Leadville Visitors Center - Leadville, Colorado

Il Leadville Visitors Center è una risorsa preziosa per chi visita la storica città di Leadville, nella contea di Lake, in Colorado. Situato all'indirizzo 460 Harrison Ave, Leadville, CO 80461, questo centro visitatori è facilmente raggiungibile ed offre una vasta gamma di servizi per i turisti.

Il centro visitatori è aperto tutto l'anno e fornisce informazioni turistiche, mappe e materiale promozionale sulle principali attrazioni della zona. Il numero di telefono per contattarli è 194863900. Inoltre, il loro sito web, leadvilletwinlakes.com, è una fonte ricca di informazioni per pianificare la tua visita.

Il Leadville Visitors Center è un centro visite, un ufficio comunale del turismo e un centro informazioni turistiche che offre una vasta gamma di servizi ai visitatori. Tra i suoi servizi, ci sono la prenotazione di alloggi, la vendita di biglietti per le principali attrazioni turistiche e la fornitura di informazioni sulla storia e la cultura locale.

Una delle caratteristiche distintive del Leadville Visitors Center è la sua accessibilità. Il centro visitatori offre un parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, rendendolo facilmente accessibile a tutti i visitatori. Inoltre, il centro visitatori è adatto ai bambini, offrendo attività e informazioni per tutta la famiglia.

Le recensioni dei visitatori su Google My Business sono molto positive, con una media di opinioni di 4.3/5. I visitatori hanno elogiato il personale del centro visitatori per la loro conoscenza della zona e la loro disponibilità ad aiutare. Inoltre, i visitatori hanno apprezzato la varietà di materiale informativo e le opportunità di prenotazione offerte dal centro visitatori.

Recensioni di Leadville Visitors Center

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4/5

Cool visitors center with plenty of information about local history. Several menus of the restaurants nearby. Places to sit on the porch, one of them rocks oh so pleasantly. Worth a walk in to find out more about things to do.

Dave Santucci

5/5

We've been to Leadville a number of times. This past year we were RVing across Colorado and stopped in Leadville. We always stop by visitor centers to check out what the area has to offer and hopefully get some insider tips from the staff. We had our dog and the person there, told us the train rides allow dogs, so we did that and it was definitely worth it, beautiful! We wanted a nice dinner for our anniversary and they pointed us to Treeline Kitchen for dinner, amazing, and helped us find a place to park our RV in town and then gave us some options for overnight parking by Turquoise Lake. We were lucky in that we were there mid-week and there were camping spots, but the visitor center staff said to be sure to reserve spots in the summer, especially on weekends! We ended up staying longer than expected and summited Mt. Elbert too!

JoAnn Tafoya

5/5

We stopped by this visitor center the lady by the name of Paula was the nicest lady ever! We had questions about Leadville and she sure knew a lot about Leadville! If I were you I’d stop by and have a chat with her! She does a Great Job !! ?

Elsa Tharp

5/5

I'm so excited about the new direction of the Leadville Visitors Center! This time I went in and they were able to give excellent advice for where to stay and where to eat. Did you know that Leadville has over 100 miles of free groomed trails?! When I visited 2 years ago I was not impressed. There must be something going on there that's really changing the way they do business. Super friendly staff 🙂

Mick Lindquist

5/5

Very friendly and they have great information about Leadville and the surrounding areas!

K Maley

5/5

I came in with a specific question about the road network east of Leadville, and I got all the information I asked for and more, plus some great maps and history info. This is an awesome service! Really friendly, and knowledgable people.

rebecca ballering

5/5

Super nice people in the Visitors Center. There's a lot of history in Leadville and the lady working there seemed to be an expert. She gave us some great info and directed us to places to visit. The Mining Museum is definitely worth a visit.

Margaret Tracey-Robinson

1/5

Stopped in here this past Friday afternoon. Asked about places to hike. The woman there was snippy and said "you think you're going to hike here without snow shoes or skis? This is a summer place to come anyway. There isn't any hiking here in the winter." She made us feel stupid, unwelcome, and disappointed. I talked to some locals and indeed found out about the Mineral Belt trail which is accessible close to the Visitor's Center. We hiked it and had a great time. We drove 3 hours to get there having read on Leadville/TwinLakes.com that there were hiking trails.