The Rand Store

05/29/2026

Cedar Mesa Pottery is back in stock.

05/25/2026

The Rand Cemetery has twenty service member graves, each with individual flags placed this holiday. Thank you to all our veterans and active duty service members. You are remembered and appreciated this Memorial Day!

05/23/2026

We hope you have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. The chocolate case is stocked and we have so many new things for you to see!

05/20/2026

We open for our 54th year Wednesday-Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm. We will be open Monday for Memorial Day!

05/19/2026

In the cold quiet of a Gould winter, a snowshoe crashed through the silence and into history. A trail was forged. From there began an event that spanned decades.

And now...The Gould Ski Scramble is Back! ⛷️

Well, it will be, but first we need to undertake the difficult task of partying. 🕺

We’re throwing a Ski Scramble hoedown at the Powderhorn Cabins to revive the legendary cross country ski race and snowshoe stomp! We’ll serve up free dinner and good times with a silent auction, a watermelon eating contest and live music by the touring musicians of At the Water Tower. Come see the band, dance, have fun and thaw out a Gould legend: The Ski Scramble!! ❄️☃️🌨️

We will be adding more information to here and in www.GouldColorado.com, but mostly we look forward to partying with you for an incredible cause. We’ll see you on July 11 at The Powderhorn Cabins! ✨

05/11/2026

05/02/2026

Opening day for the 2026 season will be May 20th
10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Come check out the new lights from Stony Creek!

04/21/2026

04/11/2026

Here’s your chance to win!

02/11/2026

The moose stands alone! While there are herds of elk and pronghorn at Arapaho NWR, moose are solitary creatures. Moose have no need of herd vigilance to stay safe. They rely on their size and strength to fight off predators. It is worth noting that because they watch out for their own safety they are much more aggressive than elk or pronghorn and can be dangerous to humans if they see us as a threat. It is important to exercise caution and keep your distance from moose. Moose eat twigs, leaves and bark in great quantities. Moose need to spread out to get enough food. A cow, female, moose will stay with her calf for up to a year. Moose do gather during mating season. Sometimes a single bull will gather are group of cows.
photo credit USFWS