Fall in Fraser is like stepping into a painting—bold strokes of gold, fiery reds, and glowing aspen groves tucked against endless evergreen backdrops.

Part art battle, part block party, and part open-air museum—plus it supports public art and local businesses while making our town look damn good in the process.

The Fraser Valley is a place of wild beauty—endless pine forests, quiet campsites, and skies so clear they practically hum. But with that beauty comes responsibility, especially during wildfire season.

Finding your flow isn’t just about the ride—it’s about the rhythm. 

There’s a place where the mountains hold you like an old friend and the sky somehow feels taller. A town stitched together with weathered wood, local art, and stories told over coffee—or beer—depending on the hour.

Every Tuesday evening in Old Schoolhouse Park, the Town of Fraser turns into a laid-back, music-filled, snack-heavy community lovefest. 

Ah, springtime in Fraser. Or as the locals lovingly (and begrudgingly) call it: mud season.

The Phases are the go-to remedy for that cabin fever.

Fall in Fraser, Colorado, is a breathtaking spectacle of nature's artistry.