Visit Frisco Colorado

Frisco is what we like to call the doorstep to the Rockies. The quaint town sits 71 miles west of Denver and is the center of Summit County, Colorado. Prepare to be taken back by the beauty that surrounds you as you near the town of Frisco and witness stunning views of Buffalo Mountain, Mount Royal, and Peak 1 of the Tenmile Range overlooking the large Dillon Reservoir. Frisco attractions include access to the Dillon Reservoir via the Frisco Bay Marina where during the summers visitors can rent paddle boards, canoes, kayaks, fishing boats, pontoon boats, or take a tour on a sailboat!

Frisco, Colorado just made the Wall Street Journal’s list of the “Coolest, Under-the-Radar Ski Towns of the American West” due to its close proximity to Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and Keystone. Not only is it near 6 world-class ski resorts, but it is also the access point to tons of hiking and biking trails including Summit County Recpath. The Frisco Adventure Park is a hit with guests and the local community alike as it sits on the Dillon Reservoir and is home to a bike park and trails, disc golf course, a skatepark in the summer and tubing, Nordic skiing and sleigh rides in the winter.

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Reasons to Visit

Things to Do

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Getting Here

Frisco Weather

Sitting at 9,097', Frisco sits near the base of the Rocky Mountain Tenmile Range. At this elevation, temperatures range between 33-80 degrees in the summers and 0 to mid-40s in the winters. Day to night, and hour by hour, temperature changes can be significant so always prepare for all types of weather throughout your stay. Wool layers are highly recommended.

Transportation to Frisco

There are many options to get to Frisco. Airlines fly into Denver International Airport, and ground transportation options range from ride shares, shuttles, rental cars and buses to take you up the I-70 corridor to the mountains of Summit County, Colorado.