Thornton's living costs are slightly above average. Expect housing around $1,703/month, groceries on par nationally, and healthcare on par. Taxes: CO has lower sales tax but higher income tax than the US average.

Thornton's economy is on the rise! Manufacturing and logistics are key players, with a focus on attracting new businesses. The median income reflects this growth at around $90,000.

Thornton enjoys sunshine over 300 days a year! Summers are warm (highs in the 80s) and winters are mild (highs in the 40s) with occasional snowfall (around 6.8 inches annually).

Thornton throws year-round celebrations! Catch the Thorntonfest with live music and family fun, or the Eggstravaganza Easter egg hunt. Cheer on a sporting event or enjoy free movies in the park during summer. Holiday celebrations and farmers markets add to the community feel.

Thornton's cultural scene is emerging! The Thornton Arts Guild offers classes and exhibits showcasing local talent. Public art sculptures and murals dot the city. While still developing, it offers a glimpse into Thornton's creative side.

Hike or bike Thornton's 140+ miles of trails, explore the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge , fish at Barr Lake State Park , or kayak on the Platte River. Winter offers ice skating and skiing adventures nearby!