Victor holds a unique distinction—at 9,708 feet, it's the highest incorporated city in Colorado. This authentic mining town has avoided the casino development of its neighbor Cripple Creek, preserving a genuine frontier character that attracts those seeking real mountain living. iHaul iMove has been moving families to Victor since 2008, and we understand what it takes to relocate to this extraordinary place.

The town of Victor is a living museum of Colorado's gold mining heritage. The downtown historic district features buildings from the 1890s boom years, many now converted to residences. Moving into these structures requires patience, skill, and a deep appreciation for their irreplaceable character. We work carefully around original woodwork, plaster walls, and the unique features that make Victor homes special.

Getting to Victor requires navigating one of two challenging routes—Highway 67 from Cripple Creek or the Gold Camp Road from Colorado Springs. Both offer stunning scenery and demanding driving, especially in winter. Our crews are experienced with these roads, and we plan move timing around weather conditions and road closures.

At nearly 10,000 feet elevation, Victor's winter season is long and serious. Snow can fall from September through May, and temperatures plummet well below zero. We're honest about scheduling limitations—some winter weather simply makes moving unsafe. When we do move in winter, we bring extra equipment, allow additional time, and communicate constantly about conditions.

Victor's small size means neighbors know each other and word travels fast. We've built our reputation here by treating every property with care, respecting the quiet nature of the community, and understanding that people move to Victor for a reason—they want something different, something authentic, something closer to the Colorado of a century ago.