The Pioneer Club Guidebook
Food scene
High Mountain Pies has excellent pizzas, calzones, sandwiches, and salads. The wait for delivery can be up to 2.5 hours during the busy season so plan ahead. They have a wonderful back yard that is dog-friendly if you want to eat on-site. Indoor seating is limited. They also serve beer and wine.
56 habitants recommandent
High Mountain Pies
115 W 4th StHigh Mountain Pies has excellent pizzas, calzones, sandwiches, and salads. The wait for delivery can be up to 2.5 hours during the busy season so plan ahead. They have a wonderful back yard that is dog-friendly if you want to eat on-site. Indoor seating is limited. They also serve beer and wine.
Leadville's newest (and now only) brewery. A family-friendly place that usually has sidewalk chalk and corn hole. Dogs are not allowed. I haven't tried any of the food yet, but they just hired a new chef to overhaul the menu. The pale ale, lager, and porter are all good,.
Two Mile Brewing Co
101 Harrison AveLeadville's newest (and now only) brewery. A family-friendly place that usually has sidewalk chalk and corn hole. Dogs are not allowed. I haven't tried any of the food yet, but they just hired a new chef to overhaul the menu. The pale ale, lager, and porter are all good,.
This bar has been around FOREVER! And with the addition of Chef Eric the food is some of the best in town. Highly recommend visiting this historic place for dinner or just a drink.
32 habitants recommandent
The Legendary Silver Dollar Saloon
315 Harrison AveThis bar has been around FOREVER! And with the addition of Chef Eric the food is some of the best in town. Highly recommend visiting this historic place for dinner or just a drink.
The local coffee shop is a happening scene. You can always find locals on their laptops or just sitting around discussing local issues. The breakfast burritos are delicious and the coffee is good. They even have a self-serve station in the back if you just want a regular coffee and don't want to wait in line. The walls are decorated with art from local artists, including the beautiful terrain carvings by Peter Frykholm.
48 habitants recommandent
City on a Hill Coffee & Espresso
508 Harrison AveThe local coffee shop is a happening scene. You can always find locals on their laptops or just sitting around discussing local issues. The breakfast burritos are delicious and the coffee is good. They even have a self-serve station in the back if you just want a regular coffee and don't want to wait in line. The walls are decorated with art from local artists, including the beautiful terrain carvings by Peter Frykholm.
The best place in town for a cocktail or a glass of wine. Enjoy the view of Mt. Elbert & Mt. Massive from the rooftop seating area, or cozy up around the outdoor fire pit on the patio.
44 habitants recommandent
Treeline Kitchen
615 a Harrison AveThe best place in town for a cocktail or a glass of wine. Enjoy the view of Mt. Elbert & Mt. Massive from the rooftop seating area, or cozy up around the outdoor fire pit on the patio.
Favorite place in town to grab a drink with friends! This reclaimed train depot at the old Smith Lumberyard is THE place to be in Leadville. Great space outdoors to play cornhole or sit around the fire pit. Indoors you might find live music, a bounce house, arts and crafts, or storytelling. Family and dog-friendly place with awesome owners!
FREIGHT
320 E 9th StFavorite place in town to grab a drink with friends! This reclaimed train depot at the old Smith Lumberyard is THE place to be in Leadville. Great space outdoors to play cornhole or sit around the fire pit. Indoors you might find live music, a bounce house, arts and crafts, or storytelling. Family and dog-friendly place with awesome owners!
This place was just opened by the owners of Treeline Kitchen, located directly across the street. Beautiful interior that mixes original rustic charm with hip and trendy furniture. I didn't get to try the food, although it smelled teriffic. The Old Fashioned and Stubborn Mule were excellent drinks!
Before & After
612 Harrison AvenueThis place was just opened by the owners of Treeline Kitchen, located directly across the street. Beautiful interior that mixes original rustic charm with hip and trendy furniture. I didn't get to try the food, although it smelled teriffic. The Old Fashioned and Stubborn Mule were excellent drinks!
Shopping
You can't live in Leadville without owning a "Mele" or two. This local business is well-known throughout Colorado for its ultra-comfortable hoodies, jackets, and dresses. The color choices change each season and they last forever.
38 habitants recommandent
Melanzana
716 Harrison AveYou can't live in Leadville without owning a "Mele" or two. This local business is well-known throughout Colorado for its ultra-comfortable hoodies, jackets, and dresses. The color choices change each season and they last forever.
This paint-your-own-pottery shop is a local favorite. You can find a variety of gifts, from locally made jewelry to art supplies. It is also a yarn/knitting store. Definitely stop in... you will find something you love.
Fire on the Mountain
715 Harrison AveThis paint-your-own-pottery shop is a local favorite. You can find a variety of gifts, from locally made jewelry to art supplies. It is also a yarn/knitting store. Definitely stop in... you will find something you love.
Outdoor activities
This is the place to go for ski rentals, both alpine and Nordic. In the summer, they are the premier fly-fishing shop. Tim, the owner, will set you up for a day on the river or hook you up with an excellent guide.
6 habitants recommandent
Alpine Ski & Sport
504 Harrison AveThis is the place to go for ski rentals, both alpine and Nordic. In the summer, they are the premier fly-fishing shop. Tim, the owner, will set you up for a day on the river or hook you up with an excellent guide.
Want to try fat-tire biking in the winter or mountain biking in the summer? Check out Cycles of Life for all things biking. They will point you to trails, tell you about local rides, or simply repair your tire. Highly recommend this place!
13 habitants recommandent
Cycles of Life
309 Harrison AveWant to try fat-tire biking in the winter or mountain biking in the summer? Check out Cycles of Life for all things biking. They will point you to trails, tell you about local rides, or simply repair your tire. Highly recommend this place!
A great place to visit with the kids. You can feed the fish, go on a nature hike, or hit the cross-country trails.
15 habitants recommandent
Leadville National Fish Hatchery
2846 CO-300A great place to visit with the kids. You can feed the fish, go on a nature hike, or hit the cross-country trails.
Our local ski mountain is top-notch for family fun. With lower prices and shorter lines than the surrounding resorts, it is a favorite among locals. The ski/snowboard lessons are amazing, especially for the little ones. You'll be amazed by the skills of our local 3 & 4-year-olds. There is also child-care available, but only for potty-trained kids.
73 habitants recommandent
Ski Cooper
232 Co Rd 29Our local ski mountain is top-notch for family fun. With lower prices and shorter lines than the surrounding resorts, it is a favorite among locals. The ski/snowboard lessons are amazing, especially for the little ones. You'll be amazed by the skills of our local 3 & 4-year-olds. There is also child-care available, but only for potty-trained kids.
The local sledding hill is great. Maintained by the Ski Operations students at CMC, it is groomed all winter long. It is free to use, but bring your own sled. Tube rentals are also available.
12 habitants recommandent
Dutch Henri Tubing Hill
999 US-24The local sledding hill is great. Maintained by the Ski Operations students at CMC, it is groomed all winter long. It is free to use, but bring your own sled. Tube rentals are also available.
The Mineral Belt Trail is an 11-mile paved pathway that encircles Leadville. No motorized vehicles are allowed. It is perfect for biking, running, or walking. In the winter it is groomed for Nordic skiing.
27 habitants recommandent
Mineral Belt Trail
The Mineral Belt Trail is an 11-mile paved pathway that encircles Leadville. No motorized vehicles are allowed. It is perfect for biking, running, or walking. In the winter it is groomed for Nordic skiing.
This beautiful lake is a local favorite for skiing, fishing, camping, playing on the beach, and cross-country skiing in the winter. There are also some newly opened mountain bike trails nearby.
38 habitants recommandent
Turquoise Lake
This beautiful lake is a local favorite for skiing, fishing, camping, playing on the beach, and cross-country skiing in the winter. There are also some newly opened mountain bike trails nearby.
This beautiful lake is a local favorite for skiing, fishing, camping, playing on the beach, and hiking.
8 habitants recommandent
Twin Lakes Reservoir
This beautiful lake is a local favorite for skiing, fishing, camping, playing on the beach, and hiking.
Sightseeing
A nice ride on the train along the ridge overlooking Hwy. 91. In the summer you will see the wildflowers, in the fall enjoy the aspens.
28 habitants recommandent
Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad Co
326 E 7th StA nice ride on the train along the ridge overlooking Hwy. 91. In the summer you will see the wildflowers, in the fall enjoy the aspens.
Leadville has a rich mining history. Visit the National Mining Museum to learn more about the miners who helped build the West.
46 habitants recommandent
National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum
120 W 9th StLeadville has a rich mining history. Visit the National Mining Museum to learn more about the miners who helped build the West.
Conseils sur la ville
Que faut-il apporter?
Bring layers. And sunscreen/sunhats.
Even though the record high temperature in Leadville is only 85, prepare for some intense heat.... and extreme cold. Because we are 2-miles closer to the sun, you can get a sunburn here in the winter. The sun is HOT! But cross the street to the shady side and you need your jacket. Be aware that even in the summer it gets pretty chilly at night. Layers are encouraged for all seasons.
Voyage avec des enfants
Lots of playgrounds
Leadville/Lake County has lots of playspaces for kids.
Kiddie Corral at E. 9th & Poplar
Ice Palace Park at W. 11th & Harrison
Playground in Stringtown (south of town on Hwy. 24)
Community Field at W. 6th & McWethy
West Park Elementary at W. 12th & Harrison
Intermediate School at W. 6th & McWethy
Playground near the picnic area at the Fish Hatchery
Playground in the woods behind the golf course