Frisco, Colorado. City and Business guide.

Welcome to Frisco, Colorado.

Frisco is a town in Summit County, Colorado, United States. The population was 2,443 at the 2000 census.

View of Frisco from the highway going south
Intersecting Main Street and Summit Boulevard at several points is the Ten Mile Recreational Pathway. This 50+ miles of paved path stretches Vail to Frisco and Dillon and from Keystone to Breckenridge. Bikers, hikers, Nordic skiers and in-line skaters make the trail a year-round playground, but residents and visitors also use it to stroll around Frisco.

Discover 25 miles of pine forested shoreline around 3,300 acre Dillon Reservoir, encircled by the Swan Mountain and the dramatic Gore and Ten Mile ranges located at the end of Main Street in Frisco. The scenic Frisco Bay Marina offers full marina services including slips and moorings rental, free boat launch, storage, boat accessories and tackle shop. The Frisco Bay Marina rents fishing boats, sailboats, pontoons, canoes, kayaks and paddle boats.

Experience Frisco's rich and colorful history firsthand at the Frisco Historic Park at 2nd and Main. Here you can tour eleven original 1880 buildings that were once saloons, hotels, log homes, the original log chapel, and even a dairy cattle ranch house.

Frisco locals, proud to share their town with visitors from around the world, are as diverse as they are friendly. Shops, restaurants, and bars along Frisco's two retail corridors - Main Street and Summit Boulevard - reflect that diversity. Whether you're shopping for handcrafted jewelry or t-shirts. you'll find it in Frisco. If elegant dining or just calling out for pizza is what you crave after a long day on the slopes, Frisco covers the spectrum.

Frisco's mild humidity-free summers offer relaxing reprieve from the rat race, unique special events and a dose of the great outdoors.

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