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From the moment gold was discovered in this gem in the Western Slope back in 1859 to its current identity as a mecca for skiing, snowboarding, and extreme sports, Breckenridge is a historic and humble mix of elegant shops and world-class skiing. Breck is hip enough to host the Dew Tour, a competitive event that draws celebrities from all over the globe. Travelers from all walks of life are drawn to almost 3,000 skiable acres. With a nod to its rich history as a mining town during the Gold Rush and an abundance of friendly locals, this unbuttoned retreat is both approachable and unassuming, never sacrificing your vacation must-haves: comfort and style.
The historic district in downtown Breckenridge stretches multiple city blocks and is teeming with locally-owned boutiques, breweries, fine dining options, cafes, and steaming hot pizza.
Increase your chances of seeing Colorado’s wildlife with a daytime drive on Boreas Pass Road, a 19-mile stretch of road from southern Breckenridge along the White River National Forest.
Beloved by locals, Broken Compass Brewery on Continental Court is best known for its malty finishes. After a day in the great outdoors, try their coconut porter or a chocolate coffee stout.
A little more than 8 miles long, Mohawk Lake Trail is a moderate hike with views of a lake and mountains stretching in all directions. You’re likely to see locals out with their dogs or on horseback.
Good Times Adventures hosts a 6-mile dogsledding tour along the scenic Swan River Valley. Pulled by Siberian huskies, you and five guests can ride on dog sleds and passenger sleighs. Dashing through the snow!
For a more peaceful day in the great outdoors, rent a pair of snowshoes and ask your Destination Concierge for a recommendation on the most gradual paths. Try any of the trails off of Hoosier Pass.
Breckenridge has every right to brag. Besides its charm and warm hospitality, the resort is also home to the highest high-speed quad chairlift in the whole world, the Imperial Express Superchair. With more than 2,900 acres of expansive terrain, Breckenridge is positively a playground for skiers and snowboarders. The mountains include four terrain parks and 187 trails spread across five spacious peaks. Every day of the season, 29% of the terrain is groomed and 600 acres of the resort feature snowmaking.
Beginners. Ski runs known as “soft groomers” are abundant at Breckenridge, ideal for skiers and snowboarders who are new to the sport.
Advanced. The steepest terrain in the park can be found at Horseshoe Bowl, Contest Bowl, and Snow White. These areas also feature the most powder and vertical drops.
On-mountain dining. From the upscale mountain bistro called Sevens with its two-and-a-half ton open hearth oven to mixologist-crafted drinks at 9600 Kitchen, Breckenridge Resort boasts a whopping ten options for dining on the mountain.
For more information about vacationing in this destination, contact your Care team.
Leave your mark in the snow and be the first group hitting the slopes in the morning when the ski lifts open. BreckConnect Gondolas are open at 8:30 a.m. and the chairs to the upper lifts and back bowls are open 30 minutes later at 9 a.m.
When you arrive in Breckenridge for your winter vacation, the last thing you want to do is wander out for rentals. With our partner, Ski Butlers, expert staff will outfit you in gear that’s appropriate to your level of experience in the comfort of your residence.
The 2,908 skiable acres that comprise Breckenridge Ski Resort are far more approachable under the watchful eye of an experienced guide. Skiers and snowboarders of all ages can book private or group lessons in half- or full-day chunks.
To move to and fro within the resort, public transportation is abundant. Breck Free Ride is a complimentary shuttle that is available year-round and seven days a week from 6:15 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. While on board, grab a schedule and system map.
