I went into the gallery with friends on Sunday just to look around. Sam Young greeted us and…read moreproceeded to point out the different nuances of pieces. She was never pushy or hovered over us. We were left to admire the artist's work and envision what it might look like in our space. These are not ordinary pieces, but make a statement of beauty and artistry. The owner, Brian, came and hung my art yesterday and I am thrilled. Earlier in the day, I had called Sam about my delivery window. It was her day off, but she immediately returned my call. It's just a fun and interesting stop when you visit Breckenridge. And, the pieces of art are amazing. My friends ended up purchasing artwork, as well, for their new home in Glenwood Springs. Thanks to Sam (and Brian) it was a great experience, which means I will treasure my artwork that much more.

Wow, these two galleries were definitely my favorite on Main st! The people are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, and the artwork is unique and stunning! The artists are local and there was such a variety available! Quite a few pieces were so stunning and inspirational to view that I had a hard time leaving. I would definitely look here first if searching for new artwork for the home or office.

Such a fun place to browse. You never know what you might find to add to your collection. It's in…read morethe middle of nowhere and makes a perfect stopping place to get out and browse. I never drive past when they are open because I know I can find a treasure within the walls!

A perfect place to check out antiques and curios. This pleasant aside is one of the only asides as…read moreyou pass through Pine. Very personable staff. Would return.

We were driving through Como and on up to Boreas Pass when we got a flat tire. Many people stopped…read moreto help us and there was no spare tire in the car, so people took us to the Mountain Man Gallery in Como to wait until we could get help. The people in the Gallery were so friendly and helpful, as well as others from Como who were also there. They gave us some great food and the numerous items in the Gallery are as delectable as the food they provided. It is also the post office for Como and portions of the original log cabin are still there. We have never met such friendly and helpful people before. We go to Como nearly every fall and had never stopped in the Gallery before. I hope to stop there whenever we go to Como in the future. Bonnie was retiring on the day we were there, but Jeff will still work in the Gallery (he makes great popcorn). Treat yourself and visit this gallery showing the work of local artists; and, unlike every gallery I am familiar with, the owner does not keep a portion of the sales. The beautiful chair below was made out of skis and I had never seen anything like it before.

What a neat find in Como, CO! Friendly owners were happy to share town history with us and tell us…read morewhat to see in Como. They have a variety of art and jewelry in their store, also a number of pictures. Some neat finds for sure! Glad we stopped...will definitely return as in Como.

So hear me out, for a small space, they really pack it in for you in the best way!…read more Sasquatch Outpost is such a fun and unique experience! For those that love following Bigfoot, you'll have an endless supply of Bigfoot merchandise for purchase. There's a museum in the back that's completely unsuspecting as it's just beyond some saloon doors that opens to a whole Sasquatch world! There's educational movies playing, a map to mark where you're from & where you're sitings have been, there's even a big photo opportunity area with a giant Bigfoot to immerse you into a nighttime forest scene. Truly, that room feels straight out of a movie set! I highly recommend this fun stop! It's one that needs to be at the top of your list should you visit Bailey!

All things Sasquatch. A niche market but they do it well. I like the socks and artisan soaps. A…read morewide selection. Never done the museum. It's been around for a great while. It has grown over the years. A local legend. Try visiting. You'll be glad you did. Tell your friends.

Get a chance to walk through an historic hotel and first-class restaurant that retains 90% of the…read moreoriginal furniture. This place is older than the state of Colorado. It's fascinating to see the simple accommodations, as well as the more complicated furniture. These guys also offer event space for rent.

Unfortunately, we missed the last tour on the day we visited museum, but we were entertained with a…read morebrief mini tour/ history of the museum by a friendly lady minding the small museum shop of antique goods including lots of cool glassware, cups and saucers. The exterior of the building is beautiful and there are a few historical plaques placed around the outside to further educate you on the cool history of this place. Great photo opportunity! The whole town is beautiful too, wander around and enjoy the local flavor.

I'm obsessed with the small town of Georgetown and always make a point to stop by the Trading Post…read more Not only is it one of the coolest little spots in town, but it boasts the best mountain merch around! Local jewelry, authentic leather cowboy hats, branded coffee mugs, aspen leaves dipped in silver or gold and MORE is offered here - while creating the perfect mountain-esque vibe! Service is always friendly and willing to help/make suggestions/assist in anyway! Do yourself a favor, and stop in!

What an adorable little shop in a historic town! They have everything from handmade suet feeders to…read morereplica sheriff badges and socks. The lady up front was really kind and helpful. This was my favorite of all the stores here and I'm definitely going back for that leather gun holster!

I covet just about everything in Thomas D. Mangelsen's Brekcenridge, CO gallery. Can't afford any…read moreof it, though. So, I keep an eye out for talented and cheaper photographers. Today I decided to head a little ways into the mountains to check out supposedly Victorian Georgetown just off I70. The historic district, while small, does have charm. It's worth the detour. After scoping out the shops I was immediately drawn to Grizzly Creek Gallery. To my surprise, the guy helping the people already in the shop was the owner/photographer Gary Haines. (Good luck running into Mangelsen at one of his galleries.) He's warm and friendly, has some great work and (best of all) he's got some reasonable prices. He's also a local. Support Colorado artists! After selecting a print it turned out he's also an expert framer. Ever been to Fast Frame? Wow, expensive! Even Hobby Lobby adds up quick. Gary framed the print in a gorgeous barn wood frame (he gets them from a friend in South Dakota) for less than Hobby Lobby's ordinary boring stuff. Thanks, Gary! Will be back on a regular basis to check out your new work.

There's gold in them hills but not the mineral kind! If you are in the market for a special piece…read moreof artwork please go out of your way to visit this gallery in Evergreen. Julianne, the owner artist is as kind and welcoming as she is talented. Suggest you have lunch at the Little Bear right up the block and wander in. Julianne captures the beauty of the west, particularly Aspens with their unique scarring. And her latest paintings of Tipi's are mystical! Checkout this photo shot through the gallery window and an acrylic of my beloved Ruby. Enjoy!

Located in Evergreen, CO-- we had the best mini tour by the cutest little tour guide (Didn't get…read morehis name urrrge) and he educated us on this beautiful Native American piece that was drawn with the blood of Native Americans during their signature of treaty. (It was none-violent) Their was also a painting entirely made of WWII soldier letters to and from the wars. They were writing to their loved ones, and these letters were collected to make a beautiful form of artwork. It was so charming to look at.