Originally a mining camp town frequented by outlaws such as Butch Cassidy and Billy the Kid, Crested Butte now attracts bikers and skiers from all over the world. On the National Register of Historic Places since 1974, it's antique lamp-lit downtown is an eclectic mix of boldly painted faux-front buildings and miner's shacks.

Among mountain climbers and avid skiers, Crested Butte is known as a place where anyone can find the right challenge - whether its the resort’s innovative QuickStart beginners’ program, inviting intermediate bowls and non-threatening glades, or the double-black diamond Extreme Limits, the finest adventure skiing in the Rocky Mountains. The country’s best and boldest skiers and snowboarders gather in Crested Butte each year for national extreme skiing and snowboarding championships.

Crested Butte was ranked No. 4 on "50 Best Places to Live" list by Men's Journal magazine, 2002.

Harmel's Ranch Resort, Almont
A family mountain guest ranch made up of 300 acres of trees, water, and meadowland lying in a beautiful valley.