Why This One Little Town Is Colorado’s Best Kept Secret
If you are a Colorado native, there is a good chance that you are familiar with the Gunnison County town of Crested Butte… but have you ever taken then time to visit? We happen to think that the town of 1,500, whose motto is aptly “A National Historic District,” is the best kept secret in Colorado. Here’s why:
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Mount Crested Butte? Don't mind if we do!
Any guesses as to why?
All day, err day.
Originally occupied by the Ute People, Crested Butte went on to become a supply town for surrounding the mines, as well as a prominent ranching community.
Is there really ever a bad time to be here?
Boutiques and coffee shops and book stores, oh my!
What do you love most about this area?
