Whatever season you enjoy, Frisco has an activity for you. Below are just some of the unique attractions our small mountain town has to offer. The Frisco Historic Park offers visitors a chance to experience life in Frisco in the 1880's. The Park contains eight historic buildings including Frisco's original 1881 Jail, Log Chapel, a recreated Trapper's Cabin, Schoolhouse Museum, and four homes circa 1880's. Three of our buildings are homes to some of Frisco's finest crafters.
Admission is free.
The Gazebo is available for rental on a limited basis for weddings and other get-togethers. The Frisco Historical Society also offers a number of educational programs throughout the year. Heading south on Highway 9 toward Breckenridge, you'll find the Peninsula Recreation Area. The Peninsula contains a multi-purpose field, a disc golf course, several campgrounds, picnic facilities, ample parking and an extensive trails system. In the summer and fall, the Recreation Area hosts mountain bikers and hikers who enjoy trails winding through the forest and along the shores of Lake Dillon.