We are at the southwestern entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, in Colorado’s central Rocky Mountains.

Denver International Airport is 1.5 to 2 hours away via Interstate 70, Hwy. 40 and/or Hwy. 9. Luxury van service and rental cars are available.

Amtrak passenger trains stop daily in Fraser and Granby from Chicago and San Francisco.

The Continental Divide marks the eastern and southern boundaries of our county and the Gore Range marks the western edge. Geographically, we are in what is known as Middle Park from the French, meaning a beautiful valley surrounded by mountains – good for viewing wildlife.

Each inn will provide you with detailed directions to their location.

By automobile, enter this area via:

I-70, from the east (Denver) take exit #232, at Empire and drive on US Hwy. 40

I-70, from the west (Grand Junction) take exit #205, at Silverthorne, then US Hwys. 9 & 40

U.S. 40, from the west (Utah)

State Highway 125, from the north (Wyoming)

U.S. 34, Trail Ridge Road (open May – Sept.; closed in winter) from Rocky Mtn. Nat. Park