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Silverthorne sits in Summit County, Colorado, where the Blue River meets the Dillon Reservoir. The town began as a trading post and grew into a base for outdoor recreation. Its location at the foot of the Gore Range and near the Eagles Nest Wilderness makes it a year-round destination. The Blue…
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About Silverthorne
Silverthorne is distinct from neighboring Dillon and Frisco, with its own shopping districts and residential areas. The town center has grown around the Outlets at Silverthorne, a concentration of retail stores. The nearby Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks and the Keystone Ski Resort, a short drive east, add to the area's attractions. In winter, skiing at Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Breckenridge draws visitors. Summer brings hiking, biking, and water activities. The town's elevation and mountain setting define its character, with clear air and scenic vistas in every direction.
Where to stay in Silverthorne
Wildernest. A residential area on the west side of Silverthorne, known for its proximity to the White River National Forest and trails like the Buffalo Mountain Trail. Many vacation rentals here offer mountain views.
Town Center. The commercial heart of Silverthorne around the Outlets and the Blue River, convenient for shopping and dining. It provides easy access to the river path and the Dillon Reservoir.
Three Peaks. A neighborhood near the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks and the Keystone Ski Resort, with a mix of homes and condos. It appeals to golfers and skiers for its location.
Getting there and around
Silverthorne is accessed from Interstate 70, about 70 miles west of Denver. The nearest major airport is Denver International Airport, with shuttle services and rental cars available. By car, take I-70 west to Exit 205. Getting around Silverthorne is easiest by car, though the town has a free bus service, the Summit Stage, connecting to Dillon, Frisco, Keystone, and Breckenridge. Bike paths, including the Blue River Trail, link parts of town and the reservoir.
When to go
Summer (June to August) offers mild temperatures for hiking, biking, and water sports on the Dillon Reservoir. Winter (December to March) attracts skiers to nearby Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Breckenridge. Spring and fall are quieter, with fewer crowds and occasional closures of some seasonal businesses. The town hosts events like the Silverthorne Fine Art Festival in summer.
Questions, answered
What is Silverthorne known for?
Silverthorne is known for its location in the Colorado Rockies, the Outlets at Silverthorne, and access to outdoor recreation at the Dillon Reservoir and nearby ski resorts.
What is there to do in Silverthorne?
Activities include shopping at the outlets, fishing and boating on the Dillon Reservoir, hiking in the Eagles Nest Wilderness, and skiing at Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, or Breckenridge.
How do I get to Silverthorne?
Silverthorne is about 70 miles west of Denver via Interstate 70. The nearest airport is Denver International Airport, with shuttle and rental car options.
What neighborhoods are in Silverthorne?
Key areas include Wildernest, Town Center, and Three Peaks, each with different access to recreation and amenities.
What is the elevation of Silverthorne?
Silverthorne sits at approximately 8,730 feet above sea level, which can affect visitors not accustomed to high altitude.