Breckenridge Hotels – Just Steps From The Ski Lifts
Breckenridge Ski Resort is huge – with 31 chairlifts, four peaks covering 2,358 acres, and 155 trails, there is something for every level of skier. Besides quantity, Breckenridge is known…
Restaurants in Breckenridge Have Beef, Bass, and Booze
If you find yourself in Breckenridge on your Colorado vacation, then you’re probably there to hit the slopes and not the restaurants. Despite this fact, you will undoubtedly need to…
Dreaming of a Stay in Breckenridge
Breckenridge is one of the premiere ski spots in the state and probably the reason your Colorado vacation has brought you there. If that’s the case then there are several…
Experience Breckenridge Restaurants Year-Round
Founded by prospectors in the mid 1800s, Breckenridge has since grown into a charming mountain community that is known for welcoming winter sports enthusiasts. Yet the things to do in…
The Town of Frisco Offers Mountains of Variety
Whether your Colorado travel plans fall in the winter or summer, you will find that the friendly community of Frisco provides plenty to see and do. Those who visit in…
Feel Free To Ski: Stay in Frisco
There are many reasons that one might find themselves in the mountain town of Frisco, Colorado. This could be the result of a Colorado ski vacation, a passion for history,…
Kids in the Kitchen: At Copper Mountain Pizzeria
This uncooked pizza clearly resembles the Rocky Mountains: Mounds of cheese jut from the 18-inch crust. Their giggling creators grab more of the shredded mozzarella by the fist full and…
Dining Al Fresco: Front-Row Seat to Mountain Peaks
Dining outside is one of the delicious delights of summer — a European tradition that has captured American diners big time. We find patios in gardens and malls, on rooftops…
Sculpture on the Blue: Massive Art Exhibit in Breckenridge
In summer, walk along the Blue River bike path in downtown Breckenridge, Colorado, and you’ll likely spot outdoor sculpture faster than you can find the first T-shirt shop. Impressive, considering…
8 Questions: Life as a Liftie
At resorts and ski areas in Colorado, and across the country, lift operators make the chairs go ‘round. So don’t duck the ropes and don’t grumble when they ask for…
Springtime On the Slopes: It’s Party Time!
Smile! It’s springtime in the Rockies, when snow is deep, temperatures are mild, days last longer and sun shines stronger. Best of all, you can sleep in while the snow…
Breckenridge Museum: A Rags-to-Riches Story of Barney Ford
Everyone knows Breckenridge as one of America’s top ski resorts. But not many visitors know that the town also owns a rich history of mining dating to the discovery of…
Breckenridge’s Evolution: From Snurfer to Snowboard
In 1965, Sherman Poppen bolted two skis together to make a snow-riding surfboard for his daughter. Dubbed a “Snurfer,” the design achieved instant popularity, and a manufacturer sold more than…
Eric Zerowin: Roping Them In
Stuck between a rock and a hard place? Not even close. Climbing guide Eric Zerowin sets anchors high above the shores of Lake Dillon as his two guests absorb the…
Copper Mountain: Lift Off the Season
Snow – it’s the stuff boarders and skiers dream of – and it has arrived in Colorado’s mountains, where the slopes are getting ready for business. To celebrate the end…
Mush! Going to the Dogs in Breckenridge
The training period lasted less than two minutes, and it went something (though not entirely) like this: “Put your feet here. One foot on the brake to slow down, two…