The 10 Best Cities For Singles In Colorado For 2025


The best cities for singles in Colorado are Fort Collins and Boulder for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Are you looking for love in Colorado?

Or are you just hoping to hook up with a hot Coloradan?

Either way, we’ve got you covered here.

If you live in Colorado, there’s a pretty good chance there are a lot of singles in your area. The Centennial State has plenty of people over 18 who aren’t married or in a serious relationship.

That’s great news for people who are single and looking to mingle.

So, where are the best cities for singles in Colorado? We used Saturday Night Science to find out.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Best Cities For Singles In Colorado Map

So, what was the best city for singles in Colorado? Fort Collins ranks as the best place for singles in Colorado if you care about things singles care about, like nightlife, affordable housing, and other singles.

Read below to see how we crunched the numbers and how each city ranked. If you live in or are close to one of these cities and are single, you should probably get out more often.

Just saying.

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The 10 Best Cities For Singles In Colorado For 2025

Fort Collins, CO

Source: Wikipedia User Citycommunications at English Wikipedia | CC BY 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Population: 169,705
Median Age: 30.6
Married households: 9.0%
Households with kids: 23.3%
More on Fort Collins: Data

Review Of Fort Collins by HomeSnacks User

LOW CRIME AND VERY PRESTIGIOUS SCHOOLS

SO MANY THINGS TO DO OUTDOORS. THE WEATHER IS NOT HUMID, WHICH I LOVE. THE PEOPLE ARE SO FRIENDLY.

Boulder, CO

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 106,274
Median Age: 28.8
Married households: 3.0%
Households with kids: 17.1%
More on Boulder: Data

Review Of Boulder by HomeSnacks User

Boulder is a very unique place – lots of liberal idealism. People live in a somewhat unrealistic world where everyone is equal, everything will be fair if you just fight hard enough, and a gallon of milk is supposed to cost $5. The crime is relatively low, marijuana and drug use is extremely high, and the public school system is fantastic. Architecture and art are incredible; social scene and activities are plentiful – there is always something to do or something to see.

Pearl Street Mall and all of Downtown Boulder is extremely fun, hip, and fast-paced. However, this is also where almost all of the homeless population resides. The Boulder Reservoir has a great swim beach and is fantastic for killing a few hours during the summer. Hiking trails abound, Chatauqua Park is a great option with trails of varying difficulty for any hiker.

Denver, CO

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Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 713,734
Median Age: 35.2
Married households: 9.0%
Households with kids: 22.3%
More on Denver: Data

Review Of Denver by HomeSnacks User

Denver is a great city to live in or visit. There are a wide array of things to do within 30 minutes, you can get downtown to see a play, concert or sporting event or drive to the mountains to ski, hike or mountain bike. There are diverse neighborhoods to fit anyone and you’re able to select which school your child attends.

Crimes such as thefts are going up due to the influx of new people. Make sure you keep your car locked up!

Englewood, CO

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Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 33,774
Median Age: 37.0
Married households: 13.0%
Households with kids: 17.0%
More on Englewood: Data

Lakewood, CO

Source: Wikipedia User Jeffrey Beall | CC BY 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 156,309
Median Age: 38.0
Married households: 13.0%
Households with kids: 22.2%
More on Lakewood: Data

Colorado Springs, CO

Source: Wikipedia User The original uploader was Postoak at English Wikipedia | CC BY 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

7
/10

Population: 483,099
Median Age: 35.6
Married households: 9.0%
Households with kids: 29.1%
More on Colorado Springs: Data

Review Of Colorado Springs by HomeSnacks User

I love Colorado Springs. My son and his family live there and I visit four times each year. I don’t like winter, but in the summer we can hike and visit the zoos. Their neighborhood is at the bottom of a mountain, so there is plenty of wildlife.

I love the Garden of the Gods. And I kissed a giraffe at the zoo! Both so much fun.

Aurora, CO

Source: Wikipedia User Jeffrey Beall | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 390,201
Median Age: 35.1
Married households: 9.0%
Households with kids: 33.6%
More on Aurora: Data

Review Of Aurora by HomeSnacks User

My family has only lived in Colorado since April. We moved here from Utah for my husbands job. We currently live in Aurora and I HATE it! The congestion and expensive apartments !! We love smaller towns and are trying to find somewhere in Greeley or Evans to move to. Not only is it closer to my husband’s job, but we enjoy the small town feel and would love to raise our kids in a diverse culture as well as a quieter town.

Glenwood Springs, CO

Source: Wikipedia User User:Jutulen | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 10,171
Median Age: 35.7
Married households: 10.0%
Households with kids: 27.1%
More on Glenwood Springs: Data

Longmont, CO

Source: Wikipedia User Billy Hathorn | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 98,958
Median Age: 40.1
Married households: 11.0%
Households with kids: 26.8%
More on Longmont: Data

Durango, CO

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Overall SnackAbility

8
/10

Population: 19,257
Median Age: 37.2
Married households: 9.0%
Households with kids: 18.9%
More on Durango: Data

Methodology: How do you determine which city is best for singles in Colorado anyways?

To give you the places in Colorado which are best for singles to find one another, we used Saturday Night Science to look at a handful of metrics. Of course, we want to measure the type of people who live in each city and make some assumptions about what single people like.

So we researched the internet for a database that contains all that information.

We threw a lot of criteria at this one to get the best, most complete results possible. Using the 2019-2023 American Community Survey Census data produced for the state of Colorado, we looked at every single city in the state. We paid particular attention to:

  • Population density
  • % of population that’s male vs. female (closer to a 50-50 ratio is better)
  • % of households with kids
  • Median age
  • Number of unmarried people in each city

We then gave each city a “Singles Score.”

The higher the score, the better the city is for singles to find one another. We also limited our results to cities with over 10,000 people. For Colorado, that meant a total of 47 cities.

We updated this article for 2025. This is our tenth time ranking the best cities for singles in Colorado.

Read on to see why Fort Collins is the talk of the town while Fruita is probably a bit on the bland side.

Summary: The Best Cities for Singles in Colorado for 2025

If you’re looking for a breakdown of cities in Colorado ranked by criteria that most agree make a place a great spot for finding a single person (and potentially love), this is an accurate list.

The best cities for singles in Colorado are Fort Collins, Boulder, Denver, Englewood, Lakewood, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Glenwood Springs, Longmont, and Durango.

Here’s a look at the most boring cities in Colorado according to the data:

  1. Fruita
  2. Windsor
  3. Montrose

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Best Cities For Singles In Colorado

Rank City Population Median Age % Married Households % Households /w Kids
1 Fort Collins, CO 169,705 30.6 9.0% 23.3%
2 Boulder, CO 106,274 28.8 3.0% 17.1%
3 Denver, CO 713,734 35.2 9.0% 22.3%
4 Englewood, CO 33,774 37.0 13.0% 17.0%
5 Lakewood, CO 156,309 38.0 13.0% 22.2%
6 Colorado Springs, CO 483,099 35.6 9.0% 29.1%
7 Aurora, CO 390,201 35.1 9.0% 33.6%
8 Glenwood Springs, CO 10,171 35.7 10.0% 27.1%
9 Longmont, CO 98,958 40.1 11.0% 26.8%
10 Durango, CO 19,257 37.2 9.0% 18.9%
11 Federal Heights, CO 14,160 32.3 12.0% 34.1%
12 Thornton, CO 142,878 34.3 17.0% 37.4%
13 Westminster, CO 115,546 37.5 17.0% 26.9%
14 Lafayette, CO 30,471 39.4 8.0% 28.1%
15 Greeley, CO 109,421 32.5 16.0% 33.2%
16 Centennial, CO 107,386 41.8 13.0% 32.6%
17 Littleton, CO 45,092 40.2 14.0% 22.4%
18 Golden, CO 20,467 35.1 8.0% 24.5%
19 Northglenn, CO 37,953 34.9 17.0% 28.9%
20 Fort Morgan, CO 11,521 32.5 20.0% 42.6%
21 Lone Tree, CO 14,136 41.1 7.0% 22.6%
22 Parker, CO 60,115 36.2 15.0% 41.0%
23 Superior, CO 13,136 36.5 9.0% 43.2%
24 Loveland, CO 77,350 40.8 14.0% 23.8%
25 Broomfield, CO 75,110 38.8 13.0% 28.0%
26 Pueblo, CO 111,514 38.1 21.0% 29.1%
27 Steamboat Springs, CO 13,341 43.0 6.0% 23.9%
28 Louisville, CO 20,788 41.8 9.0% 36.6%
29 Arvada, CO 122,835 40.2 20.0% 29.4%
30 Grand Junction, CO 67,027 40.0 15.0% 24.0%
31 Fountain, CO 29,327 31.1 12.0% 41.5%
32 Wheat Ridge, CO 32,158 42.1 15.0% 21.4%
33 Castle Rock, CO 76,614 35.8 14.0% 43.2%
34 Evans, CO 22,265 29.5 16.0% 47.7%
35 Monument, CO 11,035 38.0 10.0% 42.1%
36 Sterling, CO 13,273 38.0 18.0% 27.5%
37 Wellington, CO 11,538 33.4 22.0% 43.5%
38 Brighton, CO 41,196 34.4 23.0% 40.1%
39 Castle Pines, CO 12,573 43.5 11.0% 40.1%
40 Frederick, CO 15,893 37.1 24.0% 44.4%
41 Erie, CO 31,927 37.6 15.0% 45.0%
42 Rifle, CO 10,466 32.3 21.0% 43.8%
43 Firestone, CO 17,353 35.6 21.0% 38.3%
44 Berthoud, CO 11,684 39.0 16.0% 31.9%
45 Montrose, CO 20,703 45.9 17.0% 24.1%
46 Windsor, CO 35,918 40.3 19.0% 33.3%
47 Fruita, CO 13,578 40.8 27.0% 36.6%
About Chris Kolmar

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

He believes the key to finding the right place to live comes down to looking at the data, reading about things to do, and, most importantly, checking it out yourself before you move.

If you've been looking for a place to live in the past several years, you've probably stumbled upon his writing already.

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