Rent a kayak/paddle-board/pontoon boat or go fishing! Main points of entry are at the Dillon Marina and Frisco Bay Marina.

This 3ish mile private hiking trail takes you to the bench where we got engaged (awwwwwww)! Park at the Jones house (2202 Hamilton Creek rd.) and walk to the coordinates to start the hike (please do not park on the street at the trail head!). Do not forget bear/wasp spray and don't hike alone unless you've been on this trail before.

3ish mile hike on a private trail in the Arapahoe National Forest! Park at the Jones House (2202 Hamilton Creek rd.) and walk to the coordinates to begin. Bring bear/wasp spray and if you haven't hiked this trail before, please don't go alone. The view is spectacular!

Beautiful scenic overlook above Lake Dillon. The walk from the parking lot is about 0.1 miles.

Ropes course, roller coaster, bungee-trampoline, rock wall rock climbing, gemstone painting (???), and mini golf!

Ride the chair to the top of a mountain! Copper Mountain Lift Tickets: https://buy.coppercolorado.com/s/lift-tickets/p/arie-foot-passenger-ticket-2324 /// Breckenridge Lift Tickets: https://www.breckenridge.com/explore-the-resort/activities-and-events/summer-activities/scenic-chair-rides.aspx ///

Keystone Lift Tickets: https://www.keystoneresort.com/Plan-Your-Trip/Lift-Access/tickets ///

Sometimes you can bribe the lifties with beer to get a free chairlift ride

Bumper boats, a roller coaster, go-karts, bungee trampoline, disc golf, zip-line, and Woodward!

Lots of good restaurants, breweries, and little shops.

This place is amazing. It's an hour drive North from Silverthorne, but it's worth the drive and only $26 for a day pass.

9am-2pm on Fridays if you're in town already! Lots of art, produce, pretty scenery, and other lovely things.

Rich Texans come up here, buy nice things, and then just leave them here...Restore: http://summithabitat.org/restore/

/// Resaddled: 252 Warren Ave, Silverthorne, CO 80497 ///

Holy Toledo: https://holytoledo.co/

One of the most beautiful scenic views in Colorado! This lead and zinc-mining town was abandoned in 1984 due to ground-water contamination. It's private property, but you can look at it from the scenic overlook. On the way there, you get to drive through Vail and Minturn, which is a quaint lil mountain town with one of the best thrift stores ever (Holy Toledo).

A mini Las Vegas nestled in a canyon.

They have 31 slides and the best soft-serve ice cream on this side of the Mississippi.

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