The Town of Frisco, Colorado, is one of Summit County’s most delightful little treasures, boasting a rich history and heritage, as well as plenty of modern day fun-filled activities for everyone to enjoy! Shop, eat, hike, bike, fish, raft, golf, or sail away at the Frisco Bay Marina. They’ve got just about any summer adventure you could dream up in this adorable mountain town near Denver. Do yourself a favor and head for the Frisco Bay today!
Nestled at 9,097 feet just 70 miles from Denver is the wonderfully walkable one-mile radius town of Frisco.
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Frisco was established in 1879 but has a history that dates back to the early Ute settlements some 7,000 years ago.
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Start your day at the Frisco Historic Park & Museum and take a journey through time, as you experience the roots and heritage of the Mountain West.
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The Frisco Bay Marina is a sure stop and is open from 8am-7pm to accommodate all of your boat rental and boat tour needs.
Photo by Todd Powell via Frisco Bay Marina/Facebook
The Marina Office and Retail Store can provide you with all of your merchandise needs…and perhaps a remarkable Colorado rainbow.
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Speaking of rainbows, don’t miss out on the world class trout fishing on the Dillon Reservoir, the Blue River, and beyond!
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There are a treasure trove of trails just outside of town…
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…which afford some pretty fantastic views!
Cathy McCray/Flickr Lily Pad Lake, Miners Creek Road, Rainbow Lake, Peaks Trail, and Ten Mile Road are all easily accessible from town. More Info
If you’re feeling ambitious, the top of Mount Royal offers spectacular sweeping vistas of Frisco and Lake Dillon.
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The Frisco Adventure Park has fantastic summer activities for all ages and skill levels, including biking, disc golf, a skate park, ball fields, wagon rides and a day lodge.
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The Town of Frisco also offers a wide variety of quaint coffee shops, cafes, boutiques, and other friendly businesses for your shopping and dining pleasure.
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Just remember: Be nice or leave. Only good vibes wanted in good old Frisco!
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And good vibes (and picnic spots) aren’t hard to find.
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Sunset sail super moon serenity.
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After a marvelous day of mountain activities, reward yourself with a good dose of reminiscing and revelry at the Island Grill at Frisco Bay.
Frisco Bay Marina/Facebook Happy Hour Every Day from 4-7pm!
After your Frisco fun, conquer these 10 fantastic day trips near Denver. Happy adventuring!
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Frisco Historic Park and Museum/Facebook
Photo by Todd Powell via Frisco Bay Marina/Facebook
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Lily Pad Lake, Miners Creek Road, Rainbow Lake, Peaks Trail, and Ten Mile Road are all easily accessible from town. More Info
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Photo Courtesy of the Town of Frisco
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Happy Hour Every Day from 4-7pm!
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