Gunnison float trips feature world-class guides who target rainbow and brown trout from drift boats and rafts. We also access a semi-private stretch of water on the Taylor River, where large trout are hungry for a well-presented fly.

This mountain ascent is ideal for a family with adventurous kids, yet also challenging enough for the seasoned alpine climber. You'll learn mountaineering skills as you use a harness and rope to reach the summit of Mt. Crested Butte.

Our guides know every inch of trail in the area, from mellow meanders through wildflower meadows and lush aspen forests to steep alpine ridgelines and 14ers.

Let experienced wranglers show you some of Colorado's most scenic trails by horseback.

Considered the birthplace of the sport, the Gunnison Valley is home to endless singletrack and has been drawing beginners and die hards for decades.

The narrow canyons of the Taylor and Gunnison rivers offer thrilling rapids.

Easy to access areas offer climbing for all levels, including multi-pitch routes or top roping for novices.

You'll find a variety of water in the Gunnison Valley that will test your balance, from swift and challenging rapids to lazy river floats.

From mid-March through late October, hundreds of miles of trout habitat are found on Gunnison County's lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. Early spring means hooking brown and rainbow trout along the larger rivers.