Elevation: 9,100 ft. Population: 2,697 Main Street of The Rockies Frisco is at the center of it all! It is just a short drive to Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe-Basin, Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts. Here is a Colorado ski and summer mountain vacation town that is packed full of things to do and things to see! In a town that is only 3 square miles you wouldn’t think much while driving by, but it is packed full and we invite you to stop by to see what there is to offer on your mountain vacation! There are so many things to do in this town including; camping, hiking, biking, climbing, skiing, and going to the historic parks and museum. There is a beer-fest, a barbeque challenge and a wassail days event. If you need a place to stay during your Colorado vacation this is the spot. You can get a cabin rental, condo rental, stay at the Frisco hotel, go camping, or check in to one of the various hotels, motels, and inns in town. Located just southwest of the Dillon reservoir, Frisco is a great vacation spot. The inhabitants of this mountain oasis have kept it very much like it used to be in the mining days. Visiting the town of Frisco is almost like visiting a museum. If you are looking to get out of the mountains for a little bit, the streets of Frisco are lined with some of the most interesting little shops and houses in the area. It is close to the Silverthorne outlet shopping mall.
From coffee shops that roast their own beans, to restaurants that feature Colorado cuisine featuring Rocky Mountain Trout and Wild Game, to unique holes-in-the-wall, Frisco has everything. Enjoying a meal amidst some of the most beautifully rugged Rocky Mountain scenery only makes the food taste that much better – trust us!
Silverheels Bar and Grill 970.668-0345 Featuring Executive Chef Brian Baker, Silverheels specializes in delectable Southwest Cuisine, Thick Choice Steaks, Rocky Mountain Trout, Fresh Seafood and Wild Game. Nightly specials and Happy Hour 4-6 PM daily. Enjoy a full wine list, famous margarita, or an ice cold draft beer in the dining restaurant or bar area.
Farley's Chop House 970.668.3733 Open daily from 3-10pm. Serving Frisco's finest steaks, chops, prim rib, fresh seafood, and nightly specials. Happy Hour 3-6pm; $6 Beef Tips, Buffalo Wings, burgers & Fish Sandwiches. A Summit County tradition for over 37 years! Dinner resrvations recommended. Corner of 5th and Main Street.
Kemosabe Sushi 970.668.2100 Open Daily from 4-10pm. Nestled in the heart of Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Kemosabe Sushi Bar sits on Frisco's Main Street welcoming Summit County locals and visitors alike for a unique dining experience. Our 'Mountain Metro' menu focuses on the freshest sashimi and nigiri along with unique, western-influenced rolls and our intimate dining room offers a sleek and modern, yet cozy dining experience and has two tetami rooms for private parties.
Tuscato Ristoriante Italiano 970.668.3644 Open Daily from 5-10pm. Affordable, quality hand-crafted Italian food and wine in casual small town comfort. That's what we were after from the outset, and we have been at it for over 10 years, independently-owned and operated in the heart of Ski Country USA.
The Boatyard Pizzeria and Grill 970.668.4728 Open Daily from 11am-10pm. Fabulous casual food, The Boatyard specializes in contemporary American cuisine including Mediterrean, Southwestern, Pacific Rim, and Traditional American. From fresh wood-oven baked pizzas, fresh seafood, pastas, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, salads, full bar and daily specials.
NIGHTLIFE
Upstairs at Jonny G's 970.668.5442 Frisco's Premiere Bar, Nightclub and Late Night Eatery! Hip-Hop DJ's every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday filling up the dance floor. 14 TV's ; two 61" HDTV's, Satellite, 2 Pool Tables; 2 Dart Boards; Fooseball & Video Games! Open daily 6pm-2am. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.
Below are some frequently asked questions we have compiled to assist in your vacation planning. We hope you find these helpful, but if you still have questions please feel free to contact us at 800.635.3434 or click here to email us with additional questions.
- What airport do I fly into?
Denver International Airport is approximately 90 miles away. Eagle County Regional Airport is a smaller option approximately 45 miles away.
- Is there a shuttle service from the airports?
Yes, Colorado Mountain Express.
- Are linens, towels, blankets and pillows provided at the unit?
Yes, all linens such as sheets, pillows, winter blankets, and comforters are provdied for each bed. A flat sheet, pillows, and blanket are provided for the sofa sleeper as well. Bathrooms are stocked with no less than one bath towel, washcloth and hand towel per person that the unit sleeps. More towels may be provided dependant upon the number of bathrooms.
- Is daily or mid-week housekeeping provided?
Upon request, Colorado Rocky Mountain Resorts will provide daily or mid-week housekeeping. Please contact us prior to your arrival to arrange and receive pricing, which is dependant upon the size of the unit.
- Is there a full kitchen and what is provided in the kitchen?
All of our properties have fully equipped kitchens, please keep in mind that each property is individually owned and stocked by each owner, so utensils and kitchen items may vary. You will have all the basics including cookware, utensils, table settings and common appliances such as stove, oven, refrigerator/freezer, microwave, toaster and coffee maker (coffee filters and coffee not provided).
- Are any of the units pet friendly?
No, currently Colorado Rocky Mountain Resorts does NOT have any pet friendly units available for rental. There will be immediate eviction with no refund if a pet is found at your rental unit or on the rental premises, as well as a non-refundable minimum $500 cleaning fee to launder linens, carpets, etc. No exceptions! Please leave Fido at home.
Spring attractions: If you love wild flowers the best place to go is out to the mountains in Summit County. The mountains light up with the new life of the new year and the fishing is always best right after the ice melts off of the lake.
Summer attractions: During the summer the lake opens up for boating, sailing, swimming, and fishing. There are hiking and bicycling trails all through the mountains. You can visit historical sites like the Ute and Arapaho Native American villages, old mining towns and museums. You can take a ride horseback. There are also more mainstream ways to spend your time like golfing, fishing or shopping in any of the towns in the area.
Winter attractions: During the winter there is as much to do as any other time of the year. If you love winter sports Colorado is the place to be. There is snow boarding, skiing, and ice skating. If you want to take things a bit slower you can also go ice fishing or just sip cocoa in your rental cabin.
Fall attractions: In the fall the leaves change colors and the animals abound. This time of year is a photographers dream. Especially when set in the glorious mountains of Colorado. There is no better place in the world for watching wildlife than in the great outdoors and there is no better time for that than while hiking or fishing the rivers.