Silverton, Colorado: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay
Silverton, Colorado: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay
Need an escape from long lift lines and $15 cheeseburgers? Check out Silverton, Colorado, a town with a ski area with only one chairlift and a renovated milk truck for transportation. We visited the old mining town turned ski destination and picked our favorite places to eat, stay, and do yoga. By Molly Baker.
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photo: Re Wikstrom
Where to Eat Breakfast: Mobius Coffee
On the main street of town, Mobius offers inexpensive breakfast options, like granola or eggs and bacon. The Chai doesn’t come from a box and a local roaster provides the coffee beans. Offering one of the only functioning wireless internet signals in town, Mobius serves a strong cup of coffee and as a social epicenter for a town of just over 500 people. Try a Mate Latte and breakfast burrito.
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