The EDC welcomes you

Discover the beauty of living and working in the Tri-Lakes community, located 20 miles north of Colorado Springs and 40 miles south of Denver. It is one of the fastest growing mountain communities in Colorado with easy access to Interstate I-25, the major artery to the front range.

The area benefits from being one hour from either Denver International Airport or the Colorado Springs Airport.

Many national businesses have slected this area as their newest location. Walmart, Kohl's, Staples, Walgreens, Holiday Inn and Chase Bank, just to name a few.

Because the quality of live is the best, many highly qualified people call this area home. To begin the process of relocating your business, contact the Tri-Laked Economic Cevelopment Corporation. They will have all the information necessary to make your move and simple and successful endeavor.

About the EDC

The Tri-Lakes Economic Developement Corporation  Mission: 

Tri-Lakes EDC is the community organization of record which pro-actively supports the region's diversified Business to retain and attract businesiness.

Vision of the EDC:

to grow local employment opportunities while maintaining quality of life for Tri-lakes residents.

Strategic Objectives:

1. Support the growth and retention of local businesses
2. Attract new business consistent with area needs
3. Engage business involvement in EDC
4. Reach out to governmental and non-governmental agencies

About Tri-Lakes Region

The Tri-Lakes Region occupies the northern most part of El Paso County, Colorado. Geographically, we are the heart of the highlands, a short distance between Denver and Colorado Springs. We are a land of rock escarpments, undulating pine forests, Front Range mountain backdrops crested in blue sky and dotted with powder puff clouds.

We share our home with the U.S. Air Force Academy. Th e communities of Monument, Palmer Lake and Woodmoor are the center of our commerce and for which the regional name is derived. The primarily unincorporated areas of Black Forest, Gleneagle and Larkspur are representative of our popular and Developing residential areas, making the Tri-Lakes on of the most diverse regions of Colorado.

Several hundred businesses serve our growing region of over 35,000 residences, making us a consumer-based economy. Technology and Education are also at home in Northern El Paso County. Software Products and Services, advanced communication and electronic technologies are supported by the Pikes Peak Community College system and our large professional technical workforce.

The small-town ambiance and historic flavor of  Palmer Lake and Monument are the very best  getaways for shopping, relaxation, exploring, hiking and biking in our region. Come and   experience what we have in store for you.

Do what many of us do - take a break from the interstate, drive between Denver and Colorado Springs, jump off the I-25 corridor at Larkspur or Monument and enjoy the idyllic drive among the rock outcrops and mountain vistas that take you along State Route 105 through Palmer Lake and Monument. Stop for lunch, browse the shops, enjoy your favorite ice cream or just experience the change of pace.