Silverthorne & Dillon

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time to visit Silverthorne and Dillon depends on your interests. Winter brings premier skiing from late November through April. Summer offers excellent weather from June through August for boating, hiking, and exploring the Dillon Reservoir.

The most straightforward route is driving west on Interstate 70 from Denver. The trip takes about 75 minutes in good weather. Airport shuttles and mountain transit services also provide reliable transportation from Denver International Airport directly to Summit County.

Yes! The Summit Stage is a free public bus service that operates throughout Summit County. It connects Silverthorne and Dillon to major ski resorts including Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Breckenridge, making daily travel very convenient.

Swimming is not permitted in the Dillon Reservoir because it supplies drinking water to Denver. However, you can enjoy plenty of surface water activities, including sailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding by renting gear at the Dillon Marina.

Silverthorne sits at an elevation of 8,730 feet, while Dillon is slightly higher at 9,111 feet. Don’t forget to drink drink plenty of water and take time to acclimate to the higher altitude upon arrival.

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