Established in 1874, Grand County, Colorado lies in the north-central Rocky Mountains. It is named after the Grand River, an early name for the Colorado River. Encompassing 1,868 square miles, the area consists of meadows, river valleys and mountains. The County’s major geographic feature is Middle Park, a large mountain basin that includes the headwaters of the Colorado River and the deepest natural lake in Colorado, Grand Lake. Explore Grand County's unspoiled landscape and experience the wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities all year around.
The Board of County Commissioners is considering going under contract this week to purchase an existing facility located on Highway 40 at the east end of Hot Sulphur Springs. Read on...
