Walk to the lake, the amphitheater and the Friday market.
One of Summit County’s signature summer Friday traditions — and it’s right at your doorstep. More than 100 vendors fill Dillon Town Park with Colorado produce, baked goods, specialty foods, artisan goods and gifts, plus live music. In 2026 it runs every Friday, June 5–September 25, 9 AM–2 PM.
Summer in Dillon — the Friday market, lakeside concerts and festivals, all a short walk away.
Lake Dillon is the highest deep-water marina in North America — a short walk from the door.
Rent a pontoon, kayak or paddleboard, book a sailing tour or lesson, or hop the water taxi across the lake — the highest deep-water marina in North America, minutes from the condo.
A second lakefront marina about 10 minutes away, with boat rentals, a swim beach and paddle sports on Dillon Reservoir.
Guided whitewater trips on the Blue and nearby rivers run through the warmer months — fun for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Trails for every level start within minutes of the condo.
Old Dillon Reservoir (~1.7 mi) for a lake overlook, Sapphire Point (~0.5 mi) for the classic Lake Dillon view, and Lily Pad Lake or Rainbow Lake near Frisco — short, scenic and family-friendly.
The Meadow & Ridge Loop near the lake (~4.6 mi), North Tenmile from Frisco, or the paved rec path if you’d rather walk or ride car-free toward Frisco or Breckenridge.
For strong hikers: Mount Royal above Frisco, Mount Sniktau and Silver Dollar Lake off Loveland Pass, and the classic 14er Grays Peak (~8.7 mi, above 14,000 ft — start early).
Always check current conditions and afternoon weather — mountain storms build fast in summer.
Scenic high-country courses, from about 10 minutes to a scenic drive. Book tee times ahead in summer.
A scenic championship course in Silverthorne with dramatic peak views — about 10 minutes away.
Two acclaimed mountain courses at Keystone, about 15 minutes away.
The world’s only Jack Nicklaus-designed municipal course — 27 holes, about 20 minutes.
A classic valley-floor course along Gore Creek in Vail, about 35–40 minutes.
A lakeside open-air venue a short walk away — summer concerts, festivals and free movies with a stunning backdrop.
A newly renovated park an easy walk away: free pickleball & tennis, playgrounds, a climbing wall and open green space.
Pick up the paved, car-free path steps from the condo and ride or walk toward Frisco, Keystone and beyond.
The Blue River is Gold Medal water; guided trips run through the warmer months.
Sail, paddle, hike and catch a show — all within walking distance or a short drive.