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SPONSOR LISTINGS
Ski Cooper
9 Miles N of Leadville, CO on Hwy 24
719.486.3684 - 800.707.6114
Colorado's Premier Family Ski Area. Skiing as it should be, with less crowded slopes, natural snow & a family atmosphere all at an affordable price.
Mt. Massive Golf Course
259 County Rd. #5 Leadville, CO 719.486.2176
North America's Highest Golf Course" Open May-Oct. Reasonably Priced. Spectacular natural setting. Relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Grill, Bevs, rentals. Tee times 7 days in advance.
The Delaware Hotel
700 Harrison Ave.
Leadville, CO
719.486.1418 - 800.748.2004
Historic hotel. Old-West ambience, a unique lodging experience.
Grand West Village Resort
99 Grand West Dr.
Leadville, CO
719.486.0702 - 800.691.3999
Jetted tubs, laundry facilities.
Sugar Loafin' RV Campground & Cabins
2665 Rd 4
Leadville, CO
719.486.1031
Full Hookups, sideout OK. Tents, trees, grass. Deluxe cabins, on-site events.
Lake County Schools
www.lakecountyschools.net
Our mission is to motivate, educate and graduate all students within a safe environment. Nationally recognized early childhood center. Child care center open 6:30am-6:00pm, course offerings with local community college and great facilities for school and community events.
Eagles Nest Apartments
877-447-7583
Largest Apartment Community in Leadville. 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms with decks and patios. Short-term furnished units available, Playground, Central Heat, Oversized closets, Cable and Internet ready, Laundry Facilities, Business Services.
The Delaware Mercantile
700 Harrison Ave. Leadville, CO
719.486.1418 - 800.748.2004
Shopping emporium for souvenirs, logoware, antiques & jewelry. Something for everyone. Leadville's largest & most unique shopping experience.
Lake County
Recreation Dept.
719-486-7484
www.lakecountyco.com
The Lake County Recreation Department features a swimming pool, sledding/tubing hill, outdoor ice rink, full court gymnasium, 4 ball fields, 6 parks, 11.6 mile bike trail, rodeo grounds and more. Open year around.
Leadville-Lake
County Airport
719-486-0307
www.lxvairport.com
Easy access to all major ski and golfing resorts. Located one mile southwest of Leadville.
Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad
326 E. 7th St.
Leadville, CO
719.486.3936 - 866.386.3936
Open Memorial Day weekend through Oct 8th, daily runs through the Rocky Mountains. View wildlife, wilderness & wildflowers. Trip lasts 2 1/2 hrs |
Top of the Rockies - National Scenic and Historic Byway
Welcome to the Top of the Rockies National Scenic and Historic Byway. With altitudes rarely falling below 9,000 feet, this Byway is worthy of its name.
Travelers cross the 10,424-foot Tennessee Pass on Route 24 from Minturn, en route to the mining town of Leadville, the highest incorporated community in the US. This historic town is the ideal gathering place for mining buffs and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Relive Leadville's flagrant history by visiting the abandoned mines where Tabor, Guggenheim, and May made their millions. Venture into the desolate  Valley of the Ghosts, where fire ravaged three thriving Victorian towns. More physically adventurous travelers can choose from four-wheeling, mountain biking, horseback riding, or hiking on Colorado's highest mountains, Mt. Elbert and Mt. Massive, both reaching over 14,400 feet. The national forests surrounding Leadville is a mecca for other outdoor activities such as snowmobiling, snowshoeing, fishing, golf, and more!
As you explore this route of towering peaks and broad valleys, keep your eyes peeled. Sharp eyes might spot robust wildlife, like the agile Big Horn Sheep, among the rocks. Slashes of gold, red, blue, and white wildflowers adorn the snowy mountainside each spring. Nestled at the foot of Mt. Elbert, the Twin Lakes area bursts with picture-perfect views of soaring peaks and lavish foliage around the state's largest glaciated lakes. Unique natural beauty and rich history are showcased perfectly in this living landscape.
For more information visit the website at http://www.byways.org/browse/byways/2119 and maps are available at the visitors center in Leadville, Minturn, or Copper Mountain. |
