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High Country Bank

High Country Bank
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About Us

High Country Bank has proudly served Colorado's Arkansas Valley and surrounding communities since 1886. As a locally owned community bank, we believe banking should be simple, personal, and built on lasting relationships. While deeply rooted in Colorado values and traditions, we offer the products, services, and technology of larger financial institutions, including personal and business banking, construction and commercial lending, customized home loan solutions, online and mobile banking, credit cards, and more.
With nearly 100 employees across five locations, High Country Bank is more than a financial institution. We are a trusted community partner committed to financial strength, local decision-making, exceptional service, and community stewardship. For 140 years, we have remained dedicated to helping individuals, families, and businesses achieve their financial goals while supporting the communities we proudly call home.
Our commitment extends beyond banking. We believe in investing in the people and organizations that make our communities thrive. Each year, High Country Bank donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to local nonprofits, schools, community events, and charitable initiatives. By supporting those who serve our neighbors, we help strengthen our communities and enhance the quality of life throughout the beautiful Colorado towns we are proud to call home.
At High Country Bank, community is more than where we do business. It is who we are.

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