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| Canoeing on the Gunnison River |
Although Gunnison County has implemented a precautionary Stage 1 Fire Ban, effective this morning, Monday, June 24th, visitors are still able to have small campfires in established campgrounds that provide metal and concrete fire rings. So as of now, you can still make those s'mores and sing songs around the campfire. We just ask you to be VERY careful. There are plenty of Forest Service and Commercial Campgrounds in the area. If camping out isn't your cup of tea, Gunnison has lots of hotels, motels, condos, and cabins, from luxurious to rustic!
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| Mountain Wildflowers |
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| Biking in the Wildflowers |
The weather is great in the Gunnison High Country. You can fly fish, stream and lake fish, kayak and raft on the Taylor and Gunnison Rivers, rock climb, boat, swim, sail, and water ski at the State's largest lake - Blue Mesa Reservoir, road bike, trail run, hike, play golf or tennis, climb a mountain, pop some 360's on your skateboard at the Gunnison SkateBowl, mountain bike on scenic and seculded single track trails, ride your BMX bike on the Jorgensen track, listen to toe tapping Bluegrass or Country Music at the I-Bar Ranch, jeep to ghost towns, crack rocks on old mine dumps, look deep into the night sky after dark at the Gunnison Observatory, shop for eclectic clothes and gifts, munch and slurp ice cream cones downtown, sip microbrews or fine wines, sample delicious food of all kinds from down-home BBQ to juicy steaks and seafood to Nepalese cuisine, swim, catch a movie, or just slow down the pace and veg-out while looking at the blooming wildflowers. Go to www.gunnisoncrestedbutte.com for more to do! It could take you all summer!
Come on Up - We're waiting for you!
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| Blue Mesa Reservoir |
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