Top Rated Attractions in Keystone

Located just a short walk away from La Tour Restaurant, 'Karat Art Gallery', showcases some of the timeless, elegant and beautiful jewelry creations in Vail. From Carolyn Tyler's collection of gemstones to expert goldsmith from Bali, come designs that are inspired by nature, mythology, art, music and dance. A very experienced and recognized jeweler in Vail, Dan Telleen opened this one of a kind work studio gallery of fine art jewelry with selected paintings, sculpture and ceramics more than 35 years ago. A place to see some of the most unique jewelry collection in Vail.

The Georgetown Community Center is an intimate entertainment venue that plays host to local events throughout the year. National holidays and festivals such as Halloween, Christmas, Easter and New Years are observed by the cheery townsfolk who get together for a good time. This fully-functional center can be hired for parties, luncheons and meetings, while a gift shop sells candy, books and gift items.

Camp Hale was a training facility of the army of United States of America in function since 1942. Located in the Eagle River valley, it is named after renowned General Irving Hale. At this facility, the soldiers were trained in mountain climbing, skiing, surviving in the cold weather, and also special martial arts skills. After World War II, this facility was decommissioned. It is a feature on the National Register of Historic Places. Designated as a National Monument in 2022, the place offers an opportunity to learn about the training and experiences of the army and to appreciate their important role in World War II.

Do you want a romantic getaway for two, a unique activity for your family reunion or just want to take amazingly beautiful pictures of the Rocky Mountains during sunrise? If son, then fly with Colorado Hot Air Balloon Rides. You will never forget this experience of flying through the air. After you return to earth the staff will welcome you with a glass of champagne and a delicious breakfast.

The Dillon Schoolhouse Museum will take you back in history. Moved from its original location to La Bonte Street in the 1960s, the structure served as a one room school and a church in the past. Restored to resemble its original state and design, the facility offers a look into early twentieth century schools. Explore a collection of old desks, kerosene projectors, readers, slates, a celestial globe, and other displays here. After a tour of the museum, check out the blacksmith shop with historical artifacts next door.

Straight out of a movie with snow capped mountains, narrow, winding roads, the Mount Evans Scenic Byway is truly a drive to behold. Stretching over 28 miles (32 kilometer), this byway is considered to be the most paved road in North America. It stands above 14,000 feet (4267 meter) with a climb of more than 7,000 feet (2133 meter). This splendid roadway that begins at Idaho Springs and ends at the summit of Mount Evans, is not open year round.The best time to visit is between June and September, with vehicle size restrictions due to road and weather conditions. Given that Colorado is famous for its state parks, so you can enjoy a fun picnic, or go fishing and camping. An alluring drive through the byway makes the whole trip worthwhile. Be sure to grab your camera, as every picture taken will be frame worthy.