- The list below includes 89 free or cheap things to do in or near Fraser, Colorado, including 94 different types of inexpensive activities like Recreation Centers, Mountain Biking, Movie Theaters and Art Gallery.
- From The Fraser River Trail to History Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Fraser and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Idaho Springs, Grand Lake, Georgetown and Granby.
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1000 Village Road, Granby, CO 80446
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Visitors can enjoy a multi-use bike park that offers lessons and a variety of trails at Solvista Bike Park At Granby Ranch. The bike park offers access to downhill, cross-country, scenic, and family-friendly trails.
8.7 Miles
Located on Lake Granby, Highland Marina & Trailer Park offers boat rentals ranging from four-person power boats to large-capacity pontoon boats. It also offers camping for both RVs and tents, and year-round boat storage.
11.7 Miles
With over five thousand acres of trails, Snow Mountain Ranch provides guests the opportunity to find any adventure amidst the snow-covered wilderness. Visitors can choose to camp through the lodge or enjoy a day trip of skiing and snowshoeing.
11.7 Miles
Leading fishing expeditions to Lake Granby, Fishing with Bernie provides visitors with the opportunity to catch Rainbow and Kokanee trout. During the winter, the guides lead ice fishing trips where they drill holes into the ice to fish from.
11.9 Miles
Granby Skatepark is a local public skatepark open for use to skaters. The skatepark includes a number of different skating accessories, such as ramps and rails, for use to the visitors.
12.5 Miles
Located on Lake Granby, Stillwater Campground is part of the Arapaho National Recreation Area and offers tent and RV camping sites. The campground is used for fishing, swimming and boating and provides shower and restroom facilities along with drinking water.
13.3 Miles
St. Mary's Glacier is reached through a moderately difficult upward hike which in turn, passes around a scenic lake and progresses forward up to the glacier where one can enjoy the panoramic views of the surroundings and a variety of snow sports.
14.8 Miles
Established in 1918, Peak to Peak Scenic Byway is the oldest scenic byway in the state and starts from Estes Park towards Pikes Peak, passing through Roosevelt Naional Forest and Rocky Mountain National Park.
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1520 Argentine Street, Georgetown, CO 80444
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Set beneath the beautiful and rugged Rocky Mountains, the Georgetown Loop Historic Railroad offers a 7.2kilometers tours to tourists aboard an old-time steam locomotive. Tourists pass by the Clear Creek Canyon and some of the gold and silver mines that were once flourishing during the gold rush era.
17.5 Miles
A small neighborhood park, City Park features a large children's playground with a structure made to resemble real buildings along with slides and tire swings. The park provides open grass fields, trees, picnic tables and a gazebo.