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Author: Margaret Bowes

Keystone

Written by Margaret Bowes on . Posted in Members.

The Town of Keystone is a vibrant community nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, where natural beauty meets exceptional living. Discover a town that embraces outdoor adventure, celebrates diverse cultures, and fosters community engagement. The Town of Keystone is a thriving community, with exceptional services, and countless experiences that make Keystone a unique and welcoming haven for residents and visitors alike. Keystone completed the incorporation process on February 8, 2024, officially becoming Colorado’s newest home-rule municipality. Citizens led the incorporation process to establish a fair, effective, and efficient system of government to serve the Keystone community. 

Lake County

Written by Margaret Bowes on . Posted in Associate Members.

Lake County, nestled in the Colorado Rockies about 100 miles southwest of Denver, is a captivating destination renowned for its stunning landscapes and outdoor activities. The area is graced by the serene Twin Lakes and is a gateway to Mount Elbert, Colorado’s highest peak. In winter, the region offers endless recreation opportunities with Ski Cooper’s family-friendly skiing, remote backcountry and Nordic huts, and endless groomed trails for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Summer reveals Lake County’s vibrant charm, with Twin Lakes ideal for boating, fishing, and paddleboarding. The diverse hiking and mountain biking trails offer breathtaking views and adventure. The historic town of Leadville adds a unique touch with its rich mining history and lively local scene. Lake County is a year-round haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Carbondale

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Located in the heart of Colorado’s central Rocky Mountains, the picturesque town of Carbondale was first occupied by the Ute Indians, then by silver prospectors, cattle ranchers, and potato farmers. With a strong arts and music community, the town embraces its mining, ranching, skiing, and resort identities, and has also become an attractive place for sustainable businesses.