Just in general, I think Crested Butte has been discovered and is going to continue to be a destination for people coming to Colorado.

It's just a wad.Dunno if that answers your question, just wanted to offer that perspective.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

Walk on the boardwalk, or drive around the city - and you’ll see (and feel) that much has to be done, before it becomes a true destination place. 

Also a huge tourist destination for crappy skiing and beautiful warm weather months... it has led to ridiculous real estate prices here, I have realized.

For those of you who also drink the two-wheel kool-aid, it's a fantastic motorcycle destination!

We (my other business) send 5-8 Canadian originated wire transfers to various international destinations each month and 80% of our encountered "difficulties" are with U.S.A. destined wires.It's a bit reassuring to hear it's also cumbersome internally ....

Besides cruising the web at night how else do you spend you time outside of work?

Then again, I was also cruising slowly down the street so I probably looked sketchy to them. 

@Bryan CorkAs if on cue, I read this telling me again that Colorado Springs, despite what some of us have long said, is now the most attractive destination for millennials. http://gazette.com/report-colorado-springs-shows-nations-highest-growth-in-millennial-population/article/1620279

Check out Professional Investors Guild ( PIG) based out of Pensacola, but we have meetings in Destin as well I believe.