Granby Halloween Events

Zombie Run 5K

October 8, 2022, 8PM  |  Snow Mountain Ranch

An un-deadly virus has broken out in Grand County, causing some people to turn into zombies. It's quickly spreading, and it's up to our fastest friends to help secure the antidote! If you choose to accept the mission, you'll start at the Just Ranch where our scientists are located. You'll have a single task ahead of you - to make it to Uncle Flip's Ranch (the Rowley Homestead) where Uncle Flip has developed a cure for the zombie virus, pick up the cure, and return to the scientists! Those who successfully complete the task without being infected by the zombies lurking in the woods will be awarded an honorary survivor's medal.
Learn more about the Zombie Run 5K >>>

Pumpkin Patch

October 15, 2022, 11AM-4PM  |  Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains

Pumpkins, Trackless Train & Hayrides, Face Painting, Outdoor Bar, Food, and Live Music. Costumes Encouraged!
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Scarecrow Contest

OCTOBER 10-31, 2022

Each year, Granby businesses compete in creating festive, spooky or fun scarecrow displays! This year's theme for the annual contest is Monsters of Main Street. Stop by the Information Center to see the scarecrows created by businesses not located on Main Street.

Vote for your favorites on our Facebook  page. Voting ends October 28 at noon.

Trick or Treat Main Street

Friday, October 28, 2022, 4-6pm

Hand out candy to Granby's little goblins and ghouls! For area businesses without a Main Street presence, you may register to set up a table and hand out candy to little goblins and ghouls!

HALLOWEEN AT THE TRAIN MUSEUM

Monday October 31, 4:30-8:30 pm

Don't miss the spooky Haunted Train in the 1905 Passenger Coach (brave 5 year olds and up!), and also Trick or Treating (all ages) around the museum’s grounds. Cost is $2 per person.

Volunteers and High School students needing community service hours: If you would be interested in helping with makeup or being a ghost or ghoul, please call Dave’s cell: 970-281-9094. Learn more about Halloween at the Train Museum >>>