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Frisco
Frisco sits right in the heart of Summit County, and, while it may look and feel charming, inside this town beats the heart of adventure! That heart keeps a wholesome rhythm, and pushes pure Rocky Mountain lifestyle that includes the whole family through our streets and sidewalks.
A weekend in Frisco holds many choices: from fishing or white water rafting, to hiking, biking, or camping! In the winter, Frisco is the place to launch family adventures in all sorts of winter activities. Our Main Street is within just a few miles of some of Colorado’s best winter resorts!
After outdoor thrills, the feeling in Frisco turns to relaxation as the sun recedes. Our laid back, funky mountain attitude makes Main Street a truly unique experience. Our historical landmarks spin tails of mountain pioneer life that spark the imagination, perfect for dinner or dessert conversation. There’s also an active nightlife in the many bars and restaurants long into the night!
And, every year Frisco hosts many signature events, fireworks shows and community gatherings, truly making our town the Main Street to the Rockies.
If you are looking for the Frisco Government website, please visit www.friscogov.com.
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The Town of Dillon
Come share the magic of summer in the Colorado high country and fall in love with Dillon. No matter what adventure you seek, let this beautiful town on the shores of scenic Lake Dillon Reservoir entertain you. Recreation, entertainment, relaxation, and pure fun are all at your doorstep, no matter what your age.
Summer: Majestic views of snow-topped mountains and glistening waters make Dillon a must see during your vacation. Downtown Dillon bustles with summer events for all ages, from the Thursday Nature Nights series and Friday morning Farmers Markets to the popular weekend concerts at Lake Dillon Amphitheatre. Spend an afternoon at the Dillon Marina where rental boats, guided sailing tours or sailing lessons are available, or visit our School House Museum and historical park where relics from the mining days come to life.
Fall: Although the changing leaves might hint at the winter to come, fall is truly a magical time in Dillon. As the sunny days and cool evenings usher in the changing of the aspen leaves, brilliant shades of gold and yellow dot the mountains.
Winter: Relax with a quiet stroll through downtown Dillon’s winter wonderland, especially in December, amid the sparkle and glow of thousands of holiday lights. Looking for something new to do? Why not take in a show. The Lake Dillon Theatre Company is one of the top community theatre companies in the state, featuring year-round productions.
Spring: Celebrate springtime in the Rockies with skiing through mid-April at most resorts and Arapahoe Basin staying open into June! Soon newly melted snow will trickle into Lake Dillon, the fresh mountain air will become warmer and the beauty of spring will transform this scenic town. Set sail at Dillon Marina, where a number of rental options are available. Fish the pristine waters of Lake Dillon. Discover the gold mining history that shaped our region at School House Museum and Park. Or simply enjoy a day of shopping, strolling among the many boutiques and shops you’ll find downtown. No matter the season, there’s always a reason to make it Dillon.
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Breckenridge
The Town of Breckenridge is located 9,603 feet above sea level in a U-shaped valley on the western slope of the Continental Divide. In 2009, the Town celebrated its 150th anniversary. The Town boasts world-class amenities for residents and visitors alike.
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Glenwood Springs
Incorporated 125 years ago on August 25, 1885, the City of Glenwood Springs sits at the confluence of the Roaring Fork and Colorado Rivers, 180 miles west of Denver. Throughout our history and continuing today, Glenwood Springs is known for its medicinal hot sulfur springs, rich natural history and scenic beauty that draw tourists from around the world.
Come soak in our history! For further information regarding Glenwood Springs and a calendar of events and promotions that will take place throughout 2010, contact the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association's website at www.visitglenwood.com.
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Steamboat Springs
The City of Steamboat Springs is home to world-class skiing, year-round recreational opportunities, and a vibrant western culture - all surrounded by some of the most beautiful mountain scenery in the world. Explore our community and learn why so many people choose to make Ski Town USA their home.
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Silverthorne
Silverthorne, CO is located in beautiful Summit County, just off Exit 205 on I-70. Lodging, shopping, restaurants, fishing, and many other activities abound. For more information call toll free 1-888-635-2515.
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Avon
Known as the “Heart of the Valley” for its geographic location as well as its strong sense of community and family-friendly atmosphere, Avon is a great place for both residents and visitors. Whether skiing, hiking, paddling the Eagle River or enjoying a leisurely day in town, you’ll find that launching your mountain adventures from Avon is easy and convenient.
With 6,500 year-round residents, plus another 3,500 part-time residents, Avon offers a small mountain town atmosphere with many amenities. The town serves as a gateway to the world-class Beaver Creek Resort and is eight miles west of world-famous Vail. Avon also offers a multitude of recreational opportunities, special events, parks, open space and trails, and a mix of local and national shops and restaurants.
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Grand Junction
Awe-inspiring natural beauty and a dramatic red rock landscape. Exhilarating outdoor adventures and stunning golf courses. Peaceful places to reflect and unwind and a charming downtown full of great shops, restaurants, galleries and more. This is Grand Junction, Colorado's Wine Country.
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Leadville
We've been told more than once that the Leadville area is a well-kept secret. Leadville is a special place...a treasure...a gem in the middle of Colorado. Located within easy driving distance from Denver and Colorado Springs, along the Top of the Rockies Scenic and Historic Byway, Leadville is a legendary frontier mining town with seventy square blocks of Victorian architecture, an adjacent 20 square miles of mining district, and history galore. It's been said that everyone who is anyone has been to Leadville...some even struck it rich here!
Leadville sits in a high mountain valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks. In fact, it is North America's highest incorporated city at a lofty perch of 10,430 feet. With 310 days of sunshine each year and summer temperatures seldom over 80 degrees, Leadville, Twin Lakes, and Lake County have been a mountain retreat for over 100 years. Their local ski area, Ski Cooper, is the place where the men of the 10th Mountain Division trained and brags, even now, of "skiing the way it used to be".
There are pleasant surprises around each and every corner... museums tucked with history, quaint little coffee houses, elegant Victorian bed and breakfasts, the greatest of antique and gift shops, and... people leisurely living life and enjoying themselves. Whether you go to look or muster up the courage to challenge your limits by taking part in their extreme sporting events, you will take a memory of special place and unique people with you when you leave.
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Buena Vista
Buena Vista, Colorado, nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountain's Collegiate Peaks, is the sort of community most people only dream of. Buena Vista is considered by many the capital of whitewater rafting for the United States. The area is also popular for snowmobiling, cross country skiing, mountain biking, backpacking, animal watching, and just about any other outdoor activity that comes to mind.
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Denver
Urban sophistication meets outdoor adventure in the Mile High City.
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Fort Collins
Located in northern Colorado, Fort Collins is home to Colorado State University and an outstanding public school system. Nestled at the base of the Rocky Mountains, Fort Collins offers exciting recreational opportunities, unique cultural offerings, and is a regional center for employment and shopping. Throughout the year, live music and entertainment, as well as great local dining, can be found throughout the historic downtown area. Fort Collins offers the convenience of a small town with all the amenities of a larger city. If you are seeking the Colorado lifestyle and a community in which you can reinvent and reinvigorate yourself then Fort Collins is your city.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs is Colorado's second most populous city. The United States Air Force Academy, Garden of the Gods, and Pike's Peak are just a few of Colorado Springs' highlights.
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Estes Park
Estes Park, Colorado is home to the majestic scenery of Rocky Mountain National Park. Estes Park is a vacation destination that transforms trips to the Colorado Rockies into dream vacations in paradise. Come for a day, a week, or more to visit this eastern gateway community to Rocky Mountain National Park.
Learn more about our world class hiking and climbing, fishing, golfing, sightseeing, wildlife watching, galleries, unique shopping, dining choices, lodging and events. We’re known as an exceptional site for romantic getaways, weddings, elopements and family reunions. With Rocky Mountain National Park out the back door, there's something in Estes Park just for you.
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Boulder
Boulder is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, just 35 miles northwest of Denver. Home of the University of Colorado's main campus and the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder sits 5,430 feet above sea level and is surrounded by a greenbelt of city parks and open spaces. Boulder is known for its natural beauty, outdoor recreation, natural product retailers and restaurants, outstanding transportation options, diverse businesses, and technological and academic resources.
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Vail
North America's premier resort community.
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