Family Things To Do in Leadville, Colorado

Ski Cooper is located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, near the historic town of Leadville. This ski area offers an exciting and affordable alternative to the hustle and bustle of bigger areas ... More on SkiTown.com

The price is always right. More on SkiSite

There couldn't be a more appropriate place for a national mining museum than Leadville, Colorado. House is ... More on manual_books

They have lots of old pictures of mining life, a huge collection of rocks and old mining paraphernalia, and... More on TripAdvisor

This spectacularly scenic ride, in a 1955 diesel train, departs the 1893 C&S Depot, 3 blocks east of U... More on Frommers

The views were beautiful and just being able to walk through the engine was a treat. More on TripAdvisor

This facility claims that its course was built at the highest elevation in North America, 10,000 feet about... More on Golf.com

It is a wonderful way to view two of Colorado's talest peaks. More on golflink.com

Certainly not one of the glittery ski resorts, Cooper still draws loyal crowds by catering to families, off... More on manual_books

Our experience was very comfortable and relaxed. More on Yahoo! Travel

Enjoy exceptional views of a famous peak and an equally incredible hole that was once a mountain. Trail: Initial ... More on Trails

My wife and I also ran into the "no trespassing" sign mentioned in another More on Trails

mid-Aug. Each year this grueling 100-mile footrace heads up into the Sawatch Range, crossing above 12,000 f... More on manual_books

My brother ran this 100-mile race a few years ago as a 21 year old, the youngest age allowed. Imagine that ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Take a scenic narrated ride alongside the Arkansas River and through the old mining district ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This was a nice way to experience the Leadville area. More on Yahoo! Travel

The second Trail Website is a map of the trail. More on TrailLink.com

The views of the mountains are spectacular. More on TrailLink.com

At one point the Climax Mine produced 75 percent of the world's molybdenum. It was the highest human settlement in the United States, and it holds the record ... More on GeckoGo