Overview

Enjoy a relaxing day on Shadow Mountain Lake with a private 20-foot pontoon boat rental from Trail Ridge Marina in Grand Lake, Colorado. Perfect for family fishing or wildlife watching, this trip offers comfort and stunning natural views.

Grand Lake, Colorado

20' Pontoon (No Pets)

Maximum of 10 People or 1475 lbs

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Shadow Mountain Lake aboard our spacious pontoon boats, perfect for family fishing trips or leisurely explorations. With room for up to 10 people, enjoy wildlife observation and the serene surroundings. Rentals include life jackets and fuel, ensuring a memorable day on the water.

Prices

Two Hour Rentals (Sunset time only): $275 Three Hour Rentals: $400 Four Hour Rentals: $450 Eight Hour Rentals: $725

There’s plenty of room for everyone aboard our Shadow Mountain & Grand Lake Pontoon Boat Rentals

They are perfect for leisurely exploration of the lakes, and the islands in Shadow Mountain Lake are a must see for wildlife observation! Enjoy an afternoon of fishing with the family--and if needed, we have fishing equipment available!

Up to 10 people or 1475 lbs

What's Included

All rentals include life jackets and fuel. Total weight includes your group, coolers & equipment.

Adventure Tips

Bring Sunscreen and Sunglasses

The sun reflects off the water, so protect your skin and eyes even on cloudy days.

Wear Lightweight, Quick-Dry Clothing

Comfortable, breathable fabrics will keep you cool and dry during your adventure on the lake.

Keep a Binocular Handy

Binoculars enhance wildlife spotting opportunities, especially for birdwatchers.

Follow Safety Guidelines

Always wear life jackets provided and be cautious when moving on the pontoon to prevent falls.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles soaring above the lake
Mink often seen along the shoreline at dusk

History

Grand Lake is Colorado’s largest natural lake and has long been a favorite spot for fishing and boating since the early 1900s.

Conservation

Efforts to preserve water quality and wildlife habitats at Shadow Mountain Lake are supported by regulated boating practices and local environmental programs.