Yes, indeed. I have lived in Colorado since 1982, & on the side of a mountain since 1993.
The weather is interesting. We have a saying, "If you don't like the weather, just wait 5 minutes & it will change" (a little hyperbolic, but not far from the truth).
Spring is beautiful, but does not start until May. Measurable snowfall may occur year-round.
Summer in the mountains is wonderful; the temperature rarely got above 80 F this past Summer
Fall is nice, though our Aspen trees are not as colorful as hardwood trees.
Winter varies, but is usually snowy & lasts from October through April. We received 18 inches of snow earlier this week. We have had Winters with snowstorms of 2-5 feet. In March of 2003 we had one storm dump just under 8 feet of snow over a three and one-half day period. However, after all snowstorms it is usually sunny with intensely blue skies which allows most of the snow to melt before the next storm, though during some snowier Winters snow may remain deep under the trees until Spring.
Unless the weather is very cold, windy, or the snow is deep, I wear shorts year-round (our lower humidity makes the cold feel less penetrating & more tolerable)
It is hard for me to pick a favorite season.
After I retired a year and a half ago I spend most of my waking hours outside. Many Coloradans are of the same mind as we have the fittest & least obese population in the USA.
It is a great place to live.