07/31/2026
“Do Grand Right” is the next chapter of responsible travel in Grand County, aligned with Colorado’s sustainable travel movement and rooted in the principles of Leave No Trace. It’s a simple promise: come experience everything you love here—and leave it just as grand for the next person.
Protect Wildlife: Give our critters space.
We are lucky that Grand County is home to an abundance of wildlife. Feeding wildlife can lead to diseases and dangerous habits, so even if you think an animal looks hungry, please keep your snacks to yourself. Disposing of trash properly, storing food in bear-safe containers, and cleaning up food scraps help to prevent wildlife from accessing human food, protecting them and ensuring your encounters stay safe and unforgettable. Wildlife work hard to conserve energy, especially as they prepare for colder months. Giving animals plenty of space and keeping pets leashed helps wildlife stay calm and continue their natural routines. Seeing moose is an exciting part of the Grand County experience. While they may not seem bothered by our presence, moose can be dangerous and have been known to charge humans and unleashed pets, so only admire them from a safe distance.