Area Overview
Located 90 minutes from Denver International Airport, Lake Trail Townhomes provides seasonal opportunities for residents all year long. Whether you love the snow or the trails, Winter Park has some of the best skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling in Colorado. In the summer, enjoy mountain biking on world-class trails, scenic hiking, abundant trout fishing, and whitewater rafting or kayaking on the Colorado River.
Lake Trail Townhomes are within walking distance of the regional Lift Rider shuttle, so you can avoid traffic and parking throughout Grand County. Also enjoy ATV and snowmobile access at your own doorstep! Best of all, Lake Trail is less than a mile from town center and less than four miles from Winter Park and Mary Jane ski valleys. The views of Indian Peaks and the Winter Park Ski Valley are spectacular, and you will be minutes away from the best dining and nightlife that Winter Park has to offer.
Lake Trail Townhomes is a perfect choice for those who wish to explore the natural beauty of Colorado while having the flexibility to do so all year round. Come experience authentic mountain living in Winter Park, Colorado.
Winter Park & Grand County by the Numbers*
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Colorado Mountain Life in Grand County
Growth:
U.S. News and World Report recently ranked Denver as the #2 metro area in the country based on desirability, value, job market, quality of life, and net migration. One of the fastest growing cities in the United States, it is estimated that over 20,000 people will relocate to Metro Denver in 2019.
Economy:
Telecommunications and biomedical technology industries, as well as mining, construction, real estate and tourism provide Denver with a strong job market and economy. An estimated 30,000 new jobs will be available in 2019, and projected personal income is expected to rise 5.2%. Colorado is a top ten state in employment growth, and the state economy was ranked #1 by 24/7 Wall Street.
The Arts:
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts is an award-winning complex of eight theaters which offers everything from touring Broadway productions to opera to ballet to small local theater. There is also a thriving music scene, from local performance halls to arguably the world’s best outdoor venue, Red Rocks Amphitheater. The Denver Art Museum is home to extensive art collections and is visited by world-class exhibitions, while the nearby Art District on Santa Fe is the heart of Denver’s art gallery scene.
Recreation:
Colorado is ranked the nation’s number one state in physical activity and has the lowest obesity rate. Outdoor activity is huge; the Denver Metro area boasts over 50,000 acres of parks, trails, golf courses, and playgrounds and experiences over 300 days of sunshine each year. In addition to offering spectacular views, the nearby Rocky Mountains provide opportunities for various activities including hiking, rock-climbing, river rafting and kayaking, mountain biking, and world-class skiing and snowboarding.
There is also plenty to do in Denver that doesn’t require breaking a sweat. The food scene is booming, with over 11,000 restaurants, three quarters of which are independently owned. Craft beer is hugely popular with over 100 breweries in Metro Denver. For the sports fan, there are several major sporting venues in the city which are home to major professional U.S. sports teams:
- Denver Broncos (NFL)
- Colorado Rockies (MLB)
- Denver Nuggets (NBA)
- Colorado Avalanche (NHL)
- Colorado Rapids (MLS)
- Denver Outlaws (MLL)
- Colorado Mammoth (NLL)
Individually, these aspects make Denver a great place for people to move to and call home. Collectively, they make Denver a smart choice for life.
*Sources: Best Places, Winter Park Resort, Hiking Project