Craig is the seat and largest town in Moffat County, with an abundance of winter and summer recreational opportunities. Elk, deer, antelope, mountain lions, sand hill cranes, eagles, wild horses and other wildlife are often seen in scenic Craig backcountry.
Craig City Park features the Marcia Car, which was the personal car of railroad magnate David Moffat. The park also has tennis courts, a playground and wave pool.
The Moffat County Fairgrounds are located just east of Craig, with many events throughout the year, including rodeos, horse shows and racing. The Moffat County Fair occurs each year during the first week in August.
The Museum of Northwest Colorado in Craig is located in the former Colorado State Armory. Exhibits include pioneer, mining and farming artifacts, as well as railroad and paleontology displays.
Address: Museum of Northwest Colorado, 590 Yampa Avenue, Craig, CO 81625-2612, United States
Phone: 1 (970) 824-6360, Fax: 1 (970) 824-1098
Hours:
9am-5pm; Sat:10am-4pm; Closed: Sun
Tips: Donations accepted.
Disability Access: Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
The Wyman Museum opened in 2006 and features a unique collection from the West, a complete Colorado license plate collection, chain saws, and black smith demonstrations throughout the summer. Clyde, the resident elk, came from Lou Wyman's Ranch.