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A skier in an orange jacket skillfully navigates a snowy slope, surrounded by tall pine trees under a clear sky, evoking excitement and adventure.

Ski Cooper Opens December 9: Natural Snow, Small Crowds And The Gems Card

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 28, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Ski Cooper plans to open Wednesday, December 9, weather permitting. Here is what to know about prices, lessons, history and the Colorado Ski Country Gems Card.

Two tiny figures trek across a vast snowy landscape below a rugged mountain face. The monochrome tone conveys solitude and adventure.

Ski To Your Bed: Backcountry Huts And Guides Around Leadville And Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 28, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Where to book a backcountry hut or yurt near Leadville and Twin Lakes, including the new Rose Hut, plus local guides and avalanche courses for every level.

Home For The Holidays: A Family Holiday Itinerary for Leadville and Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on October 28, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Three packed days of snow, lights and new family traditions in Leadville and Twin Lakes, with lodging, dining and activity ideas for big groups.

Holiday Shopping From A-Z In Leadville

Written by george on October 23, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Winter, Shopping.

Discover the magic of holiday shopping in Leadville, Colorado! From locally made art and cozy clothing to outdoor gear, gifts, and delicious treats, you’ll find something special for everyone on your list. Once you’ve wrapped up your shopping, warm up with a meal or drink at a local restaurant...

Fall view over downtown Leadville, Colorado with golden aspens and snow dusted Mount Massive

OctoberVille: Fall For Leadville And Twin Lakes All Month Long

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

Leadville Main Street is turning all of October into OctoberVille, a month long celebration with a rescheduled fireworks show and parade on October 17, The Addams Family at the Tabor Opera House, Trick or Treat Street, and a city wide gift card deal that adds $25 free to a $100 card.

two people on top of a mountain on skis.

10 Winter Adventures

Written by george on September 26, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Winter.

DISCOVER 10 WAYS TO HAVE FUN AT THE TOP OF THE ROCKIES! Enter a winter wonderland with adventures for all ages and ability levels. Offering guaranteed snow, a charming historic towns, and the kind of laid-back magic that makes the Winter feel special again. Nestled among Colorado’s tallest...

Where To Bring Kids In Leadville And Twin Lakes This Winter

Written by Mary Howard Glover on September 24, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Snow shows up early and stays late in Leadville and Twin Lakes, and nearly every winter activity here works for kids. Nordic trails and a free tubing hill at Tennessee Pass, sledding and skating in town, beginner terrain at Ski Cooper, dog sleds, snowmobiles, snow zipping, the train, ice...

Ghosts Of Leadville, Colorado

Written by Mary Howard Glover on September 14, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Leadville was built fast, rich, and rough, and the Victorian buildings on Harrison Avenue are still standing. A guide to the town’s ghost stories and the places you can go stand in while you think about them: the Delaware Hotel, the Silver Dollar Saloon, the Tabor Opera House, Evergreen...

Fall Colors Soar On Another Level: The Best Spots Around Leadville & Twin Lakes

Written by Mary Howard Glover on August 28, 2026. Posted in Uncategorized, Blog, Fall.

When autumn arrives in Leadville and Twin Lakes, the high-altitude sun lights up the mountainsides in gold, orange, and crimson. Here, at over 10,000 feet, the colors pop brighter, arrive earlier, and often last longer than in lower-elevation destinations. Whether you’re driving scenic byways,...

Shamrocks in September: A St. Paddy’s Day Warm Up

Written by Mary Howard Glover on August 25, 2026. Posted in Blog.

Leadville celebrates St. Patrick’s Day twice a year. Irish Weekend 2026 runs September 18 to 20, with a sunset sing-song at the Irish Miners’ Memorial, the practice parade down Harrison Avenue, the Young Dubliners at the Tabor Opera House, and peak aspen color all weekend.

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