Frisco, Colorado

Coined The Main Street of the Rockies, the Town of Frisco in Colorado’s Summit County is ideally positioned within 45 minutes of six renowned ski resorts, surrounded by White River National Forest and bordering the west shore of Dillon Reservoir. Its pedestrian-friendly Main Street, bookended by the 10,000-ft. Mount Royal and lively Frisco Bay Marina, is home to more than 50 locally owned restaurants, B&Bs, coffee shops, bookstores, boutiques and bars. A year-round basecamp for outdoor adventure, Frisco offers seasonal recreation—from road and mountain biking, boating, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and sailing to hiking, fishing, and camping. In the wintertime, Frisco is popular for snow tubing, a terrain park, snowshoeing, Nordic and backcountry skiing, and sleigh rides, as well as skiing and snowboarding lessons at Frisco Adventure Park’s beginner ski and snowboard hill. The mountain town hosts various annual athletic races, live music and events.