Our Location

From the Denver airport, The Town of Frisco and Copper Mountain Resort are located 6 miles from each other and are about 75 miles west of Denver on Interstate 70. Driving time is about an hour and a half assuming normal weather. Plan more time during Denver's rush hour or before and after ski times on weekends. Maps

Tucked into the base of the Ten Mile Range, the small historic mountain town of Frisco (said to derive from San Francisco) was established as a gold and silver mining camp in 1873. On the edge of Lake Dillon, Frisco is surrounded by the shores of Lake Dillon, High Mountains, and the Arapahoe National Forest. Frisco is very close to Copper Mountain Resort. Three other ski areas are close by in Summit County (A Basin, Keystone and Breckenridge) and three others are less than an hour drive (Vail, Beaver Creek and Loveland). The Town of Frisco offices are located on One Main Street.

Look for the bell atop Frisco's Schoolhouse Museum.

Frisco's Historic Park located on an old fashioned small town Main Street contains 12 historic buildings with artifacts from Frisco's early mining history and Colorado's early ski days.

Frisco's Chamber of Commerce with over 200 members is located in the Old Town Hall on 400 Main Street. The Chamber is very actively involved in the life of the Town and co-ordinates a number of special events and programs including management of the Frisco/Copper Information Center.

Medical Services in Frisco include the St. Anthony's Summit Medical Center, a complete level 3 hospital including emergency services and the "Flight for Life" helicopter port.