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Author: Joel Adams

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The Art of Mud Season

IT’S MUD SEASON Spring in Leadville and Twin Lakes means longer days, melting snow, and the start of a new adventure season. But before wildflowers bloom and alpine trails open, we enter a unique time of year locals affectionately call mud season. While this in-between season may be...

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Cozy Up by the Fire in Leadville, Colorado

Here in North America’s highest city, winter likes to linger a little (or a lot) longer. At 10,152 feet, Leadville isn’t quite ready to trade snowflakes for sunshine just yet. But that’s part of the magic, our long winters mean more time to enjoy roaring fireplaces, warm drinks, and cozy...

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Bluebird Days & Final Runs

Closing Turns: Ski Season in Leadville As the season shifts and winter begins its retreat, Leadville comes alive in a different way. Goggle tans tell the story of days well spent, and while Ski Cooper has wrapped for the season, the spirit of those final turns lingers. Just down the road,...

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One Perfect Spring Day on Harrison Avenue

Shops, Snacks & Small-Town Charm in the Heart of Leadville Springtime in Leadville means snowmelt in the gutters, sunshine on your shoulders, and the irresistible pull of Harrison Avenue. Whether you’re exploring with kids, diving into the past, hitting the trails, or enjoying a...

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2 MILES HIGH, 2 METERS DEEP

No matter when you visit Leadville and Twin Lakes, you’ll find yourself two miles above sea level (ok, technically 1.9 miles, but who’s counting?). When you visit in March, you’ll be even closer to the glorious Colorado sun because by this time of year, Leadville and Twin Lakes have typically...

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February is the Worst… Not Here

Ah, February. That special time of year when you can’t remember what it feels like to be warm outdoors and spring is still oh so far away. It’s the worst, right? At Leadville and Twin Lakes, we invite you to turn that February frown upside down and experience how amazing winter in Colorado can...

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For the Love of Winter

In Leadville and Twin Lakes, we want to help you fall head over heels (hopefully not literally) with winter in the mountains. Whether you’re exploring solo, surrounded by family and friends, or with your special someone, come to Leadville-Twin Lakes to spark or rekindle your love of winter. ...

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