Hikes in Breckenridge From late May through mid-September, Colorado’s high country is ablaze in Mother Nature’s most vibrant wildflowers that are not to be missed. Welcome to Breck, where elevations rise to more to than 14,000 feet at the the summit of Quandary Peak and where snow may still be melting well into June Continue Reading
Breckenridge Summer Fun Park Breckenridge has a reputation for adrenaline-pumping adventures and epic high-alpine tourism, but the town is so much more than just a winter hub for powder hounds and park rats. Despite some very stubborn snow, Breck will kick-off the summer season on June 10, 2016 with the Continue Reading
Planning a Memorial Day weekend? Consider a three night getaway to Breckenridge with your family. Memorial Day is a holiday that we look forward to with mixed emotions each year. It is a weekend that celebrates the start summer but more importantly, it is a time to mourn and honor those Continue Reading
Breckenridge Ski Resort There are countless reason why Breckenridge is legendary.: Breck was the first resort to open a high-speed quad, it feature the highest superchair in the world, is home to globally recognized terrain parks, and averages 300 inches of snowfall each year. It is no wonder why we love Continue Reading
Whenever someone thinks about Breckenridge, Colorado the first thing that comes to mind is almost always skiing; after all, Breck is a world class ski resort. But, we are here to tell you that our bustling mountain town offers so much more than just spectacular snow and breathtaking scenery. Here is Continue Reading
Mount Elbert has a lot to be proud of. This peak reaches to the highest of heights – literally. Elbert is the tallest 14er, the highest summit in all of the Rockies, and is the second-highest mountain in the contiguous United States. Located just outside of Aspen, this Colorado gem Continue Reading
It is October in the Rocky Mountains once again. The leaves have changed, mornings are fresh yet chilly, and all of Breckenridge is quiet. But, just because we are in the off-season does not mean that the mountains are off-limits until ski season. In fact, locals worship the month of October Continue Reading
A secluded part of the Sawatch Range, Class 2 and 14,009’ Mount of the Holy Cross is not visible from I70 and does not come into view until you are well within the wilderness. Named for the distinct cross shaped snowfield on its northeast face, Holy Cross was once named Continue Reading
Highly visible from I70 and reaching well above the Denver skyline, the GNT peaks dominate much of the Front Range. The popular mountains, Grays and Torreys, hold the distinction of being the only two 14ers on the Continental Divide. Highly accessible and situated close to the interstate, the two peaks Continue Reading
Thousands of spectators are gathering in Breckenridge this Labor Day Weekend to cheer on almost 10,000 yellow rubber ducks that will be racing down the Blue River. On Saturday, September 5th the annual event will transform Breck’s most famous river into a rushing sea of yellow. Each year, adults and Continue Reading
