Welcome to Elizabeth
This quaint and sleepy small town is home to many ranches and farms.
Just 40 miles from Denver, Elizabeth is a growing community filled with residents seeking a small-town existence within proximity to the city.
Restored Victorian homes dominate the real estate market here, and the town’s Main Street is chock full of antique, toy, and vintage clothing stores. A nearby museum documents the history of the county.
Castlewood Canyon State Park is a popular spot for hiking, rock climbing, and bird watching. Town events like the annual Elizabeth Stampede and the Celtic Festival gather residents together in the town square.
What to Love
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Small town atmosphere just an hour away from the city
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Plenty of community events and gatherings
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Beautifully restored Victorian homes
People & Lifestyle
Many families choose Elizabeth because of its quiet seclusion, and this small, sleepy town is currently undergoing a population boom.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Elizabeth might be small, but the restaurant choices here are mighty. Local favorites include the
Elizabeth Brewing Co., a veteran-owned brewery located right on Main Street that offers several varieties of craft beer, and
Catalina’s, a diner offering an eclectic mix of comfort food.
Buzzard’s Pizza offers specialty pizzas, salads, and apps, and
Bernie’s Kitchen is a go-to spot for southern favorites like fried chicken and chicken fried steak, as well as great burgers, fries, and salads.
Things to Do
Elizabeth Celtic Festival: Hosted the third weekend in July, this event offers authentic Scottish food, Irish whiskey ice cream, great beers, and ales, as well as local Celtic music, dance, piping, local artisans, and merchants.
Elizabeth Stampede Rodeo: Scheduled for the first weekend in June, this event is considered one of the first PRCA rodeos of the season. From an opening concert right on the arena floor to the excitement of the Xtreme Bulls and the military celebration of the Red, White, and Blue Rodeo, there’s something for everyone.
Pints in the Pines: Offering two days of German beer and food, accompanied by live music, vendors, and more.
Spring Valley Golf Club: A privately-owned, public facility situated at an elevation of 6,800 feet and surrounded by 429 acres of rolling hills. It’s a challenging 18-hole championship golf course set in beautiful surroundings.
Schools
Elizabeth is home to a number of excellent schools. Top educational opportunities include:
