Find year-round opportunities for adventure with this National Geographic Local Trails map and guide of Frisco, Colorado—located at the core of the aptly named Summit County.
Features
Located where parts of the Front, Tenmile, and Gore Ranges collide, Frisco, Colorado, offers year-round opportunities for adventure
Just 30 minutes from 6 world-class ski resorts and surrounded by public lands, Frisco is an ideal basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers
It's perched at 9,097 ft. and sits at the Dillon Reservoir
Dozens of hiking, snowshoeing and mountain biking trails are accessible from town, allowing visitors of all skills and fitness levels to explore forests, mountains and valleys
Map has a standard trail map on one side and a trails guide on the other; hikes range from the easy 0.8-mi. Rainbow Lake Trail to the lung-busting 3,800-ft. climb up Peak One
Each selected trail includes a brief description, elevation gain and length, and a detailed elevation profile to track your progress up and down the numerous peaks and valleys
Each Local Trails map includes detailed trail maps at 1 in. = 1/2 mi., showing every turn of the trail clearly plus the terrain contours
In addition to the standard features like trailheads and parking areas, map also shows trail difficulties by segment, so you can assess the level for parts of the trail or all