While downhillers know Breckenridge for its pristine slopes and powder, the mountain enclave offers a bounty of activities for those who don't want to ski or board, including sledding, sleigh rides and a robust roster of cultural attractions and family activities.
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Give time to Friends of the Dillon Ranger District, which leverages the power of volunteers to make sure the National Forest enjoyed by millions of people each year are not negatively impacted by their popularity.
Join the Breckenridge Nordic Center’s fun loving staff and its state-of-the-art Prinoth Snowcat designed by Pinifarina in Italy. It features a heated, all-glass cabin so you can experience historic Legend forests in heated comfort with a stop for s’mores and hot chocolate at one of their destination huts.
The age-old tradition of sledding is still alive and is free! At Carter Park, grab your toboggan, saucer or any slider or glider of your choice and get ready to flash that child-like grin from top to bottom of the hill.
Discover the best points of interest and Breckenridge history on a high performance Borealis fat bike on a Fat Bike Beer and Distillery Tour. Once out-of-town the real adventure begins as you descend to destinations on the scenic Blue River Rec Path and then on to the Breckenridge Distillery and Broken Compass Brewery.
Race down the mountain on 2,500 feet of elevated roller coaster track this winter as you enjoy a thrilling journey around and through the forest. Ride single or with a friend, managing your own speed through the hairpin curves and twists.
History has made Main Street a colorful place to stroll and the perfect place to shop. With more than 200 quaint storefronts, bookstores, chic boutiques, jewelry, home furnishings, art galleries, sporting goods and clothing shops, you’re sure to find the perfect souvenir.
While some come here to ski, others choose Breckenridge for its year-round calendar jam-packed with festivals and events. From races designed to kick off the holidays to festivals celebrating all things snow, you’ll find plenty of reasons to celebrate on your next trip.
Once you’re nestled under your cozy blankets in a horse-drawn sleigh, the driver will guide you through trails of powdery snow in the White River National Forest for postcard-perfect views.
In Breckenridge, year-round trout fishing options abound. Here, you’re at the top of the mountain from which major waters flow, including the headwaters of the Colorado, South Platte and Arkansas rivers and the tail-waters of the Blue and the South Platte rivers. This means that in addition to offering amazing skiing, Breckenridge is also a destination for world-class fly-fishing.