Join us to view an available Hideaway Junction Phase I home and for a Lottery Informational Session If you are interested in the affordable housing option coming up for sale in Hideaway Junction Phase I, this is your time to get your questions answered! Assistant Town Manager Alisha Janes will be at the three-bedroom, two-bathroom […]
Presented by the Towns of Fraser and Winter Park When? Tuesday, December 12, from 2-4 p.m. Where? Fraser Valley Library (491 Norgren Road, Fraser) Who should attend? Owners, managers, supervisors, servers, bartenders, special event volunteers, and anyone else who serves alcohol. Participants will receive a Responsible Alcohol Vendor Certification, equivalent to TIPS. Training is free […]
Join us to view an available Hideaway Junction Phase II home and for a Lottery Informational Session If you are interested in one of the eight affordable housing options coming up for sale in Hideaway Junction Phase II, this is your time to get your questions answered! Assistant Town Manager Alisha Janes will be at […]
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It’s no secret that many of us live here for the boundless outdoors - we have gorgeous mountains, rivers, and forests that bring in people from all over the world. Let’s celebrate it and embrace this part of our culture!
As our town evolves, we need to make sure that driving isn’t the only option for getting to work, school, or your favorite trail. Travel by bus, bike, foot, or skis are all viable - and fun - options for our community. It’s easy to navigate Winter Park within Town limits, but it’s also easy to get to Denver or the Front Range.
In Winter Park, we aim to be good neighbors to each other. Whether a permanent resident or visiting for a long weekend, we’re respectful of our town, our homes, our environment, and each other. We work together to solve problems and make it a place everyone can live!
Our pristine natural environment is what sets our community apart. Protecting our forests, rivers, mountains, and fresh air is critical. Visitors and locals rely on the natural environment for recreation, jobs, and inspiration.