Trinidad, CO 13 Apartments for Rent

World champion skateboarder Tony Hawk acknowledges that the Trinidad Skateboard Park "ranks in the top 10 of skateboard parks in the U.S." And the best part is -- it's free!

When you visit Trinidad, Colorado, prepare to step back in time to the wagon train days of the Santa Fe Trail. Renowned for its red brick streets and pristine architecture dating back to the Old West, the city officials have allocated millions of dollars to restore and preserve the historical buildings of the downtown core, some of which date back to 1876. Yee-haw! Now get on your horse and ride back into the present day, where you will find modern amenities awaiting your arrival. If you're looking for a place that has over 300 sunny days a year, with hot summer days and cool summer nights, and offers some of the most affordable mountain property in Colorado, this place has your name on it.

Where to Live in Trinidad

It's not easy to find an apartment for rent in Trinidad, Colorado, since 32 percent of dwellings are renter occupied. Something to consider in your search for apartments, are the locations of the seven schools in the area, including Trinidad State Junior College. Places for rent can be found in every sector of the city, but a premier apartment will be harder to find.

Getting Around in Trinidad

There is no real transit system in Trinidad, but there is a city-run bus that will pick you up and drop you off at your destination. The Amtrak train station is only 30 miles away, if you need to get out of town. And drivers will have to endure an average commute of only 18 minutes. Walking is a favored way to get around, and just about everything is within reach.

Neighborhoods

The trick to find apartment accommodations is to drive around the neighborhood you want to live in and jot down the phone number of any vacancies posted, then phone them.

Town Center: Near the college, rental apartments usually have utilities included in the rent, but in other areas the tenants are responsible for the bills.

Cokedale / Starkville and Branson / Kim: The suburbs of Cokedale / Starkville and Branson / Kim are a little more upscale than the town center, but rental prices are affordable throughout the Trinidad area.

Living it Up in Trinidad

The stress of a big city can grind you down, chew you up, and spit you out real fast! In Trinidad, and the surrounding areas of Las Animas County, population 9,100, you will find people from many backgrounds, who just want an environment they can truly enjoy. Trinidad is an outdoor enthusiast's Mecca. Everything from walking and running along the Purgatoire River, championship golfing at The Municipal Golf Course, or hiking and trail-bike-riding in the many parks scattered throughout the area are here for your enjoyment. If shopping is your bag, the trendy shops and boutiques of the downtown core await you.