Leadville Facility

The Leadville facility is a residence to house interns and researchers interested in the mission and objectives of the Research and Future Studies Center of the The Russian-American Chamber of Commerce®.

The historic town of Leadville, Colorado lies 10,200 feet above sea level in the gorgeous Rocky Mountain Range. Famous for its rich history as a mining town, Leadville has become one of Colorado's last remainig old-style mountain getaways. Located only an hour-and-a-half from Denver, Leadville is a charming and relaxing escape from city life.

Breathtaking views of mountain scenery surround the city from all directions. Summer activities include biking, hiking, golfing, fishing and camping, as well as a wide range of other outdoor activities. Located in close proximity to Ski Cooper, as well as the Copper Mountain Ski Resort, provides a wide range of skiing options for any level skier. Other winter activities include snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and show-shoeing. Throughout the seasons, Leadville offers ample opportunities for fun and excitement in the great Colorado outdoors.

The Leadville facility is a large, converted Victorian home built in 1880 that was formerly a stagecoach stop. It is two blocks from Leadville's main street. This 3,000-plus-square-foot building is fully furnished with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, living room, dining room, laundry room and much more.