Stays in Frisco
Frisco is a town in Summit County, Colorado, in the Rocky Mountains. It sits at over 9,000 feet in elevation, surrounded by peaks and national forest. The town began as a mining settlement in the late 1800s, and some historic buildings remain in the downtown area along Main Street. Today, Frisco is…
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About Frisco
Where to stay in Frisco
Downtown Frisco. The historic core along Main Street puts you within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and the town's original character.
Dillon Reservoir area. Accommodations near the reservoir offer water views and easy access to the marina and recreation paths.
Summit Boulevard corridor. This main road through town provides convenient access to Highway 9 and Interstate 70, with a range of lodging options.
Getting there and around
Frisco is located along Interstate 70 in Summit County, about 70 miles west of Denver. The nearest major airport is Denver International Airport, which offers shuttle services and rental cars for the drive into the mountains. By car, take I-70 west to Exit 203 for Frisco. There is no train service to Frisco. Once in town, a local bus system, the Summit Stage, provides free transportation around Frisco and to neighboring towns like Breckenridge, Silverthorne, and Dillon. Walking and biking are easy in the downtown area, and many trails connect different parts of town.
When to go
Frisco is a year-round destination, but the most popular times are winter and summer. Winter, from December to March, attracts skiers and snowboarders to the nearby resorts. Summer, from June to August, offers mild temperatures for hiking, biking, and water activities on Dillon Reservoir. Spring and fall are quieter, with variable weather and fewer crowds. Each season brings different outdoor opportunities, so the best time depends on your interests.
Questions, answered
What is the elevation of Frisco?
Frisco sits at an elevation of about 9,000 feet above sea level. Visitors should be aware of the altitude and take time to acclimatize.
Is there public transportation in Frisco?
Yes, the Summit Stage is a free bus service that connects Frisco with other towns in Summit County, including Breckenridge, Silverthorne, and Dillon.
How far is Frisco from Denver?
Frisco is approximately 70 miles west of Denver via Interstate 70. The drive typically takes about an hour and a half in good weather.
What outdoor activities are available in Frisco?
Frisco offers access to skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, sailing, and paddleboarding. The nearby Dillon Reservoir and surrounding national forest provide many trails and waterways.
Does Frisco have a historic downtown?
Yes, Frisco's downtown along Main Street retains buildings from its mining era and is a walkable area with shops and restaurants.
Are there any notable events in Frisco?
Frisco hosts several annual events, including a Colorado BBQ Challenge and a music festival. These typically take place in the summer months.