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Summit's only "14er" is also Colorado's most popular. Bag your first one or check one off!

Mountain Goat

Summit County has one majestic 14er, Quandry Peak. This is one of the most hiked 14ers in Colorado, and whether you’re bagging your first or a serious collector this is definitely one for the books.  From the top the views are mind-blowing, and you just might meet one of the resident mountain goats or moose.

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Park Quandary

Quandary’s trails are so popular that reservations are required to park at the trailhead.

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Group Hiking

Guided peak ascent tours by Colorado Adventure Guides!

Grays and Torreys

While not technically in Summit County, just over the border of Clear Creek County are the duel peaks of Grays and Torreys, most often climbed together for the bragging rights of two 14ers in one day!

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Frisco CO Skate Park

Frisco Adventure Park

Find miles of hiking and biking trails, lakeside camping, a free skate park, a bike park, a disc golf course and a spectacular log-built day lodge.

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Country Boy Mine

Take a Local Tour

The history of Summit County is rich with stories; miners who wanted to strike it rich, criminals running from the law, and normal folks trying to make a new life.

Fitness Woman

Visit a Fitness Center

If you like to keep your gym workout going you’ve got plenty of options with Summit’s fitness centers.

Island Grill Tiki Bar

Enjoy a Tiki Bar

Enjoy an outdoor deck and island-style food and drinks. Lake views complete the beach vibe.

Nail Art

Get a Mani-Pedi

Cold temperatures and dry air in Summit can wreak havok on fingers and toes. Local salons will fix you right up.

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Organized as one of the original Colorado counties, Summit has a total area of 619 square miles (1,600 km2) and about 80% is public land. Terrain is mountainous with elevations ranging from 7,957 feet (2,425 m) at Green Mountain Reservoir to 14,270 feet (4,350 m) at Grays Peak. Come find out why people live longer here than in any other county in the United States. Explore  Summit.
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