Small Town Charm: Evergreen, a former Victorian mining town in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, is set in a box canyon amid forested peaks at the base of a popular ski-and-golf resort. The town's historic district houses landmarks like the Sheridan Opera House, a performing-arts venue built in 1913, and the Evergreen Historical Museum, showcasing local history in a converted hospital built in 1896.

Mountain Main Street: The Pine Street District is Evergreen’s bustling downtown, where locally owned boutiques, cafés, restaurants, bookstores, outfitters, and specialty shops line the sidewalks beneath towering pines. Residents gather here for their daily routines, while visitors from Evergreen Mountain Village often make the trip into town to browse for handmade souvenirs, enjoy local dining, and take part in seasonal festivals, holiday celebrations, farmers markets, and community events. Whether you’re shopping, meeting friends, or simply exploring, the Pine Street District is where the heart of Evergreen comes to life.

Mountain Living: Discover the neighborhoods that make Evergreen feel like home. From quiet mountain cabins nestled beneath the pines to family-friendly subdivisions and secluded hillside estates, each neighborhood offers its own unique charm while remaining connected to the close-knit community that defines Evergreen.

A Fun Filled Day: Mountain Village is perched above the valley floor at 9,500 feet, providing access to the Telluride Ski Resort and Uncompahgre National Forest. The Town of Mountain Village was founded in 1987 and includes approximately 2,100 acres of rolling aspen and spruce-covered mountainsides. A vision of alpine elegance, this European-style village tempts guests with the best of everything in the Telluride region. Coming into its own as a leading community, Mountain Village embraces green practices and sustainable growth in its everyday operations.