easy
2–6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels since the boat handles the effort; mild mobility needed for boarding.
Cruise the tranquil waters of Grand Lake with Trail Ridge Marina’s spacious 18' pontoon boat rental. Perfect for families and wildlife lovers looking to relax and explore Colorado's beautiful outdoors.
Experience the serene waters of Shadow Mountain and Grand Lake with Trail Ridge Marina's 18' pontoon boat rental. Ideal for families or groups up to eight, this spacious boat invites you to enjoy a day of fishing, wildlife spotting, or relaxing cruises on the water. Equipped with everything you need, including life jackets and fuel, the pontoon ensures a safe and leisurely adventure. Whether you're an angler casting a line or simply looking for a peaceful way to connect with nature, the gentle glide across these stunning Colorado lakes offers something for everyone. Grand Lake’s clear waters and surrounding mountain views create the perfect backdrop for photography and memorable outings. Plus, the boat’s no pets policy guarantees a calm and allergy-friendly environment. Escape the hustle and enjoy a private experience where you set the pace and route, making it a perfect outing tailored to your group's interests and pace.
Even on cloudy days, sun exposure on the water can be strong—pack sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
Decks can get slippery; proper footwear ensures your safety while boarding and moving around the boat.
Weather on the mountain lakes can change quickly, so verify forecasts to avoid storms or strong winds.
There are no shops on the water, so pack enough food and water to stay hydrated and energized.
Grand Lake is Colorado's largest natural lake, historically used by Native American tribes and early settlers for fishing and transportation.
Trail Ridge Marina promotes sustainable boating practices to protect water quality and local wildlife habitats in the Grand Lake area.
Protect your eyes from reflected sunlight off the water during long boat rides.
summer specific
Wind can be cool on open water, especially in spring and fall; layering keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Stay hydrated throughout your time on the lake.
Ensure safe footing onboard with sturdy, non-slip footwear.