Thursday, July 31st
NRO Popup Concert @ Breckenridge, 4 pm
Frisco's Free Concert in the Park @ Frisco, 5:30 pm
Trivia Thursdays @ Dillon, 7:30 pm
Friday, August 1st
Free Guided Nature Hike @ Frisco, 10 am
Keystone Concert Series @ Keystone, 4 pm
August First Friday Block Party! @ Silverthorne, 4:30 pm
Farm to Table Wildflower Dinner @ A-Basin, 5 pm
Saturday, August 2nd
Copper Triangle Road Ride @ Copper Mountain, 5:30 am
Live Music Weekends @ Frisco, 4 pm
What the Constitution Means to Me @ Silverthorne, 7 pm
Live Music With 9000ft @ Frisco, 7 pm
Sunday, August 3rd
NRO Champagne Series @ Breckenridge, 11 am
Before the Sun at Bills Ranch @ Frisco, 6 pm
Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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At the beginning of August, the Colorado mountains are bursting with life and color. Wildflowers still blanket the high alpine meadows, though their peak is beginning to fade as the days gradually shorten. Crisp mornings give way to warm, sun-drenched afternoons, with occasional afternoon thunderstorms rolling through, bringing dramatic skies and the scent of rain on pine. Trails are lively with hikers, bikers, and families soaking in the last full month of summer, while mountain towns buzz with festivals, farmers markets, and the hum of travelers savoring the season. There's a gentle sense that summer is nearing its peak, encouraging people to linger a little longer outdoors. -
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As July winds to a close in the Colorado mountains, the high country reaches the height of its summer glory. Wildflowers still paint the alpine meadows in bursts of color, though some begin to fade under the long days of sun. Afternoon thunderstorms remain a regular rhythm, offering cool relief and dramatic skies over jagged peaks. Trails are well-traveled by hikers, bikers, and wildlife alike, while lakes and rivers shimmer under crisp mountain air. There’s a subtle shift in the breeze—a hint that summer is beginning its slow descent toward golden August, even as the days remain very warm and adventure-filled. -
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By mid-July, the Colorado mountains are in their full summer glory—lush, vibrant, and alive with activity. Wildflowers blanket the meadows in vivid purples, yellows, and reds, while mountain streams run clear and cold with lingering snowmelt. Long, sunny days offer perfect conditions for hiking, biking, and high alpine adventures, with temperatures that are warm in the sun but still cool and crisp in the shade of the pines. Trailheads buzz with visitors and locals alike, taking full advantage of this fleeting, perfect season. In the towns, farmers markets, festivals, and patio dining bring the community outdoors, celebrating the height of mountain summer.
