Northern Colorado
Longmont, Colorado
30 craft breweries, a growing tech scene, and a Main Street that's finally getting its due
Longmont sits between Boulder and Loveland along the St. Vrain Creek corridor, and it has quietly become one of the most interesting mid-size cities on the Front Range. The craft beer scene is absurd for a town this size — over 30 breweries and counting, anchored by Left Hand Brewing and Oskar Blues (which pioneered craft beer in cans). Main Street has been revitalized with restaurants, galleries, and a weekend farmers market. A growing tech sector (including the headquarters of several software companies) has brought a younger demographic that demands good food and walkable neighborhoods.
All-suite hotel with full kitchens and complimentary evening social.
Downtown location walking distance to Main Street restaurants and breweries.
Extended-stay option near the Diagonal Highway for easy Boulder access.
Longmont's social hub — craft cocktails, seasonal menu, and live music on the patio.
Farm-to-table in a converted sugar beet factory. Creative menu with Colorado-sourced ingredients.
Texas-style BBQ with a line out the door on weekends. The brisket is the real deal.
One of Colorado's original craft breweries. Tasting room tours and their Nitro Milk Stout on draft.
300-acre reservoir for swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking. One of the few Front Range lakes that allows swimming.
12-mile paved trail following St. Vrain Creek through town. Connects to regional trail networks.
15 miles, about 20 minutes via the Diagonal Highway (Highway 119).
Yes — housing, hotels, and restaurants all cost significantly less than Boulder while offering comparable quality. Many Boulder employees live in Longmont.
Over 30, and counting. The concentration per capita rivals Portland and San Diego. The Brewers Trail map is available at any taproom.
Door-to-door from DIA or anywhere on the Front Range. Flight tracked, no surge pricing.
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