Moving To Longmont

Did you fall in love with the area on your most recent trip to Longmont?

Below is some relocation information. We also have relocation packets with area information located in our Visitors Center at 320 Main St in Downtown Longmont. Pick one up today!

Longmont is a wonderful place to live. Within 40 miles of Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Denver International Airport and Estes Park, it is a perfect hub for your new Colorado adventures. With many major employers, miles of trails, an award-winning public school system, a thriving dining and beverage scene, and stunning views of Longs Peak, Longmont is easily a community you’ll want to be part of!

Local Lingo

LOCO: Short for Longmont, Colorado.
Left Hand: AKA Chief Niwot, tribal leader of the Southern Arapaho Indians and namesake of schools, creeks, businesses and breweries in the area.
St. Vrain: The valley surrounding Longmont at the creek that is a tributary of the South Platte River.

Neighborhoods

Longmont boasts a variety of neighborhoods, each with its unique charm and appeal:

Old Town Longmont: Known for its historic homes, tree-lined streets, and vibrant community events. It’s a hub of activity with easy access to shops, restaurants, and the Longmont Museum.
Prospect New Town: A modern, innovative neighborhood with a mix of residential, commercial, and open spaces. Known for its colorful architecture and community-oriented design, it offers a unique living experience.
Quail Ridge: A family-friendly neighborhood with newer homes, parks, and the Quail Campus, which includes the Longmont Recreation Center and Museum.

View a full list of neighborhoods

Outdoor Recreation

Longmont is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering numerous parks, trails, and recreational areas:

McIntosh Lake Nature Area: A popular spot for walking, jogging, and paddleboarding, with stunning views of the mountains.
Union Reservoir: Perfect for fishing, boating, and picnicking. It also features a designated dog beach and a swim beach.
Golden Ponds: Offers fishing, walking trails, and beautiful ponds for a serene outdoor experience.
St. Vrain State Park: Located just outside Longmont, this park provides camping, fishing, and bird-watching opportunities in a picturesque setting.

Downtown Longmont

Downtown Longmont is a vibrant area filled with amenities and activities:

Dining and Breweries: The downtown area is home to various restaurants, cafes, and breweries, including the famous Left Hand Brewing Company and Oskar Blues.
Shopping: From unique boutiques to local art galleries, downtown Longmont offers a variety of shopping options for all tastes.
Entertainment: Enjoy live music, theater performances, and community events throughout the year. The Dickens Opera House is a notable venue for concerts and shows.
Public Art: The downtown area features murals and sculptures, enhancing the cultural vibe of the city.

Amenities

Longmont provides numerous amenities to enhance the quality of life for its residents:

Education: The St. Vrain Valley School District offers excellent educational opportunities with several high-performing schools.
Internet: Longmont owns its own fiber-fast internet, which provides super-fast speed at a reasonable price.
Healthcare: Longmont United Hospital and numerous clinics provide top-notch healthcare services.
Transportation: Convenient access to major highways, public transportation options, and proximity to Denver International Airport make commuting and travel easy.
Community Centers: Facilities like the Longmont Recreation Center offer fitness programs, swimming pools, and community activities.

Conclusion

Longmont combines the charm of a small town with the amenities of a larger city, making it an ideal place to live. Whether you’re drawn to its outdoor activities, vibrant downtown, or friendly neighborhoods, Longmont has something for everyone.