Swing by the downtown Steinbaugh Pavilion on a Friday night in summer and you’ll find eclectic street vendors and live music from local bands at the vibrant Louisville Street Faire. On Saturday, stroll through a selection of Colorado’s finest foods and produce at the Louisville Farmers Market. Come back in winter and strap on a pair of skates for a few laps on the ice. Meet friends over a bite at one of several bakeries and cafes before kitting up and rolling out on a bike ride through the rolling hills just north of town.

Old Town’s quaint, historic Main Street is offset by the more modern, up-and-coming “New Town”. In the surrounding neighborhoods, you’ll find everything from newly built, modern homes to classic cottages dating back 100 years to the days of the miners who built the city. And although you can expect smaller lots, you can also expect higher than average property values. In enjoy looking back as much as designing your future, Louisville is a place you’ll love to live.

Boulder County is one of the most educated in the country, and Louisville is no exception. It’s no wonder that some of America’s favorite tech and outdoor brands have chosen to headquarter here, from Rogue Wave Software and Sierra Nevada Corporation to Shimano North America and Fjällräven. With new companies coming online every day, there’s more than enough opportunity to go around.

It’s only a hop, skip, and a 25-mile jump from Louisville to the excitement of Downtown Denver, with a flight from DIA to Anytown, USA, just a few miles further. Travel the same distance west through Boulder and up Boulder Canyon, and you’ll be in the eccentric town of Nederland. To the southwest you’ll find Golden, the “Gateway to the Wild West”, and I-70, which will take you to any of Colorado’s magical ski towns and resorts.