Some locals say that Leadville really is about 2 miles closer to heaven. At 10,152 feet, it’s the highest incorporated city in North America and is flanked by Colorado's highest fourteeners: Mount Elbert and Mount Massive.

All this natural beauty coupled with the town's Victorian charm makes it easy to see why this a great areas to enjoy Horseback Ride, UTV Guide Tours, Train Rides and Dog Sledding and so much more! 

Downtown is walkable and full of museums, shopping and independent establishments to eat and drink, like locally loved Silver Dollar Saloon it is like stepping back in Time,  Mile Brewing Co., known for its malty Camp Hale Pale Ale and toffee-infused Poverty Flats Porter. Treeline Kitchen is another favorite — especially for its rooftop seating. Some of the state’s best homemade Mexican food can be sampled at Casa Sanchez, or you can sip a rich Cuban-style cortadito at Buchi Cafe Cubano. The deep-fried Brussels sprouts from Tennessee Pass Cafe will keep you coming back for more, as will the Margherita pizza at High Mountain Pies.  Mineral 1886, located inside the Delaware Hotel, serves chicken and waffles, avocado toast and house-made doughnuts.