From Northwest Canada into New Mexico, the Rocky Mountain Range is one of America's most beloved and visited national treasures.  Recreational opportunities lure millions of visitors, for all the Rockies have to offer, Summer and Winter alike.

Fly Fishing, as much as an art as a sport, is at its best in the Rocky Mountain Rivers.  

Aspen trees, which grow in groves, are best suited to the Rockies, from elevations of 7,000 to 11,000 feet.

Hot Air Balloons are frequently seen throughout the summer months in the Rockies.  Get up early and watch them take off. 

In the spring and the fall you can find herds of elk migrating from higher elevations.  They calve in May and June then take their babies up high for the cool summer. 

The rushing rapids of the Rocky Mountain rivers are a treat like no other.  From lazy rivers to Class V rapids, there's something for everyone. 

The valleys of the Rocky Mountains were formed from the rivers over millions of years.  Follow a meandering river and find the perfect spot to hike, picnic or even paraglide! 

Ranch life is a staple of the West.  Cowboys are still working and playing in the Rocky Mountains, but millions of horse lovers come to ride all summer. 

Either riding down a mountain on a dual-suspension mountain bike, or cruising in a Tour de France style, there's something for every biker in the Rockies. 

Ride the Gondola for a warm and speedy way to get to the top of the mountain.   

High Speed Quad chairlifts make the lifts lines speed through and provide a sociable way to ride to the top.

Back country skiing is the sport at its purest.  It make take an afternoon of hiking, but once you arrive at your isolated destination, it's worth it. 

Skiers and Boarders love the big pipe and the terrain park to show off their moves. 

Bumps and Steeps are the hallmark of the Double Black Diamond.   

Ride a dogsled to dinner and let the huskies do all the work.  A unique way to get around in the Rockies.