Frisco

About Frisco

Frisco’s elevation is 9,026 feet / 2,751 meters and is located along the coast of Lake Dillon, a reservoir constructed between 1961 and 1963. Besides world-class skiing nearby, the town also serves as a year-round basecamp for hiking, biking, boating, and skiing.

The average annual snowfall in Frisco is around 159 inches / 404 centimeters. Typically, March is the month that the town sees the most snowfall, averaging around 24 inches / 60 centimeters. The months between November - April sees winter weather, which have very cold days with average highs around 30°F / -1°C, and with lows often near or below zero (°F, or -18°C). Summers, from June to August, are comfortable and pleasant with daytime temperatures ranging from to 70 to 80°F / 20 to 27°C, dropping down to 40 to 50°F / 4 to 10°C at night. In the spring, late season snowstorms are common, with temperatures beginning to rise by mid May. Fall is crisp, cold, and often dry, with snow possible as early as September.

Main Street, Frisco, Colorado ( This cam and the ones below are all from the Town of Frisco , unless otherwise noted)