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Visit Frisco, Colorado
Summit County's Main Street on the lake.
Walk a mile of shops and restaurants to the marina on Dillon Reservoir, ski five resorts within 20 minutes, ride the rec path to Breckenridge and discover the mountain town that locals call home base.
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A Perfect Day
One Day in Frisco
Morning
Pastries at Butterhorn Bakery on Main Street, then rent a paddleboard at Frisco Bay Marina — the reservoir is calmest before the afternoon wind.
Afternoon
Bike the paved rec path south to Breckenridge or north toward Copper Mountain, then cool off with a glass at Frisco's Main Street tasting rooms.
Evening
Rooftop dinner at The Uptown on Main with views of the Ten Mile Range, then a nightcap at the Moose Jaw — Summit County's friendliest dive bar.
Things To Do
Lake, trails and five ski areas
A sandy beach on a mountain reservoir, a Main Street you can walk end to end, and five world-class ski areas within 20 minutes — Frisco is Summit County's base camp.
Frisco Bay Marina & Beach
Paddleboards, kayaks, sailboats and a sandy beach on Dillon Reservoir — right at the end of Main Street.
Copper Mountain Resort
Naturally divided terrain for every level — 10 minutes from Main Street, with a free summer alpine slide and tubing hill.
Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area
A wooded peninsula on the reservoir — hiking trails, disc golf, picnic spots and some of the best sunset views in Summit County.
Frisco Adventure Park
Tubing hill, Nordic trails, beginner ski slopes and a terrain park — all free or low-cost, right in town.
Summit County Rec Path
50+ miles of paved paths connecting Frisco to Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone and Vail Pass — walk, run or bike.
GatherHouse Glassblowing
Blow your own glass ornament or pint glass — a hands-on studio experience on Main Street.
Where To Stay
Sleep on Main Street
A family-run lodge on Main, a new-build Marriott, classic mountain inns and lakeside condos — Frisco's lodging sits between the lake and five ski areas.
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Frisco Lodge
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Check today's lowest price →Frisco Inn on Galena
Check today's lowest price →Ramada by Wyndham Frisco
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Sleep by the lake
Lakeside campgrounds on Dillon Reservoir, mountain condos and national forest sites in the Ten Mile Range.
Heaton Bay Campground
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Where To Eat
A mile of Main Street eats
Rooftop dining with Ten Mile Range views, a 50-year-old bakery, lakeside cocktails at the marina and Summit County's best dive bar — Frisco eats local and late.
The Uptown on Main
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Take Frisco home
A walkable Main Street of independent shops — glassblowing studios, mountain outfitters and one-of-a-kind gifts.
GatherHouse Glassblowing
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Nearby Towns
Summit County and beyond
Frisco sits at the center of Summit County — Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone and Vail are all within a short drive.