Things To Do
Georgetown Lake
Pack your swimsuit and come swim and float with us! Lauren and Ken are bringing some epic floats and two 2-person kayaks! Paddle boards for rent on-site as well! Boating: Non-motorized boats such as kayaks, canoes, and paddle boards are permitted on Georgetown Lake. Due to local laws, a PFD is required to always be onboard any vessel on the lake. Hiking: The Bennhoff Lake Trail circumnavigates Georgetown Lake for an easy and scenic 2 mile walk. Behind the lake, hikers can access the Saxon Mountain Trail, which travels from town up into the mountains. There are many more hiking opportunities on the other side of Georgetown, along Guanella Pass Road. Fishing: Georgetown Lake is well stocked with rainbow trout all year round. Anglers may also catch wild brown trout. Additional fishing can be found nearby at Clear Lake, accessible via Guanella Pass Rd.
Georgetown Loop Railroad
Downstream Adventures Rafting - Clear Creek
White water rafting!
Lawson Adventure Park Via Ferrata
Rent ATVs/RZRs, whitewater raft, or go zip lining!
Hike Georgetown Trails!
Mount Bierstadt
Bierstadt Trailhead is just a 30 min drive south of Georgetown! Just look around and soak in the view, or take a small or huge hike! Whatever you like!
Echo Lake Park
For the ultimate picnic spot...or just spot in general
Indian Hot Springs
Soak in the glory! Relax, you're on vacation!
Copper Mountain, Colorado
40 minute drive from Georgetown
Breckenridge
50 minute drive from Georgetown
Vail
55 minute drive from Georgetown
The Wild Animal Sanctuary
North of Denver - directions on their website. It’s really wonderful. The tigers from Netflix “Tiger King” show are here as well as many of the animals from the Puerto Rico zoo.
Meow Wolf Denver | Convergence Station
Wild, crazy, fun, stimulating art exhibit in Denver!
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
Red Rocks is a world-renowned concert venue. See a concert before or after the wedding weekend if you're in town for a while, or take a stroll around because it’s free and open to the public because it’s a City of Denver park. It’s right off I-70 on the way up to Georgetown. It’s beautiful.