Author: Mary Howard Glover

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Two Big Birthdays, One Mountain Town: How to Celebrate 150/250 This Summer in Leadville and Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on June 1, 2026. Posted in Blog.

In 2026, Colorado is throwing a party 150 years in the making, and the United States is throwing one 250 years in the making. Colorado is the only state in the country celebrating both anniversaries at once, a fact baked right into its nickname. The Centennial State earned that title by becoming...

7 Alternatives to a Campfire in Leadville and Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on June 1, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Planning a trip to Leadville or Twin Lakes? Fire restrictions are common, and for good reason. Dry winds and timber can turn a spark into a serious wildfire in minutes. The good news is that you do not need a campfire to have an unforgettable evening under the stars. These seven campfire...

Summer Starts Here: Memorial Weekend in Leadville & Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on April 27, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Somewhere around mile marker 170 on Highway 24, the air changes. It gets thinner, cooler, and somehow cleaner, the kind of air that makes you roll the windows down even if it’s only 55 degrees. That’s when you know you’re almost in Leadville. @aly_pentangelo The Highest City in the Country Is...

Shop Small, Win Big: All About Leadville-Twin Lakes Weekend Coming This Spring

Written by Mary Howard Glover on March 21, 2026. Posted in Blog.

A Weekend to Explore, Shop, and Support Local Spring in Leadville and Twin Lakes is a season of renewal. As the pace of life slows and the community settles into its local rhythm, it’s the perfect time to reconnect – with the people, places, and small businesses that make our towns truly...

A woman in a red snowsuit stands in a snowy forest with tall pine trees. The bright sun peeks through the branches, creating a joyful atmosphere.

How to Dress for Winter in Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado

Written by Mary Howard Glover on December 21, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Winter.

Your Guide to Staying Warm While You Reset in the Rockies Winter in Leadville and Twin Lakes is an invitation to breathe deeper, slow down, and reconnect with yourself and the mountains. At 10,000 feet, the high alpine air sharpens the senses, the sunlight lingers on sparkling snow, and the...

A Beginner’s Guide to Winter Activities in Leadville & Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on December 1, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Winter.

A Beginner’s Guide to Winter Activities in Leadville & Twin Lakes Start small. Have fun. Stay cozy. If you’ve ever dreamed of trying winter sports but felt a little intimidated, Leadville and Twin Lakes are the perfect place to begin. Surrounded by gentle terrain, welcoming instructors, and a...

A man in a hat and robe sits on a chair in front of a snowy aspen tree forest, drinking from a can. Empty cans lie nearby. The scene is humorous and relaxed.

Ring In the New Year in Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado

Written by Mary Howard Glover on November 29, 2025. Posted in Blog, Winter, Uncategorized.

Ring In the New Year in Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado: Where Resolutions Meet the Rockies As the calendar turns and the world leans into fresh starts, many of us start thinking about resolutions. Some dream bigger adventures. Others crave more stillness. And some are ready for both,...

Cozy on Another Level: Winter Adventures in Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 29, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Winter.

@abril_oso Looking for a winter that feels like winter? Something straight out of a Hallmark movie? At 10,152 feet, Leadville and Twin Lakes deliver just that, guaranteed snow, charming historic towns, and the kind of laid-back magic that makes winter feel special again. Nestled among Colorado’s...

Winter Driving Safety: Getting to Leadville and Twin Lakes, Colorado

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 29, 2025. Posted in Blog.

Winter transforms Leadville and Twin Lakes into a snow-covered wonderland – perfect for skiing, snowshoeing, and cozy mountain getaways. While our roads are open and maintained year-round, winter weather can make driving more challenging. With the right preparation and a few safety tips,...

Altitude Safety Tips for Visiting Leadville & Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 1, 2025. Posted in Uncategorized.

At 10,152 feet above sea level, Leadville is the highest incorporated city in North America. Surrounded by stunning 14,000-foot peaks and the crystal-clear waters of Twin Lakes, the beauty here takes your breath away—literally. For many visitors, the elevation is part of the adventure, but it’s...

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