Como is a small town located in Park County, Colorado, with a dry and semi-arid climate. The town experiences cold winters with temperatures dropping to 20°F and hot summers with temperatures reaching up to 80°F. As for hydrology constituents, Como is located in the South Platte River Basin, which provides water for drinking, irrigation, and recreation. Outdoor recreation opportunities include hiking, fishing, and camping in the nearby Pike National Forest, as well as skiing and snowboarding at the Breckenridge Ski Resort. Additionally, Como hosts the Como Roundhouse, a historic building that is now a museum and hosts various events throughout the year.