Four huge peaks, 2,358 acres, five terrain parks and much more…

With four huge peaks, 2,358 acres, five terrain parks, two half pipes, eight bowls, the highest chairlift in North America, and an authentic, hip mountain town with awe-inspiring views, Breckenridge definitely stands out from the rest.

Breckenridge is also home to a variety of exciting events, including the nationally televised Winter Dew Tour in December and the annual Spring Massive Festival in April. So come to Breckenridge and see why it is consistently recognized as not only one of the most popular ski resorts in the country but a perennial worldwide favorite. Breckenridge is debuting a few key developments within the Peak 8 base area.

The completion of One Ski Hill Place, a RockResort, brings a new level of a high-end real estate and lodging to Breckenridge. This luxurious ski-in/ski-out resort provides access to four chairlifts during the winter, hiking, biking, and the Peak 8 Fun Park during the summer, plus access to town via the BreckConnect Gondola. Amenities include an aquatics center, bowling alley, game room, and movie lounge. Also debuting at the Peak 8 base area will be the new Alpine Coaster, which is an exciting addition to the Breckenridge family-friendly atmosphere.

Ready for Breck?

The opening day of the 2016-17 Winter season begins on Nov 11, 2016. Are you ready for all that Breckenridge, Colorado has to offer?

With five huge peaks spanning close to 3,000 acres, Breckenridge skiing has something for all abilities and interests. It’s also the home to North America’s highest chairlift, the Imperial Express, which carries skiers up to the high alpine bowls for views and steeps that you’ll never forget.

But perhaps what makes Breck one of the more unique Colorado ski resorts is that it’s the largest historic district in Colorado. The town’s rich mining history allows you to take a step back in time as you walk along Main Street, past the authentic buildings that have stood for over 100 years, and enjoy the town’s friendly vibe.

For the History Buff:

Today visitors can view original narrow gauge rail cars, including a rotary snowplow, a coal tender and two boxcars, at the Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Railway Park located at 189 Boreas Pass Road.

Or, take a tour through a real mine. Developed in 1887 and utilized through the years as a gold, silver, lead and zinc mine; today The Country Boy Mine is open to visitors and provides guided underground tours, gold panning and a view into the past.

For Thrill Seekers:

Breckenridge offers a wide variety of dining, shopping and entertainment to complement the trails and snow sporting activities as well. And the ski town has no shortage of mountain terrain, with over 150 trails. There are selections for all ability levels with the longest trail being 3 ½ miles long.

Enjoy this unique and historic ski resort area for the time of your life!