Community OverviewRedstone Neighborhood
About Redstone
Redstone, Colorado, known as the "Ruby of the Rockies," is a historic village nestled along the Crystal River and surrounded by the picturesque Elk Mountains. It was established in the late 19th century by industrialist John Osgood as a model company town for coal miners. Many of the original structures remain, including quaint cottages, barns, and the iconic Redstone Castle. These beautifully preserved buildings contribute to Redstone’s status as a Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.
Living in Redstone means embracing a slower pace in a close-knit community where historic charm blends seamlessly with natural beauty. The Crystal River provides opportunities for fishing, rafting, and riverside picnics, while the surrounding mountains and forests offer exceptional hiking, biking, and wildlife watching. Winter transforms Redstone into a wonderland for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice climbing.
The village has quaint shops, galleries, and dining establishments that embody its creative spirit. Seasonal community events like WinterFest and summer concerts foster a welcoming atmosphere where neighbors gather and celebrate.
Residents cherish Redstone's simple yet rich lifestyle, where time slows down, and the community thrives amid the beauty of the Colorado Rockies, making it a unique blend of small-town living and pristine nature.
Location
Redstone is located 170 miles west of Denver, 40 miles southwest of Glenwood Springs and 40 miles northwest of Aspen.
