WINTER PARK, COLORADO
Go find your kind of fun.
Snow days. Lake days. Bike days. And all the good moments between.
Find your mountain pace
Fresh air, a little adventure, and plenty of time for whatever sounds good next. Winter Park brings a different kind of fun to every season.
Plan your day: Winter · Summer · Day trips · Golf · Maps & directions
Winter: make a day of it
Chase fresh tracks at Winter Park Resort, explore Mary Jane, or build your confidence with a lesson. Then trade ski boots for skates, take a tubing run, or slow things down with a stroll through the village.



Summer: get outside, stay awhile
Head to Trestle Bike Park for downhill riding, take in the views from the scenic gondola, or challenge your crew to mini-golf. Add a little speed on the alpine slide, catch seasonal village music, or enjoy a gentler outing along the Fraser River Trail.



Make a summer day of it
Make a day of Grand Lake with lakeside exploring, kayaking, and a well-earned ice-cream stop. Unwind in the mineral pools at Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa, or head through Grand Lake to Rocky Mountain National Park’s west side for hiking, wildlife watching, and mountain scenery.
Grand Lake
About 50 minutes from the house via US-40 W and US-34 E.
Hot Sulphur Springs
About 40 minutes from the house via US-40 W. Check day-pass availability and pool requirements before your visit.
Rocky Mountain National Park
About 50 minutes to the west-side Kawuneeche Visitor Center near Grand Lake via US-40 W and US-34 E. Check entry requirements and road conditions before heading out.
Plan your west-side visit
Map & driving directions
Timed-entry information · Road conditions
Drive times are approximate from Winter Park Ski House, not guarantees. Allow extra time for traffic, weather, parking, and park-entry queues.
Golf with a mountain backdrop
Bring your clubs, pick your course, and make room for a little friendly competition. These nearby golf outings give summer days another way to play.
Pole Creek Golf Club
A public 27-hole course in Tabernash. Plan on about 20–25 minutes from the house.
Explore the course
Tee-time information
Map & driving directions
Grand Elk Golf Club
Make a round in Granby part of your mountain getaway. Plan on about 25–30 minutes from the house.
Course & public tee-time information
Map & driving directions
Granby Ranch Golf
An 18-hole course with Fraser River and mountain views. Plan on about 30–35 minutes from the house.
Explore the course
Tee-time information
Map & driving directions
Golf is seasonal. Check each course for operating dates, conditions, and tee-time availability. Driving times are approximate and vary with traffic and weather.
Fall: take the scenic route
Golden aspens, mountain air, and one more reason to bring your camera. Choose a hike that suits your crew, enjoy the changing colors, and leave time for an unhurried afternoon.
Getting around
Pick your plan, check the route, and leave a little room for the scenic stops. These maps help you find the right base area or trail access.
Resort, village & Trestle
For skiing, Trestle Bike Park, the scenic gondola, alpine slide, mini-golf, village music, and skating at the Village Pond, start with Winter Park Resort at 85 Parsenn Road. Choose your parking lot before you leave; parking and shuttle options vary by season. Heading straight to Mary Jane? Use its separate parking map.
Resort directions & parking · Winter parking map (PDF) · Summer parking map (PDF) · Mary Jane map (PDF)
A short drive from the house; allow time for parking and the walk to your activity. Drive from the house to the resort
Tubing at the Vintage base area
The tubing hill is behind the Vintage Hotel at 100 Winter Park Drive. The Vintage Lot is the nearest parking. Check current access and parking details before arrival; from the village, check whether the Cabriolet is operating.
Tubing access details · Base-area parking map (PDF)
Plan on about 5 minutes to the Vintage Hotel area, plus parking and check-in time. Drive to the Vintage Hotel area
Fraser River Trail
For the south trail, the official hiking guide recommends parking at the Winter Park Information Center, 78841 US Highway 40. Follow the east-side sidewalk south toward Vasquez Road and the signed trail access. Choose a distance that suits your crew and check current conditions.
Fraser River Trail map · Trail access directions
About 5 minutes by car to the Information Center, followed by the walk to the trail. Drive to the Information Center
Fall hiking
Choose your hike first, then use its trailhead directions and map rather than one general destination. Check road and trail conditions before you go.
Choose a fall hike · Trailhead directions · Interactive trail maps · Road & trail updates
Back at the house
Soak in the hot tub, settle a friendly ping-pong rivalry, or stretch out for movie night. The best part of a full mountain day might be having nowhere else you need to be.
Activities are seasonal and subject to weather, availability, and operator requirements. Check the official links for current details before you go.
