Community Pages
Northern Colorado has something to offer everyone! Please enjoy our local city guides:
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Loveland/Berthoud Natural beauty, creative expression, compassion, healthy living, and civic participation capture the spirit of Loveland, CO. Residents here enjoy a variety of festivals, events, clubs, business organizations, government boards and commissions, personal interest classes, volunteer organizations, and higher education. In 1985, Loveland was the first city in Colorado to adopt an Art in Public Places ordinance, designating one percent of the city’s capital construction projects of $50,000 or more for the purchase of art. The city has 26 parks, approximately 15.5 miles of recreation trail, 3 golf courses, several arts and entertainment theatres, and easy access to shopping. Loveland truly is a natural choice for residents. |
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Fort Collins Welcome to the “Choice City”! Residents here enjoy the best of the outdoors and city living. From town you have easy access to camping, hiking, snowboarding, downhill and cross-country skiing to rafting, fishing, or water skiing. In addition, the city has several shopping malls, hundreds of restaurants, six movie complexes, a regional cultural center, and several arts and entertainment venues. Best of all, over 300 days of sunshine allow residents to enjoy the best of Fort Collins year-round. Fort Collins is located just 65 miles north of Denver, Colorado’s capital, and is easily accessible by car, bus or air. |
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Greeley Greeley and Weld County are among the fastest growing areas in the nation. While the area has enjoyed growth over recent years, the city´s core values are unchanged. You are as likely to see a business suit as a cowboy hat in this western town. Residents here enjoy easy access to arts and entertainment as well as outdoor recreation. The city´s main events include: The Greeley Independence Stampede, the largest 4th of July rodeo/festival in the nation; the Greeley Fiesta, celebrating the diversity of our people; and the Greeley Philharmonic, the oldest orchestra west of the Mississippi. There is something for everyone in Greeley! |
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Windsor Windsor is central to the tri-city area formed by Greeley, Loveland and Fort Collins. The city’s central location and easy access to I-25 have lead to rapid, strategic growth in the last decade. With a population of just over 15,000 residents (latest Chamber of Commerce projection), the city has over 116 acres dedicated to parks. There are three championship quality golf courses right in Windsor. Pelican Lakes Golf Course, located in the Water Valley development, has the most waterfront greens of any course in the United States. Click here to visit the city website! |
