Breckenridge, Colorado
Five of Inspirato’s most stunning mountain homes are nestled in Breckenridge, a laid-back Rocky Mountain town renowned for its skiing. Swift Landing, one of the biggest homes in the Inspirato Collection, offers accommodations for up to 21 guests across seven bedrooms, with ski-in, ski-out access to Peak 8. Swift Landing makes it easy to enjoy the alpine surroundings, with an outdoor hot tub, alfresco kitchen, and a covered, heated dining area.
Fletcher sits along the Blue River in the heart of Breckenridge, just steps from the gondola. Close by and about a 5-minute drive to downtown Breckenridge, Sawmill is a newly constructed four-bedroom home with easy slope access and breathtaking mountain and meadow views.
And located in the prestigious Shock Hill neighborhood, four-bedroom Cimarron and five-bedroom Powder Ridge are both located close to the gondola and convenient ski access, have chef’s kitchens, private decks, and hot tubs for an aprés-ski soak.
A Laid-Back Mountain Town with Gold Rush History
A former gold rush boomtown dating back to 1859, Breckenridge is an unassuming gem along Colorado’s I-70 corridor. Like many surrounding ski towns, Breck (as locals call it) reinvented itself as a hub of outdoor recreation in the 1960s and ‘70s. Skiers and snowboarders flock to this winter playground for four terrain parks and 187 trails (suitable for all skill levels) spread across five peaks. Tourists come for the charming Main Street, where Victorian-era buildings now house boutiques, art galleries, lively restaurants, and cozy coffee shops. Breckenridge retains an approachable, mountain-town feel, unlike the posher ski towns of Aspen and Vail.
Quick Facts
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Suggested airport
Denver International Airport (DEN) -
Average temperature
68°F in summer; 29°F in winter -
Elevation
9,600 feet -
Car recommended
Yes -
Population
5,000
Destination Highlights
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Breckenridge Ski Resort
With five peaks, 187 trails, and the highest ski lift in North America, it's easy to see why Breckenridge is a favorite resort among skiers and snowboarders. Come summer, it’s a haven for hiking and mountain biking, too.
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Boreas Pass Road
Enjoy crisp, high-altitude views on a drive along Boreas Pass Road, a 19-mile stretch of road from southern Breckenridge along the White River National Forest—particularly gorgeous in the fall when the aspens change color.
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Mohawk Lake Trail
Just over 8 miles long, this local-favorite hike passes Breck’s most gorgeous alpine lakes and the impressive Continental Falls. Keep an eye out for an old mining cabin and what’s left of an old cable car along the trail.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Breckenridge Vacation
During ski season, expect plenty of bluebird days interspersed with big winter snowstorms that dump feet of fresh powder. Temperatures often fluctuate from the high teens to the low 30s. Summer brings warm, sunny days with highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 50s. Fall is a great, off-peak season time to visit with crisp temperatures and gorgeous foliage.
