I believe it's 18 miles long. And yes it's very scenic! Very easy not too hilly.

Can't help but enjoy Dillon, I know about the area but not about leaf peeping, last time I did some peeping, I spent 2 days explaining to the judge that I was just out looking at nature, and nature just had happened to be naked people. just hike around and enjoy the mountains and the breath taking scenery.

This year the best colors in in the high country will be starting Sept 15. Borass Pass out of Breckenridge is the best ever. A 2 wheel drive car can easily make the drive all the way to Como. It is a dirt rode. Or you can take the paved Guellnea Pass road from Georgetown . Best hikes out of Dillon for fall colors. Ptarmigan pass, acorn creek, aspen alley,a short hike at the start of Borras pass road. Also don’t miss seeing Issac the troll in Breckenridge it’s a short stroll to see this art masterpiece.

I believe so, just yesterday I had my feet in the water and it's COLD!!!!!!!

yes but they discourage it, they don't even let people swim in the res

The best spot is the road that cutts over on the interior from Dillion to Frisco. It looks at the dam and vistas of the mountains on a clear day to the north. The actual Dam road next Dillion Brewery is an awesome view on the opposite side of the Dam and they have few pull-offs for to use.

Take exit 205 to Hwy 6 from I-70 West, turn left or east onto Hwy 6. Go past Dillon Ridge Road, past Ruby Tuesday and Starbucks. Proceed to Dillon Dam Road. Turn right onto Dillon Dam Road. Go to turnabout and turn onto W La Bonte Street. Park wherever space is available. There's a trail along the water's edge.

Yes

There is definitely good fishing at the lake itself, I would go earlier in the day before the families come for swimming so the fish aren’t scared away