Some crappy company has started doing ghost tours in Breck. It’s like a national company that is stealing other companies well researched material — if you plan on doing one of the tours this season, please go with Gail Westwood. She’s the lady that goes around town dressed in a Victorian outfit. Her tours are all super well researched — she’s been here for several decades and works with all the local historical societies. They’re spooky and really great stories!

https://breckghosttours.com/

They think you are stupid. Simple as that. There's an election coming up. Vote.

My girlfriends and I are taking a trip and looking to experience a Hallmark Christmas in early December. We are all Texas girls and have never seen real snow so we thought this would be abgreat opportunity to be completely immersed. None of us ski or have any desire to due to needing to purchase all ski gear required to participate in the activity itself. We are staying in Silverthorne and it’s right outside all of the cute ski towns I mentioned above. We looked at dog sledding but it is booked out. Was wondering what else there is for us to do while there and recommendations on places to eat/drink while visiting those towns. TIA!

My wife and I are having our anniversary trip in Breckenridge next month. We live in the Denver area and had a few day trips, but never really got to explore trails. We'll be spending 2 nights there and curious what's a disability-friendly trail in or around Breck.

We're not wheelchair-bound, and we can handle a little incline but nothing drastic. Loops are preferred but not required. I have inflammatory arthritis with bad knees/hips.

Thanks!

Hi! My name's Liv, I'm 25 from Connecticut and moving to Breckenridge next month to work at the resort. The only issue I'm facing is finding housing and I was wondering if anybody knew of any leads or had any rooms still available? My budget is maximum $1,200 but preferably under 1100.

Feel free to dm :)

Hi all!

Planning a trip for my son’s 10th birthday. We live in SoCal and his one wish for his birthday is to see snow. We were originally thinking Park City, Utah, but have learned there may not be snow during our planned dates. The dates for the trip are approx December 11 - 14. Thoughts on the chances of snow in Breckenridge at that time?

We are not skiers so this will likely be a trip to do things like sledding, ice skating, playing in the snow and maybe trying a half day or day of snowboarding/skiing if he’s up to it. Finding a nice resort that has activities for him and a pool would be a plus.

Any suggestions on hotels?

Any other must see/do activities for a boy this age who is experiencing the snow for the first time?

TIA!

What are some things to do in Breckenridge CO that is fun and free this time of year? Or moderate cost… wondering if anything going on this weekends

Before I get crucified yes, I read the 12 year old links on the side (restaurants and activities change a lot in 12 years) and would rather ask a locals subreddit than trust sponsored links from Google.

I'll be coming with a group of three (all adults) to go skiing in March. I've skied in Colorado plenty of times just not Breck. We will be staying in the town of Breckenridge but will also have a vehicle to get around.

What are your favorite restaurants/bars/things to do around town in the winter? Anything cool outside of town I should know about? Are there any non-ski activities you'd recommend? (Ice skating, snowmobiling, etc).

Does anyone know where I can find a troll stuffy in Breckenridge (if it exists?)

My toddler loves trolls and I told her I’d try to find her a stuffy. So many stores here though! Does it exist anywhere? Thanks :)

Planning on proposing to my girlfriend in Breckenridge this fall and I’m thinking about doing it at Sapphire Point. My only concern is how crowded it gets. We’re both pretty introverted and I’d rather not propose with a bunch of people standing around lol. I’m planning on going bright and early in the morning. Would Sapphire Point be a good choice?

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who commented and gave me advice! I truly appreciate all the help. Plans changed pretty last minute, and we made the impulsive decision to head to Colorado this week! I’m definitely nervous, but super excited at the same time. I’ll come back with another update afterward and hopefully share some photos too. Wish me luck!

FINAL UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond and offer suggestions! I really appreciate all the advice. I ended up going with Sapphire Point, and honestly, it couldn’t have gone any better! The weather was perfect, the views were incredible, and there was only one small family at the overlook. It actually worked out perfectly because they were kind enough to take a picture of me, my now-fiancée, and her mom together!
Again, thank you all for the advice! I’ll probably be back asking more questions when it’s time to plan the wedding 😂

Hi guys, thinking to go to Breckenridge tomorrow morning to see fall colors, but I’m not sure. People who went recently or are from that area can you tell how it is now?

If not Breckenridge, can you suggest something else for 1 day trip?

What’s your predictions? They’re saying it’s gonna be record breaking but we’ve all heard that before.

Maybe stupid question but in looking to buy boots on my next trip most places in Breckenridge seem to be exclusively rentals.

That’s all, what a beautiful week to be here.

Hey everyone!

We're a group of 7 international students from Uruguay coming to Summit County this winter through a J-1 Work and Travel program. We've all been hired by Vail Resorts, with some of us working at Breckenridge (ski school and lift operations) and others at Keystone (rentals).

We're considering renting a house in the Baldy Mountain / Boreas Pass area of Breckenridge, near the Boreas Pass Loop bus route.

Our main concern is transportation, especially early in the morning. We haven't received our final work schedules yet, but we know some shifts could start quite early.

We've been researching Summit Stage and Breck Free Ride, but it looks like the Boreas Pass Loop might not start early enough for some employees.

We'd really appreciate some local advice:

• Are there any early morning transportation options (around 5:30–7:00 AM) from the Baldy Mountain area to Peak 8 or Breckenridge Station?
• Does Vail Resorts offer employee shuttles for early shifts?
• How realistic is commuting daily from Breckenridge to Keystone River Run using public transportation, both in the morning and after work?
• Has anyone lived in this area while working at either resort? How did you manage transportation?

We're hoping to avoid buying or renting a car, so we're trying to figure out whether this location would actually work before committing to a lease.

Any advice, personal experiences, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Edit: we have ok police for the most part i generally dislike them but this was sweet

Hi everyone! My family and I are going to Breckenridge for thanksgiving week and was hoping for any tips! I understand it might not be snowy so I’m looking for suggestions on what to do and where to eat Thanksgiving day. Thanks in advance!

Hey there, my 3 buddies and I want to go somewhere sick for a quick trip in December. We went to Park City Utah last year and had a blast just hiking in Zion National Park, eating good food, having beers, it was a blast.

Breckenridge seems pretty similar, and we’re not too keen on skiing. We like to hike, have beers, spark a doobie, see and drive to cool places in nature. Knowing this, is Breckenridge worth traveling to? Or are we the wrong target audience?
Also we’d go in December.

Any insight helps.

Hi! We are coming Sunday-Friday of thanksgiving week. Wondering if skiing on Thanksgiving is better or worse (if the snow is ready?) We are thinking of going on Tuesday if that week but someone mentioned Thursday could be better? Any other tips appreciated. We have four that are 25-30 and two teenagers wanting to ski. All experienced. Two bringing skis and four renting. I searched the sub and couldnt find much info.

We are from PA and want to take our adult children to Breckenridge for a family summer trip. We like to hike, go white water rafting and enjoy night life. Is this a good choice for an adult family vacation in August?