Six Summer Events to Experience in Sterling

Located under northeast Colorado's blue skies, Sterling is settled just off I-76 between Denver and the Nebraska state line and is highlighted by native grasslands, majestic bluffs, and rolling hills. Visitors delight in the serene qualities of the natural landscape, the authenticity of small-town living, and the friendly atmosphere of an agricultural-based community filled with hometown values.

The largest city in the northeast corner of the state, Sterling is home to the Overland Trail Museum, two 18-hole golf courses, wildlife viewing, Bradford Rhea tree sculptures, July Jamz free concert series, 60 acres of parks, North Sterling Reservoir State Park, walk/bike paths, Logan County Fair & Rodeo, hunting, fishing, boating, birding, Sugar Beet Days Festival, star gazing, historical downtown buildings and other sites, unique gift and antique shops, a variety of eateries, and quality lodging.

Sterling is two hours from any traffic jam, which ensures plenty of time to exhale, unwind and enjoy. Make plans to visit Sterling this summer!