Welcome to the Home of the Windsor Wizards!
Explore the Poudre River Trail
- History – In 1873, J.L. Hilton built a Halfway House along the Overland Trail in Windsor that became a stopping point for travelers, stages, and mail deliveries. The arrival of the railroad reduced the necessity of the House, though it remained a bustling saloon for years. The railroad transported farmers’ sugar beets and those beets were refined into table sugar at the Great Western Sugar Company between 1905 – 1966.
- Location – On the Poudre River between Greeley and Fort Collins, Highways 34, 392, and 257, offer great access to shopping, dining, and travel.
- Economic Development – CareStream Health, O-I Glass Container, Front Range Energy, Vestas, Haliburton, and others have located businesses in Windsor. Combined with locally owned businesses, a booming population, and proximity to other Colorado cities, the economic outlook for Windsor is bright! See more about Windsor’s economy at http://bit.ly/3hY6Es9.
- Recreation – The Poudre River Trail – http://bit.ly/3En9IFW – is a Windsor highlight for biking, hiking, fishing, and watching for wildlife. Local lakes, parks, and open space make Windsor a wonderful recreational community.
- Population – 35,530.
- Schools – Weld County RE4 is the school district serving Windsor and is one of the top three districts in the state!
- Median Home Price – $650,000.
