Colorado per-diem rates, FY2026
16 localities in Colorado for fiscal year 2026. Lodging is shown as the range across months (seasonal rates); M&IE is per day. Counties not listed use the standard CONUS rate.
| Locality | County | Lodging (min–max) | M&IE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aspen | Pitkin | $207–$407 | $92 |
| Boulder / Broomfield | Boulder / Broomfield | $125–$173 | $80 |
| Colorado Springs | El Paso | $123–$168 | $86 |
| Cortez | Montezuma | $110–$133 | $74 |
| Crested Butte / Gunnison | Gunnison | $154 | $86 |
| Denver / Aurora | Denver / Adams / Arapahoe / Jefferson | $165–$215 | $92 |
| Douglas | Douglas | $111–$142 | $80 |
| Durango | La Plata | $121–$184 | $80 |
| Fort Collins / Loveland | Larimer | $110–$140 | $80 |
| Grand Lake | Grand | $122–$173 | $86 |
| Montrose | Montrose | $136–$185 | $74 |
| Silverthorne / Breckenridge | Summit | $162–$282 | $92 |
| Standard Rate | $110 | $68 | |
| Steamboat Springs | Routt | $123–$288 | $92 |
| Telluride | San Miguel | $184–$350 | $92 |
| Vail | Eagle | $201–$397 | $92 |
Truck drivers under DOT hours-of-service rules may use the transportation-industry M&IE rate of $80/day instead of locality rates. Source: GSA, public domain.
Last updated 2026-09-08. Data sources are listed on each page; see About for methodology.