Shop & Relax

Tumbling Trout is a woman-owned and operated guide service and fly shop located in Lake George in the South Park region of Colorado. We can take you fly fishing on 7 privately owned ranches in the region or, we can guide trips at: Spinney Mtn. Reservoir; Eleven Mile Reservoir (not canyon); Dream Stream; Tomahawk; Tarryall Reservoir; Tarryall River above the Read more...

Once a turn-of-the century livery stable, the Old Red Barn offers art, mountain décor, antiques, and much more in its large, two-story shop. Much of the merchandise is locally produced and mountain themed. Goods range from photographs of local scenery to rugs, blankets, antique kitchen tools, jewelry and metal art. Old Red Barn Read more...

Calamity’s Cabin has over 7,000 square feet of mountain home furnishings and it conveniently located just outside of Fairplay on Highway 285. Their selection includes furnitues, lighting, mountain art and giclees, area rugs, Colorado candles, and gifts. Read more...

The Denver, South Park & Pacific Railroad completed construction on the depot at Jefferson around 1880. The railway was a boon to local ranchers who could now ship their hay and cattle to markets in Denver and Leadville far more easily. Read more...

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The Trading Post stocks handcrafted items including western art, wood carvings, and locally made sterling silver jewelry. The lapidary arts include local agates, petrified wood, and Colorado turquoise. These are wire wrapped and set in sterling silver by local artist Dave Harvey. Free directions and field trips are available for digging world famous Hartsel Blue Barite at the Bayou Salado. Read more...

  View this post on Instagram   The Guffey Garage in Guffey, Colorado, is a time capsule to the past. #hikinguniversity #hikingadventures #hike #visitcolorado #colorado #guffey #guffeycolorado #guffeygarage #historyinpictures #historyhiker #history #historycolorado #historiccolorado #hiking_university A post shared by Colorado Hiking Adventures (@hiking_university) on Nov 2, 2019 at 8:35pm PDT Read more...

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