Frisco was originally a mining town with saloons. At nearly 9,000 feet elevation, it found itself at the center of Colorado's mining boom as a stagecoach and two major railroad routes converged there. This 120-year-old mountain hamlet was also shaped by skiing, a sport so suited to the area that four of the country's best ski resorts - Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin - blossomed around Frisco.
Much of Frisco's past has been preserved within the Frisco Historical Park. Nineteenth century log cabins, including a chapel, private residences, and a jailhouse, have been restored and are on display. Frisco's Old Schoolhouse, converted to a town museum, is rich with displays of mining, railroad and Colorado pioneer history.
Breckenridge, Northwest Beds 2,
Bath 2, Sleeps 5 - 11
$150-$550 P/D
Breckenridge, Northwest Beds 4,
Bath 4, Sleeps 8 - 16
$305-$935 P/D
Breckenridge, Northwest Beds 3,
Bath 3, Sleeps 4 - 14
$250-$1,150 P/D
Warriors-Mark, Breckenridge Beds 6,
Bath 7, Sleeps 14 - 18
$3,500-$8,000 P/W
Telluride-Area, Southwest Beds 6,
Bath 7, Sleeps 16 - 20
$1,000-$2,900 P/D
Keystone-Ski-and-Mountain, Front-Range Beds 1,
Bath 1, Sleeps 2 - 4
$90-$170 P/D
