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Littleton Information

Situated along the Platte River, Littleton rests in a natural basin. The city is part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO Metro Area. It is the 20th most populous city in Colorado, with a population of just over 41,000. Littleton’s history dates back to the Pike’s Peak Gold Rush in 1859, which brought life to the town in the form of gold-seekers, merchants, and farmers.

Craft beer fans, this is your haven. Littleton itself has 7 breweries and is located within a 10-mile drive to dozens more. With a small, intimate tasting room that seats only 10-12 people, Breckenridge Brewery is a local favorite. Another brewery of note is Locavore Beer Works, where you can get a sample flight of beers and enjoy them outdoors in the quaint beer garden. Live music and food trucks are often welcomed into the brewery’s backyard, so check out their event list and see what’s on tap when you visit! Chattfield State Park is a great place to visit year-round. In the warmer months of the summer, there is a lake for boats and watersports, as well as a swimming beach. In the winter, hiking through the trails provide beautiful views of snow-capped mountains. The park trails are maintained well and the campsites are surrounded by nature and wildlife. The campgrounds have showers and bathrooms available, and it’s just an $8 entrance fee to get into the park.

Denver, Colorado is just a short, 20-minute drive from Littleton. Here, you can explore downtown Denver’s art scene by visiting the 5 different-themed levels of exhibits at the Denver Art Museum. The museum offers interactive classes and hands-on workshops for visitors of all ages. A tip to travelers: the museum offers free admission on the first Saturday of each month. Breckenridge Ski Resort is a great place to spend a winter day enjoying the fresh powder. Just and hour and 45-minute drive from Littleton, Breckenridge has long been a hot spot for skiers and snowboarders to test their skills. The resort has a ski and snowboard school, lessons for kids, and a lodge where you can fuel up for the slopes. The town of Breckenridge also boasts shopping, nightlife, and dining options for visitors.

Getting to Littleton is only a 45-minute drive from the Denver International Airport. Many hotels provide shuttles to your lodging, or you can rent a car for your stay. Littleton is located just off of U.S. Route 85, south of the Denver metro area. To get around Littleton, a car is the most effective way. Most places can be reached within a 10-15 minute drive, as the city is only 13.5 square miles in area.

Over 1,200 rentals in and around Littleton can be found on Tripping.com. If you’re traveling in the winter, choose a rental an hour and a half outside of Littleton near Breckenridge Ski Resort. If you’d rather stay in Littleton and drive to the resort, you can select from over 70 rentals with hot tubs to warm you up after your drive home. Aside from the assortment of breweries in Littleton, the city has some good eats to fill the weary traveler’s belly. For some hearty grub, check out Harley’s: A Hot Dog Revolution. The customers here love the BBQ Brisket Dog with Sriracha Slaw and the Mile High Dog. Latke Love is another local favorite, where latkes are served all day long. West Main Street is dotted with shops and stores, so be sure to take a walk and check out what Littleton has to offer.