Spring in Breckenridge brings a unique mix of sunshine, snowmelt, and the first signs of green—making it a beautiful, yet unpredictable time to hit the trails. As temperatures rise and the landscape begins to thaw, it’s important to hike responsibly. Some trails may still be muddy or snow-covered, and using them too early can cause lasting damage to fragile terrain. When conditions allow, spring is a wonderful season for exploring. Here are five easy Breckenridge trails to consider for your next outing—just be sure to check trail status before you go.
This peaceful loop is perfect for a quick nature escape close to town. It winds through pine forest and open meadows with minimal elevation change. Bonus: it connects to Trollstigen Trail that leads to Isak Heartstone, the beloved Breckenridge troll sculpture! A must-see for first-timers and families alike.
This gentle riverside trail offers calming water views and is great for walking, jogging, or a casual stroll. It runs alongside private property, so it’s especially important to stay on the designated trail to respect landowners and keep access open for everyone.
Winding through shady forest and past old mining ruins—including a dredge boat—this historic trail offers a unique blend of nature and Breck’s gold rush past. Its shaded location means it can hold snow and mud longer, so check trail conditions and be mindful of posted signage at the trailhead.
This scenic trail boasts beautiful views of the Upper Blue River Valley and surrounding peaks. With its sunny exposure, Gold Hill often dries out earlier in the season than other local trails, making it a great early-spring option for hikers looking for a some of the first trails to dry.
Running from Breckenridge to Frisco, this paved bikeway is a smooth and mostly downhill ride—ideal for a relaxing bike cruise or walk past beautiful views, eventually leading to Lake Dillon. Cap off your journey with lunch or a treat on Frisco’s charming Main Street, then hop on the free Summit Stage bus for an easy ride back to Breckenridge.
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If you’d like to get around Breckenridge and Summit County on two wheels but need a little assistance, give electric biking a try. This mode of transportation has quickly gained popularity and is an eco-friendly way to sightsee in the high country. Come take a ride with us and see what it’s all about!
What is an Electric Bike?
An electric bicycle, commonly known as an e-bike, is a bike that is equipped with an electric motor that gives you a boost while you’re pedaling. You still have traditional bike gears, but you can opt to add a little juice whenever you need some assistance. While climbing hills at 9,600’ we can tell you we appreciated the extra help!
How Does it Work?
Before you get going, you’ll turn on a power switch and a display panel. The display panel is conveniently located on the handlebars and shows you your speed, charge level and pedal assist level. On the left handlebar you can control your pedal assist level, while on the right handlebar you have your traditional gears.
The pedal assist levels of zero to five correlate with how much power you are relying on from the motor compared to your pedaling. At zero, you receive no power; while at level five you receive maximum power and need to do little to no pedaling. The higher level of power you use, the more of the battery charge you will use.
Fun fact: With pedal assist, bikes can go up to 20 miles per hour and a charged bike can last up to 45 miles per trip on average!
Where We Rented From
We rented our e-bike cruisers from Craniologie right on Main Street in Breckenridge. Craniologie rents Class 1 e-bikes with pedal assist, which are the only type of e-bike permitted on the Rec Path. We opted for a half-day rental so we would have just enough time for leisurely riding and stopping for lunch at Lake Dillon. The rental included bike locks and helmets and the staff were helpful with explaining features and safety before we were on our way.
Rental Options & Pricing
Bix Sol Eclipse: Classic Cruiser Style
Half Day: $59
Full Day: $79
24 Hours: $99
Blix Packa Genie: Cargo Bike with Bike Rack
Half Day: $69
Full Day: $89
24 Hours: $109
Optional Child Trailer Add-On: $30
Tips Before You Go
E-Bike Etiquette
The most popular option for e-biking around Breckenridge is taking the Blue River Recreation Path, better known as the Rec Path. This paved path can take you from Breckenridge to Frisco, Dillon, Copper and Keystone!
The Rec Path is a popular place for walkers, joggers and bikers alike, which means you’ll be passing a lot of people along the way. Always let people know when you are approaching or passing with something as simple as, “On your left,” and make sure to slow it down. If you are e-biking with a group, be sure to ride single file when passing others and be aware of your surroundings so you do not take up too much space.
What to Bring
Our e-bike rentals only had a small pouch on the front, so bringing a small backpack was the best option to hold our belongings. In your bag, don’t forget to pack water and sunscreen. The sun is strong in Summit County and even if you aren’t pedaling as hard, you’ll still need to hydrate!
Our Half-Day Itinerary
11 a.m.: First, we picked up our rentals at Craniologie and hopped onto the Rec Path, conveniently located right behind the shop. We took our time getting used to the bikes and taking in the mountain views while enjoying our ride along the Blue River. Once we passed Summit High School, we stayed to the right and took the underpass so we could enjoy scenic views of Lake Dillon (highly recommended!). From there, it was only a short jaunt to the Frisco Bay Marina.
12 p.m.: Since we had an hour of hard work (only kidding), we decided to stop for lunch and beverages at Island Grill at Frisco Bay Marina. It was a perfect sunny day and our combination of grilled fish tacos and frozen cocktails really made us feel like we were on island time.
1:15 p.m.: After our pit stop, we reapplied sunscreen, powered up our bikes and hopped back on the path to Breckenridge. Since we were familiarized with the bikes, we sped up our pedal assist to level five and cruised. The way back to Breckenridge is slightly uphill the whole way so it was a treat to have the help pedaling!
2 p.m.: As we approached the town limits of Breckenridge, we still had an hour of rental time left so we decided to make a pit stop at Broken Compass Brewing on Airport Road. Broken Compass is a local staple, with a welcoming tap room and a wide selection of beers. We enjoyed our brews outside under sun shade sails before hopping back on the bikes.
3 p.m.: It was only a 10-minute pedal from Broken Compass back to Craniologie were we returned our bikes and headed on our merry way.
In total, the ride was about 20 miles (10 miles each way), and we had a great time! Admittedly, it’s been hard going back to regular old biking, and we think we’ll be adding e-bikes to our wish lists.
Here we are at the end of another ski season and while this season has been one for the record books many of us up here in Breckenridge are starting to pine for the return of summer. For many, summer means getting out the bikes and getting some miles under the tires. Breckenridge and Summit County are known as world-class mountain biking destinations. Seemingly endless miles and a variety of trails cross the area offering excitement and challenges to riders of all levels.
This spring, based on the huge snow total Breckenridge has received, the trails will dry out a little later than they have over the last few years. It will be June before all the trails are dry but if you are planning a trip to Breckenridge this spring here are a few ideas for some early season rides. Remember to ride on dry trails as riding on muddy conditions will deteriorate the trails.
The Summit County Recreational Pathway System
Summit County is already plowing and cleaning the rec path system and decent sized sections are already clear. The rec path will be cleared and rideable before any dirt trail. The rec path is a perfect way to get your legs back in riding shape. Here are a few suggestions for some early season rec path rides.
Breckenridge Bike Path
The Breckenridge bike path is generally flat with some moderate hills. Take this path 1.5 miles from the Breckenridge Recreation Center and back or take the path 10 miles all the way to the neighboring town of Frisco. This is a paved path making it perfect for trail, cruiser’s and road bikes alike.
Swan Mountain Road to Summit Cove
Take your ride up a notch and go from Breckenridge all the way to Keystone. Take the Breckenridge Bike Path north towards Frisco and when you reach Swan Mountain Road head right up the road (there is a bike lane on the right) which then takes you into the neighborhood of Summit Cove. This scenic ride is a great way to get the blood flowing and the legs ready for some summer bike rides! This trail is better for more experienced riders as it does include a significant climb.
Frisco Peninsula
Just a quick 15 minute drive, the Frisco Peninsula offers some of the best early season trails to get your legs ready to pedal again. Frisco typically sees warmer temperatures before Breckenridge and with more exposure, these trails can be ready to ride as early as April. Start easy with the Peninsula Loop or Eureka, or jump right back in on Sky Pilot or Aftermath.
Lake Dillon Loop
This trail goes through Dillon, Frisco and Breckenridge and is about 31 miles round-trip from Breckenridge. This route includes both the Breckenridge bike path and Swan Mountain Road sections and includes a couple of steep climbs. The views are amazing and biking around the lake is a great way to see the county.
Oro Grande Trail
The Oro Grande Trail is a 4 mile stretch of old forest service road in Dillon that parallels Tenderfoot Mountain’s south facing slope and is one of the first trails in Summit County to dry out. Oro Grande is a fairly easy ride and is good for the whole family. Access is from Summit County Road 51 in Dillon. The trailhead is above a water tank on the south side of the road. Follow the trail east and at about 2 miles you will come to a four-way intersection. The trail continues straight ahead (east). After a climb and descent there is a fork in the trail. Take the left fork towards a climbing switchback. Top out and descend to the Summit County Landfill road (CR 66) near the Summit Shooting Range.
Carter Park Trail System
The Carter Park trail system will start to open as large sections of these trails are lower in elevation and south facing. These trails are an interconnect set of single-track trails that go all around the south east side of Breckenridge and beyond. These trails are well signed, and it is easy to navigate around this area. Carter Park is located at the south end of High Street in the southeastern corner of Breckenridge. The trail begins at the eastern end of the parking lot north of the tennis courts. The trail climbs briefly to a flume, then runs south to and intersects with the Sunbeam Trail at which point the trail climbs left to Hermit Placer flume trail. Take a little time and explore the options as there are various trails that cross the Carter Park trail system.
As spring in Breckenridge gives way to summer, hundreds of miles of trails open and Breckenridge transforms into the perfect base camp for mountain biking adventurers of all types. So, come for a visit this spring and summer and don’t forget your bike gear!
If you are visiting and can’t bring you bike and gear no worries! Visit Breck Sports to set up your Bike rental and leave it to the experts to get you set up. With online booking and convenient pickup in Breckenridge or on Peak 8 you can’t go wrong with Breck Sports! Click here for more information.
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Summer in Breckenridge offers a wide variety of things to do, including activities and events the whole family will enjoy. If you’re visiting during our favorite season and looking for more than just hiking each day, keep reading to discover family-friendly summer events you won’t want to miss.
Every July 4, Breckenridge bursts with patriotic spirit during a full day of family-friendly festivities. While fireworks are prohibited in the county, the celebration is anything but quiet. Kick off the morning with the annual 10K Trail Run or cheer on the littlest racers in the Strider Bike Race. Main Street comes alive with a vibrant parade and the thrilling finish of the Firecracker 50 Bike Race. Enjoy free concerts, mountain town charm, and unforgettable summer moments. Find more event details here.
Each Thursday evening, families with children of all ages gather in the heart of the Breckenridge Arts District for live local music. While beer is available for purchase, this vibrant event remains incredibly kid-friendly—with open space for little ones to run, play, and dance. Grab dinner to-go (we recommend Three Daughters Pizza), bring a blanket, and settle in for a relaxed night of music and mountain-town charm. Before the show, swing by the nearby Farmers Market for a taste of local flavor.
Experience ten vibrant days of creativity during the Breckenridge International Festival of Arts, where the mountains become a stage for artistic expression. From live performances to interactive installations, this event showcases a dynamic mix of music, dance, theater, and visual art across various locations in town. Immerse yourself in hands-on activities and inspiring displays that celebrate both nature and imagination. Perfect for all ages, this one-of-a-kind festival offers more than entertainment—it offers connection and creativity in the heart of the Rockies.
Embrace the spirit of fall with family-friendly fun in Breckenridge. Let the little ones splash along the riverbank. Then, explore the vibrant art scene at the Great Divide Art Festival, located in the Colorado Mountain College parking lot.
Off-season? What off-season! No matter what time you visit, the town of Breckenridge will be bustling with energy and events! From daunting athletic endurance events to delicious culinary feasts and everything in between, Breckenridge has a wide variety of events that cater to all different sorts of visitors & locals. Start planning your trip and use this guide to figure out which events you want to attend.
1/24/26—2/3/26: International Snow Sculpture Championships
Cheers to the New Year! Kick off 2026 with an exciting fireworks show, at the Base of Peak 9 hosted by the Town of Breckenridge. If you’ve ever built a snowman, watch what the pros can do at the International Snow Sculpture Championships! Professional sculptors from different countries form teams and descend upon Breckenridge to turn 5-ton blocks of snow into intricate works of frozen art. The sculpting can be viewed from January 24—28, and the viewing period is from January 28—February 3 at the Tiger Dredge Parking Lot.
Every Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m., visit the Maggie at the base of Peak 9 for some live music presented by Pepsi. Enjoy fresh bites and apres-ski cocktails and mocktails at the Maggie.
During March, you can soak up the sun and watch athletes compete in the Toyota Big Mountain Challenge. From freeride to banked slaloms and live music, this event is one you won’t want to miss.
Spring rolls on this month, and Breckenridge Ski Resort’s high elevation keeps the snow great late into the season. Looking for a challenge yourself? You can join in on the Imperial Challenge, which starts in town by bike; competitors pedal to the base of the mountain, skin all the way up to 12,996ft (the top of Imperial Chair), and then ski or ride down! It is a brutal endurance event, but the fun costumes and energy of the competitors make it a light-hearted affair. If a suffer-fest up the mountain isn’t your thing, how about making a splash? To celebrate Peak 8 closing for the season, Breckenridge Ski Resort hosts a pond skim under the Colorado Superchair. Skiers and boarders go from snow to air to water in an attempt to make it out dry, all to the cheers of hundreds of spring break revelers.
The long ski season winds down and finally comes to a close. This event is TBD depending on weather and snow conditions, but whatever the date, you will find die-hard skiers getting their last turns and celebrating the season past.
6/12/26: Summit Foundation 37th Annual Golf Tournament
6/13/26: AirStage Après Thursday Nights
6/26/26—6/28/26: Breckenridge Agave Fest
Summer’s arrival brings a lively atmosphere to town with the Breck Sunday Market every week from June 7 to September 6 at Main Street Station. You can shop local crafts or fresh produce while strolling near the Maggie Pond. Music will set the mood for summer sunsets when the BreckCreate (our local arts district) Airstage opens its door. The classic tow behind chrome trailer has been retrofitted with a stage that can be parked nearly anywhere in town to supply a vibe. And if tequila and mezcal are more your flavor, a new festival is coming to town, the Breckenridge Agave Fest!
7/24/26—7/26/26: Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival
Celebrate Independence Day with a parade, the Firecracker 50, a 5K Trail Race, and BreckCreate’s activation in the Arts District. The Firecracker 50 isn’t just any old bike race; this is a 50-mile-long endurance Mountain Bike event where locals and visitors alike can earn their stripes and become stars. Breckenridge has abstained from fireworks shows for the past couple of years with respect to our environment and fire prevention purposes. July continues with the AirStage Après on Thursday nights, the Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival, and a tentative Summer Beer Fest at Beaver Run.
August brings two-wheeled adventures with the Breck Epic road bike race and Breck Bike Week, and culinary delights at the Breckenridge Food & Wine Festival. Don’t miss the Breckenridge Hog Fest – Bacon & Bourbon at Main Street Station. If you haven’t seen thousands of ducks floating down a river for a good cause, make sure to bookmark the rubber duck race. Rumor has it the world’s largest Rubber Duck will be in attendance.
Prost! In September, the leaves will be changing and the beer will be flowing at Breckenridge’s Oktoberfest. Main Street transforms into a walkable Bavarian festival complete with polka music, a stein hoisting competition, strudels and schnitzels, and of course, beer! If German beer isn’t your thing, check out the Strings, Beers, and Ciders event for live music and a variety of beverages to try. Lastly, the Breckenridge Film Festival brings renowned filmmakers up to 9600’ to showcase short films that will get your heart pumping or tug at its strings.
Celebrate with spirits in more than one way during this month. Breck Create hosts a traditional Día de Muertos celebration every year with dancing, art, and other cultural aspects of this Day of the Dead. Breck-o-ween is an event hosted by Après Ski that partners with local bars and businesses to get spooky on Halloween night. Traditionally they have had costume contests, a “Mummy Walk” bar crawl, and more. If that is too ghoulish, kick back and sip a cocktail at the Breckenridge Spirits Festival, which showcases some amazing libations from near and far.
It’s time to get back on snow! Breckenridge Ski Resort hosts Wake Up Breck the day before the mountain opens and partners with local coffee houses all through town to give out free mugs and coffee – you better be at a coffee spot before 7:30 am if you want a mug! The following day is the true kickoff to winter in Breck: Opening Day! Depending on snow, there might only be one or a few trails, but the vibes are through the roof with people reuniting with the mountain and friends.
December Events in Breckenridge
12/5/26: Lighting of Breckenridge, Running of the Santas and Dog Parade
12/17/26—12/19/26: Ullr Fest
In the final month of the year, it’s time to get festive! The Running of the Santas and Lighting of Breck christen the holiday season as thousands gather to take in the spectacle happening on Main Street. Ullr Fest is our local gathering to revel and call upon the Norse God of snow for a good winter. Complete with a parade, bonfire, and plenty of Ullr chants, this event is truly Breckenridge’s own and has been going on since the 1960s! Just be prepared, both of these events in December happen outside and can be downright frigid if the weather is right (so make sure to bundle up and sip on a hot chocolate).
As you can see, there is no lack of events happening in Breckenridge no matter what month you decide to visit. If you are looking for a place to stay while taking in one of these events check out these great deals at the Grand Colorado on Peak 8!
It isn’t every day you stumble upon a happy hour so good it’s worth going back multiple times in one week. Much less one that deserves a “Best of Breckenridge” award three years in a row. However, it isn’t every day that you come across a restaurant such as Blue River Bistro in Breckenridge. This local’s favorite offers high end food and drinks at an affordable price. It’s the perfect place for a time with the girl’s, apres-ski cocktails, or a happy hour date at the bar.
Our top recommended dishes are the Crispy Tiger Shrimp and Elote Dip. These appetizers pair perfectly with the dirty jalapeño martini or the pair-ginger-mint cocktails. All of these delicious treats are offered as a two for one deal from 3 to 5 p.m.
Grab a seat at the bar and catch the Broncos’ game, enjoy espresso martinis with the gals at brunch, or reserve a table for the whole family. However you choose to dine, Blue River Bistro is sure to satisfy.
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Best Kid’s Activity & Best Indoor Activity | Breckenridge Recreation Center
February 13, 2026 / Anna Bowman
Voted Breck’s Best Kid’s Activity and Best Indoor Activity, the Breckenridge Recreation Center is more than just a place to play; it’s a community hub where families and visitors gather year-round. Located just minutes from downtown, it’s a local favorite and a must-stop for anyone seeking indoor fun, no matter the season.
Inside, you’ll find a full aquatics area featuring a lap pool, leisure pool, and a waterslide that keeps kids smiling for hours. The climbing wall challenges adventurers of all ages, while the gym, indoor track, and fitness classes offer endless options for teens and adults. Younger children can enjoy specialized programs—from swim lessons to creative play—making every visit memorable.
Beyond daily activities, the center hosts seasonal events and leagues that highlight the best of Breck’s active lifestyle. Rain or shine, it’s the ultimate place to stay active, try something new, and enjoy quality time together.
So what are you waiting for? Bring the family and come experience this Award winning, Best of Breckenridge Activity Center and check out the best lodging deals here.
Best Ski & Snowboard Shop | Underground Snowboards
February 6, 2026 / Anna Bowman
For over 30 years, Underground Snowboards has defined the riding experience in Breckenridge. Holding the title of the 2025 Best Ski and Snowboard Shop in Breck, this downtown landmark is where both veterans and newcomers head for tried-and-true gear and honest recommendations.
The store is stocked with a hand-picked inventory of hardware and outerwear designed to handle the elements. The crew here doesn’t just sell gear—they live it—ensuring you walk out with a kit tailored specifically to your riding style. By organizing local meetups and demo days, Underground fosters a genuine connection among those who love the mountains. Whether you’re prepping for your debut season or fine-tuning your pro kit, you’ll find the expertise and welcoming atmosphere that only a true community hub can offer.
Not a snowboarder? Underground still has something for everyone. Fresh kicks, a new sweatshirt, jeans, t-shirts and accessories can all be found in this local shop.
So what are you waiting for? Come experience this Award winning, Best of Breckenridge ski shop and check out the best lodging deals here.
Are you feeling adventurous and looking to try something new? Come to Breckenridge and try one of the many snowmobiling tours that will get your adrenaline pumping! Get out in the mountains, enjoy the thrill of snowmobiling and take in the beautiful mountain views — you won’t want to skip out on this adventure.
Snowmobiling Tours in Breckenridge
Good Times Adventures
Snowmobiling is one of the most popular activities in the winter, Good Times Adventures is located just minutes away from Breckenridge which makes for easy accessibility. Good Times is the perfect adventure for individuals and families. Their guides are very experienced and knowledgeable in the backcountry of Breckenridge.
Equipped with top-of-the-line snowmobiles, Good Times Adventures offers a two-hour trip that starts with a short snowmobiling instruction with your guide, then you will hit the trails. Once on the trails, you will be presented with some of the incredible scenery. You will take a few stops along the way to take it all in. To end this adventure, you will venture up Georgia Pass ending at the top of the Continental Divide at 11,585 feet above sea level!
Nova Guides Snowmobiling
For the ultimate snowmobile experience, Nova Guides offers half-day and full-day trips in the Rockies! Enjoy their Camp Hale location, which provides a variety of snowmobile tours for everyone! The most popular tour, Top of the Rockies, includes endless miles of open meadows and fabulous panoramic views of four surrounding mountain ranges, including the Continental Divide. Nova operates tours in the White River National Forest on the largest commercial snowmobile trail system in the Vail and Beaver Creek areas, reaching elevations of 12,500 feet.
All guided snowmobile tours include door-to-door transportation, a professional guide, a new model Ski-Doo snowmobile, snowsuit, boots and helmet. The morning half-day tour and full-day snowmobile tours include lunch.
White Mountain Snowmobiling
White Mountain Snowmobile Tours offers a prospector tour and a high-performance tour. If you’re looking for something family-friendly or are a snowmobile beginner, the prospector tour is for you! Guides will take you on a scenic ride through groomed trails with amazing mountain vistas.
For a more adventurous experience, try the performance tour. This two-hour trip will take you on a faster, adrenaline-boosting trip, that reaches altitudes between 10,000 and 12,600 feet.
So, whether you’d like a family-friendly scenic ride or a heart-pounding adventure, White Mountain Snowmobile Tours has you covered.
Helmets are provided and mandatory. Complimentary overalls and boots are available but be sure to wear warm layers. Guests must bring goggles or sunglasses as eye protection is not provided.
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Some call it après, some call it happy hour, and others might even call it dinnertime. Whatever you call it, there’s something magical about shedding your gear, finding a warm cozy seat, and having some refreshments with family and friends after a snowy day on the hill. In America’s favorite ski town, there are a plethora of prime après ski spots scattered all over beautiful Breckenridge.
Located at the base of Peak 7, Bar Down Tavern offers all the classic Apres-ski delicacies. Bloody Marys, Mimosas, Beers, and Margaritas can all be enjoyed at the indoor bar if you need to warm up, or outside if you want to look at the mountains or skiers coming down the mountain. Snack on a sharable pizza or Cajun Fried Shirmp.
What began as a humble ski shop quickly turned into a place for locals and visitors alike to enjoy live music, ski competitions, or fireside chats all with a cocktail in hand. RMU boasts the best bar in Breckenridge and this is especially true when it comes to needing a lively apres-ski scene.
After a day of skiing powder, retire your boots and board for the only locally owned restaurant on the mountain. Robbie’s Tavern is locating on site of the gorgeous Grand Colorado on Peak 8 and truly is “the spot”. Catch a game inside or soak in the views by the outdoor fireplace.
This is probably Breck’s favorite place to après, thanks to its prime location, great food, friendly staff and fun DJ. Sit outside, soak up some sun and take in the views of Breck’s magnificent Peak 8. Warm up with tacos, tenders, or tamales and rest your legs after an eventful day!
Conveniently situated right where Main Street meets the mountain, Quandary is a local favorite. Not only are their happy hour discounted apps and $6 wines awesome, but we thoroughly enjoy playing corn hole outside with a view of the mountains, right in The Village.
With one of the best pet-friendly patios in town and unrivaled horseshoe pits, it’s no wonder that Kenosha draws in visitors and locals alike for their happy hours and delicious steak! Their beer cheese and pretzel app is scrumptious and perfectly pairs with a discounted mule or margarita.
This local favorite is a prime après-ski spot, complete with a back patio to view the sunset on and a front patio with a fire pit, where you can play games of stump. Build your own pizza or indulge in drunken queso, these are just a couple of our favorite après offerings at The Blue Stag.
Napper Tandy’s is located above Salt Creek, right off Main Street. Nappers is always serving up the best drinks and appetizers, with happy hour that features discounted drinks and apps. Warm up by the fireplace and on their second story deck while you view the mountain that you just conquered.
Known as one of Breck’s most amazing spots to après, The Coppertop Bar is located at Beaver Run, right at the base of Peak 9. Ski down and enjoy live music, daily specials and great views of the peaks.
Well, there you have it; Breck’s best après spots, complete with the insider scoop! All you need to do now is reserve your dates, pack your gear and come thirsty.
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Off-season? What off-season! No matter what time you visit, the town of Breckenridge will be bustling with energy and events! From daunting athletic endurance events to 
Snow Sculpture Competition
Nordic Center
Big Mountain Competition
Pond Skim
Imperial Challenge
Closing Day
Independence Day
Oktoberfest
Día de Muertos
Opening Day
