- Georgetown Colorado is located along Interstate 70 at exit 228 east of the Eisenhower Tunnel about 28 miles outside Summit County.
- Georgetown is known for its Victorian homes, historic railroad and easy access to backcountry roads and trails.
- Several motels, restaurants and other basic amenities make Georgetown an excellent refueling station.
Overview
Georgetown Colorado is a quaint roadside town with a preponderance of well-preserved Victorian-era homes and ample services.
Location
The Town of Georgetown Colorado is located along Interstate 70 at exit 228.
Services/Amenities
Fuel up the car, body and mind at the various service stations, grocery stores and restaurants. Several good motel options sit right off the highway.
Activities
Georgetown CO is a gateway to excellent backcountry tromping with skiing, hiking and off-roading aplenty, including vaunted Guanella Pass.
Georgetown is a convenient place to bed down when skiing Loveland Ski Area and Arapahoe Basin, located directly east and west of the Eisenhower Tunnel, respectively.
Attractions
The Georgetown Loop Railroad is the town's biggest draw. Steam and diesel engine trains bring riders through Clear Creek Canyon all year-round. Prices start at $22.50 for adults and $16.50 for children.
Getting Here
There are two routes to Georgetown from Summit County: Take Interstate 70 east through the Eisenhower Tunnel for about 28 miles to exit 228. Or the scenic route involves taking State Highway 6 over Loveland Pass, then getting back on I-70 at Loveland Ski Area.
11,990-foot Loveland Pass is a great place to hike, backcountry ski or simply enjoy a high-alpine sunset. Free parking is available on the pass and also at the prominent east-slope switchback.
