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Bailey - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Bailey: $468,900 / County Avg $537,900
44%
Avg Taxes in Bailey: $1,500 / County Avg $1,500
52%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Bailey: 2,451 / County Avg 2,438
50%
Avg Price per/ft2 in Bailey: $191 / County Avg $221
87%
Avg Walkscore in Bailey: 9 / County Avg 12
37%
Avg Year Built in Bailey: 1985 / County Avg 1990
50%
Avg Days on Website in Bailey: 68 / County Avg 105
32%
Most Popular
4352 County Road 72
$999,000
Most Expensive
1719 Tapadero Road
$1,100,000
Least Expensive
231 Buffum Street
$114900
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The 20-acre McGraw Memorial Park features several historic structures, including an 1864 log cabin and a one-room schoolhouse from 1894. The park leads to a trail offering another 10 acres for nature exploration. Recent improvements to the park include picnic facilities, trout-fishing enhancements and a whitewater kayak launch.
Bailey sits just outside the Lost Creek Wilderness Area in the Pike National Forest, where week-long backpacking trips and day hikes are popular. The logging roads and pack trails crisscrossing the area's hilly terrain are a mountain biker's dream and first-rate fly-fishing opportunities abound.
The town is also a gateway to Park County's South Park National Heritage Area, which encompasses an array of landscapes and historic sites that showcase Colorado's iconic mining and ranching heritage.
If your stomach's begging for a pit stop, the local eateries should satisfy the craving. Some delicious options include Coney Island Boardwalk, a fast-food joint and road-side attraction in a building shaped like a giant hot dog, and Rustic Station Restaurant, where you fill your belly with comforts like elk stew and prime rib. Whether you stop in Bailey for a quick lunch or a week-long excursion, be on the lookout — a herd of bighorn sheep live in the mountains just outside town.
For an itinerary of things to do in the area, read The Real South Park.
Bailey sits just outside the Lost Creek Wilderness Area in the Pike National Forest, where week-long backpacking trips and day hikes are popular. The logging roads and pack trails crisscrossing the area's hilly terrain are a mountain biker's dream and first-rate fly-fishing opportunities abound.
The town is also a gateway to Park County's South Park National Heritage Area, which encompasses an array of landscapes and historic sites that showcase Colorado's iconic mining and ranching heritage.
If your stomach's begging for a pit stop, the local eateries should satisfy the craving. Some delicious options include Coney Island Boardwalk, a fast-food joint and road-side attraction in a building shaped like a giant hot dog, and Rustic Station Restaurant, where you fill your belly with comforts like elk stew and prime rib. Whether you stop in Bailey for a quick lunch or a week-long excursion, be on the lookout — a herd of bighorn sheep live in the mountains just outside town.
For an itinerary of things to do in the area, read The Real South Park.
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