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What to do and see in Frisco, Colorado (CO): The Best Free Things to do
Frisco in Colorado is a small town close to several ski resorts. With fantastic scope for skiing and other outdoor pursuits as well as being a great base from which to explore Colorado and the Rocky Mountains, Frisco describes itself as the Main Street of the Rockies, and is a great place for a family holiday.The first stop for many tourists in Frisco will be the Frisco Nordic Center at the Peninsula Recreation Area, with facilities for skating, cross country skiing and snowshoeing throughout the winter months. The Breckenridge and Copper Mountain ski resorts are also nearby and provide all sorts of skiing and snowboarding opportunities. Any outdoor enthusiast will certainly find a huge range of ski trails and activities for all levels of experience and ability. If you're feeling particularly adventurous, you can even take the whole family white water rafting! In the evenings, Frisco is a small town, but contains an impressive number of restaurants, shops and nightlife. And if you need a break from the slopes, the Frisco Historic Park & Museum is great for kids, a collection of preserved and reconstructed historic buildings which chart Frisco's development from trapper camp to mining town to its present day tourist haven.
Restaurants in Frisco
1. The Sunny Side Up Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
The Sunny Side Up Studio is a creative experience offering drop in classes, toddler creative classes, after school art, summer camps, and adult classes taught by Summit County locals as well as traveling artists! We also offer a hippylicous shop, and schedule private events for large groups, ladies nights, and birthday parties.
Reviewed By Mom3d - Dillon, United States
Such a fun place for a moms night out or a kids art session! Lots of options for personal creative fun & the handmade gifts, stickers, souvenirs are just rad & adorable ! Something for everyone ! ???? Love it Here.
2. Frisco Historic Park and Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 303 reviews
The Frisco Historic Park & Museum preserves and promotes the Town of Frisco's heritage and history by presenting an excellent educational museum experience to the community and its visitors, connecting the past, present and future to the world around us.
Reviewed By Longmont_Mitch
We went to the Frisco Historic Park and Museum by accident and kept finding more to see. We ended up not seeing everything, but were kept interested and entertained for a couple of hours. We noticed a number of groups with younger children visiting and they all seemed to be happy. It's a good shady area as well - I found the sun to be very hot when we visited near the end of August. Once we were in the museum area it didn't worry me at all. There are many different buildings, including a jail, a church and a variety of cabins. Parking was easy to find within a short walk of the museum. The web site is worth reviewing before you go. It will help set expectations, especially for those with children.
3. Frisco Emporium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By robertsphilippe - Frisco, United States
The business was totally rebranded this spring and is more like a western department store than an emporium. Actually has some museum qualities with historical skis and really fantastic animal mounts, deer, elk, sheep, bobcats and even skunks! The 5 or 6 fashion departments are outstanding and the best vintage clothing collection I have ever shopped, priced right. Friendly and helpful staff could not do enough to pack our purchases to travel by car. I have heard nothing but rave reviews of the new and improved shopping experience. We will go back every time we visit this area.
4. Rainbow Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Dteddy123
This was an easy hike near downtown Frisco to a beautiful lake. Our friends thought the pictures were Photo-shopped because of the perfect snow-capped mountains in the background.
5. Ten Mile Canyon National Recreation Trail
6. North Tenmile Trail #37
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By LJurgs82
This hike was very pleasant to get our bodies reacquainted to the altitude. We live in KC but visit annually to hike during the foliage change. The first mile was a slight challenge but quickly evened out. We followed the stream down to the waterfall then back. It was lovely.
7. Frisco/Copper Visitor Information Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
We offer a variety of information and services including: knowledgeable staff- able to assist with information for Frisco, Copper Mountain, Summit County and all of Colorado, free computer access, free WiFi, printing capabilities, water fountain and bottle fill station, clean public restrooms, local, state and county maps,brochures on activities and discounts on lift tickets at Copper Mountain.
8. Summit County Main Library - Frisco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
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