Welcome to Gypsum
=Located just west of Eagle and about 35 miles from Vail, Gypsum is a rapidly expanding community known for its lower cost of living, warmer climate, and easy access to both outdoor adventure and essential amenities. Unlike higher-elevation towns like Vail and Beaver Creek, Gypsum experiences milder winters with less snow accumulation, making it an appealing option for full-time residents who prefer year-round accessibility.
With new residential developments, a thriving business community, and key conveniences like Costco and the Gypsum Business Park, Gypsum has become an attractive destination for families, professionals, and retirees looking for affordability without sacrificing lifestyle. The town’s geothermal resources also contribute to unique features like extended golf seasons at the Gypsum Creek Golf Course, further enhancing its appeal.
What to Love
- More affordable real estate compared to Vail and Beaver Creek
- Milder winters and a longer outdoor recreation season
- Gypsum Creek Golf Course, featuring extended play due to geothermal heating
- Growing commercial district, including the Gypsum Business Park and Costco
- Close proximity to the Eagle County Regional Airport for easy travel
Local Lifestyle
Gypsum is a community-driven town with a focus on recreation, business growth, and family-friendly amenities. The town’s new residential neighborhoods offer a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and modern developments, providing options for those seeking mountain-town living without the resort price tag. With an emphasis on outdoor recreation, residents spend their free time hiking, golfing, fishing, and exploring the nearby trails and open spaces. The town also hosts seasonal festivals, rodeos, and farmers’ markets, bringing the community together throughout the year.
Thanks to its proximity to Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum provides a level of accessibility that many mountain towns lack, making it an ideal location for those who travel frequently but still want to live in the heart of the Rockies.
Dining and Shopping
While Gypsum is primarily residential, it has seen a steady increase in local dining and shopping options as the town continues to grow. For casual dining, The Garden Kitchen is a must-visit, offering fresh, locally sourced ingredients and farm-to-table dishes in a relaxed setting. Whether you're grabbing a hearty breakfast or a light lunch, this café is a local favorite for its fresh flavors and welcoming atmosphere.
For those who love barbecue, Big Mountain BBQ serves up slow-smoked meats, savory sides, and a laid-back mountain-town vibe. Gypsum is also home to Costco, which is a key shopping destination for residents across the valley, offering everything from groceries to home essentials at competitive prices. The addition of major retailers, specialty shops, and local markets makes Gypsum a convenient hub for both residents and neighboring communities.
Things to Do and Entertainment
Outdoor recreation is one of Gypsum’s biggest draws, with a range of activities suited for every season. The Gypsum Creek Golf Course is a standout attraction, offering an 18-hole championship course designed by Pete Dye. Thanks to the town’s geothermal resources, the course stays open later in the season than most other courses in the valley, providing extended play for golf enthusiasts. For hiking and biking, locals take advantage of Gypsum’s extensive trail system, including the scenic Buckhorn Valley trails, offering breathtaking views and accessible routes for all skill levels.
The town also offers plenty of water activities, with the nearby Colorado River and Gypsum Ponds providing opportunities for fishing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. As Gypsum continues to grow, the Gypsum Business Park is emerging as a commercial hub, attracting new businesses and further enhancing the town’s appeal as a place to live and work. With its lower cost of living, expanding amenities, and unbeatable access to outdoor adventure, Gypsum is quickly becoming one of the most desirable places to live in the Vail Valley. Whether you're taking advantage of its extended golf season, hiking the scenic trails, or enjoying the convenience of its growing business district, Gypsum offers an ideal balance of affordability, recreation, and mountain-town charm.
Welcome to Gypsum
=Located just west of Eagle and about 35 miles from Vail, Gypsum is a rapidly expanding community known for its lower cost of living, warmer climate, and easy access to both outdoor adventure and essential amenities. Unlike higher-elevation towns like Vail and Beaver Creek, Gypsum experiences milder winters with less snow accumulation, making it an appealing option for full-time residents who prefer year-round accessibility.
With new residential developments, a thriving business community, and key conveniences like Costco and the Gypsum Business Park, Gypsum has become an attractive destination for families, professionals, and retirees looking for affordability without sacrificing lifestyle. The town’s geothermal resources also contribute to unique features like extended golf seasons at the Gypsum Creek Golf Course, further enhancing its appeal.
What to Love
More affordable real estate compared to Vail and Beaver Creek
Milder winters and a longer outdoor recreation season
Gypsum Creek Golf Course, featuring extended play due to geothermal heating
Growing commercial district, including the Gypsum Business Park and Costco
Close proximity to the Eagle County Regional Airport for easy travel
Local Lifestyle
Gypsum is a community-driven town with a focus on recreation, business growth, and family-friendly amenities. The town’s new residential neighborhoods offer a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and modern developments, providing options for those seeking mountain-town living without the resort price tag. With an emphasis on outdoor recreation, residents spend their free time hiking, golfing, fishing, and exploring the nearby trails and open spaces. The town also hosts seasonal festivals, rodeos, and farmers’ markets, bringing the community together throughout the year.
Thanks to its proximity to Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum provides a level of accessibility that many mountain towns lack, making it an ideal location for those who travel frequently but still want to live in the heart of the Rockies.
Dining and Shopping
While Gypsum is primarily residential, it has seen a steady increase in local dining and shopping options as the town continues to grow. For casual dining, The Garden Kitchen is a must-visit, offering fresh, locally sourced ingredients and farm-to-table dishes in a relaxed setting. Whether you're grabbing a hearty breakfast or a light lunch, this café is a local favorite for its fresh flavors and welcoming atmosphere.
For those who love barbecue, Big Mountain BBQ serves up slow-smoked meats, savory sides, and a laid-back mountain-town vibe. Gypsum is also home to Costco, which is a key shopping destination for residents across the valley, offering everything from groceries to home essentials at competitive prices. The addition of major retailers, specialty shops, and local markets makes Gypsum a convenient hub for both residents and neighboring communities.
Things to Do and Entertainment
Outdoor recreation is one of Gypsum’s biggest draws, with a range of activities suited for every season. The Gypsum Creek Golf Course is a standout attraction, offering an 18-hole championship course designed by Pete Dye. Thanks to the town’s geothermal resources, the course stays open later in the season than most other courses in the valley, providing extended play for golf enthusiasts. For hiking and biking, locals take advantage of Gypsum’s extensive trail system, including the scenic Buckhorn Valley trails, offering breathtaking views and accessible routes for all skill levels.
The town also offers plenty of water activities, with the nearby Colorado River and Gypsum Ponds providing opportunities for fishing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. As Gypsum continues to grow, the Gypsum Business Park is emerging as a commercial hub, attracting new businesses and further enhancing the town’s appeal as a place to live and work. With its lower cost of living, expanding amenities, and unbeatable access to outdoor adventure, Gypsum is quickly becoming one of the most desirable places to live in the Vail Valley. Whether you're taking advantage of its extended golf season, hiking the scenic trails, or enjoying the convenience of its growing business district, Gypsum offers an ideal balance of affordability, recreation, and mountain-town charm.
