About Summit County
Summit County sits above 9,000 feet, which means the snow comes early, stays late, and the summers are cool enough to actually enjoy. It's a 90-minute drive from Denver, and once you're here, you won't need to go far for anything.
Why Summit County
What brings people back
Four Ski Resorts
Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Arapahoe Basin. Each one different enough to be worth a day of its own.
Year-Round Trails
Hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails open up the moment the snow melts. The Dillon Reservoir loop is a good place to start.
High-Altitude Lakes
Lake Dillon is the county's centerpiece: paddleboarding, sailing, and kayaking with the Ten Mile Range as a backdrop.
Four Towns, One County
Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, and Keystone each have their own character. You could spend a week and not repeat a dinner.
Live Music and Markets
Frisco's waterfront concerts run all summer. Breckenridge's Main Street fills up on weekends with farmers markets and festivals.
Good for Groups
Large homes, ski-in access, and enough to do that nobody has to agree on a plan. Summit County works for families and big groups.
