As the Summit County resort towns grow in popularity and traffic, the laid back charm of Frisco prevails in the energy and friendly mood of Main Street. At one end, discover the cool expanses of Dillon Reservoir and at the other, find the jutting peaks of the Ten Mile and Gore Ranges.

Everywhere in between you'll uncover restaurants, historic saloons, art galleries and snappy clothing stores. Anything from steaks, seafood, pizza, burgers, breweries, cafes, bagels, bakeries, a wine bar, Southwestern, Chinese, Mexican and Italian can be found on Frisco's restaurant row.

The Town of Frisco has a distinctive small-town character culminating at its center of activity - Main Street. From the Frisco Bay Marina to the mouth of Officer's Gulch, the center street of town guides you directly into the scenic Rocky Mountains. Main Street Frisco is the centerpiece of local activity in Summit County. Block party style events engulf the streets and sidewalks with happy faces that fill the streets with fanfare and splashes of Frisco's century-old history.

Just one hour from Denver on Interstate 70 is a perfectly situated lakeside community that launches you into all kinds of adventure where you can feel like a kid again in the central Rocky Mountains.

There is an average of 296 sunny days per year in Frisco, Colorado - more than Miami Beach, Florida!

At 9,100 feet, summer daytime temperatures range from 60 to 78 degrees F.

Frisco Bay Marina
Discover 25 miles of scenic shoreline on Lake Dillon. Power boats, paddle sports, sailing, fishing, rentals, tours, lessons, full service marina and sales. • 970.668.4334.
www.townoffrisco.com/frisco-bay-marina

Frisco Nordic Center
Enjoy scenic views on 43 kilometers of trails. Rentals available for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. • 970.668.0866. www.frisconordic.com

Two Below Zero,
18454 Highway 9, Frisco, CO 80443
970-453-1520 800-571-6853 www.dinnersleighrides.com
Chuckwagon Dinner & Wild West Show in summer & fall. Dinner sleigh rides with live music show in winter. Home of America's #1 rated sleigh ride.

The Frisco Adventure Park - Offering year-round fun for everyone. The Park features a bike park including a dirt jump facility, slope style course and pump track. In the Winter, the park is home to a multiple lane tubing hill and terrain park. 970.668.2558. www.friscoadventurepark.com

Frisco Historic Park - Join us for a free and fun journey through our past as you stroll through 11 historic buildings including the schoolhouse museum and the oldest jail in Summit County; or take an audio cell tour and learn more. Historic lectures in the gazebo are held every Wednesday at 12:00 pm throughout the Summer. 970.668.3428. www.townoffrisco.com/activities/historic-park-museum.

Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area - Located ½ mile South of Frisco Main Street, this public recreation area has an eighteen hole Frisbee golf course and access to hiking and single track biking trails. A baseball and multipurpose field are available for rental or to enjoy a picnic.
www.townoffrisco.com/activities/peninsula-recreation-area

Gold Rush, February 5, 8am - 2pm, The 42nd Annual Frisco Gold Rush Nordic and Snowshoe Races.  Sponsored by Salomon this nordic race series is the oldest in the state.  Visit Active.com to register    Peninsula Multi purpose field

Pink Party, March 2, 5 pm - 8 pm, Come celebrate the Tubbs Romp To Stomp out Breast Cancer Snowshoe event with a pre registration party showcasing local pink merchants and offer food and drinks. Best Western Lake Dillon Lodge

Easter, April 8, 10-12pm, Easter egg hunt and the Easter Bunny   

Night at the Museum, May 4, 5 - 7 pm, A celebration of the 29th anniversary of the Schoolhouse Museum

Marina Season Opener, June 2, 12 - 2 pm, Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Marina with discounted drink and dinner deals

Frisco Round Up, June 6,, 4pm - 7pm, The Frisco Roundup has been a part of the Colorado Freeride Summit Mountain Challenge since the beginning. Welcome to a classic and welcome to the start of the 2012 season!

36th Annual Run the Rockies, June 9, 7am - 1pm, Historic Park, The Half Marathon is 75% downhill and the Ten Mile Creek 10K is 100% downhill. Both start across from Copper Mountain and finish on Main Street Frisco!!! Run the Rockies is one of the oldest running events in Colorado!!!

Ten Mile One Mile, June 9-10, 4pm - 7pm, Kayak race, Kayak Park

Historical Lecture Series, June 13 to August 22, 12:00 PM, Starts and continues every Wednesday in the Gazebo at noon through August 22nd, Historic Park

Colorado Barbecue Challenge, June 14, 7:30 pm - 9 pm, Kickoff Concert , Frisco Main Street

Colorado Barbecue Challenge, June 14-16, 11 am - 9 pm, Colorado’s official barbecue cook off with more than 60 teams from across the country    Frisco Main Street

Concert in the Park Series, June 21 - August 16, 5:30-7:30 pm, Bring your lawn chairs, picnic blanket and come enjoy a fun, free concert in the historic park.  Starts and continues every Thursday through August 16, Historic Park

Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, June 23-24, 8am - 5pm, Behold a personal peek at the peaks, lakes, and majestic vistas first-hand from the Summit County trails and paths linking the historic ski towns of Frisco, Keystone and Breckenridge. Bike Path

Timberline Cruiser Regatta, June 24, All sorts of aqua-fun at the Timberline Cruiser Regatta. Frisco Bay Marina

Bike to Work Day, June 27, full day, A popular Bike to Work Day competition each year

Frisco's Founders Day Celebration, June 30, 9:30-4pm, Discover Frisco’s Heritage at the Frisco Historic Park & Museum and celebrate Founder’s Day, Historic Park

Frisco’s Fantastic Fourth of July,  July 4, 8am- 9pm, A patriotic celebration featuring Main Street Parade, kids fishing derby, kids bike decorating contest, live music, food and fireworks – Frisco Main Street and Frisco Bay Marina, Frisco Main Street

Concert in the Park Series, July 5 - August 16, Bring your lawn chairs, picnic blanket and come enjoy a fun, free concert in the historic park.  Starts and continues every Thursday through August 16
 
Downtown Frisco Green Art Festival, July 7-8, 10-5 pm, This event will be more exciting than ever including a "Green" aspect to the event. Each artist will have on a display a piece of environmentally friendly green piece of art!!, 3rd Avenue

Junior Sailing Olympics, July 26 - 28

Summit Skate Challenge, July 28-29, 10am - 4pm,  Think you’re cool enough?  Got the skills it takes to dominate 2 parks over 2 days?  The Towns of Frisco and Silverthorne join forces to bring you this brand new competition at Frisco’s street scape park and Silverthorne’s concrete bowls! Frisco Skate Park
   
Art on Main Street to the Rockies, August 11-12, 10-5pm, Fine art show attracts the region’s best artists who display their quality art on several blocks of Main Street
  
Circle the Summit, August 18, 7am - 4pm, 3rd Ave/Bike Path

Free Family Fun Fest, August 18, 6am - 5pm, The Free Family Fun Fest is an event for the whole family to enjoy at the Peninsula Recreation Area in Frisco. Multipurpose field

ForestFest, September 8, 10-6pm, Lumberjacks, great food, wine & the best artisans! Frisco Main Street

Autumn Spectacular, September 8-23, Food and retail deals from Frisco businesses! Main Street Frisco

For more info: 970-668-5547 or 1.800.424.1554 or visit town website for more on events www.townoffrisco.com/event