion meat counter. Vacationers stop for ice. |
There are many lodges and cabins located in downtown Grand Lake. If you are coming in on the weekend, You need a reservation in advance - it is high season until school starts. |
Small part of the Cold Springs Nursery located handy on main street Picture Perfect. |
Grand lake is small but has a beautiful view in every direction. Vacationers must be in awe when they drive into town, this is the entrance. |
Best hamburgers in town and not a parking place left at lunch time. |
Grand Lake is very proud of the new Rocky Mountain Repertory theatre which gives us 4 production each summer. We are looking forward to seeing Almost Heaven, The Songs of John Denver in September. |
Coffee shops and ice cream places are the big hang-outs. |
With school starting, we will see more of these. |
Grand Lakes Library is exceptional for a small town |
Grand Lake has many cute shops, one of a kind, owner operated. |
The family out for some Sunday boating, Grand Lake pier in the background |
Downtown cabins for rent have conformed to the rustic, mountain look with natural landscaping. |
The Grand Lake downtown park with pavilion, used for pancake breakfast, bingo, Buffalo Bar B-Q days, Art and Craft fairs, Bluegrass Music Festivals |
Sculpture beside the Library |
The rustic detailing of this original cabin off main street, adds to the charm. |
Area of the park, no cement sidewalks - all boardwalks in the town of Grand Lake. |
Porches were an important feature of the early building style |
Since the town's beginning as a summer ground for Ute and Arapaho Indians, Grand Lake has been a tourist destination and is enjoyed for its stunning beauty, recreational potential and casual, therapeutic ambiance. Boating has always been a popular diversion for visitors and residents.
It is impossible to capture the charm of Grand Lake in a blog or two.
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