Breckenridge Ski Resort

Breckenridge has some of the best terrain in Colorado. Beginners will have no shortage of runs to choose from. There's intermediate terrain across all the Peaks at Breckenridge but Peak 7 is where you'll find plenty of perfect corduroys and gently rolling runs. Don't underestimate Breckenridge, it's got expert terrain well above the tree line unlike many Colorado resorts!

Breckenridge has some of the best nightlife that will keep non-skiers partying all night long. There's also plenty of winter activities to do, especially for families and friends including:

• Alpine Coaster
• Dog Sledding
• Snowmobiling
• Snowcat Tours
• Snowshoeing

Getting to Breckenridge is quite easy. If you’re flying from out of state or internationally, you’ll be landing in Denver International Airport. There are plenty of services which run from the airport to Breckenridge so you are spoilt for choice: Epic Mountain Express, Summit Express, and Fresh Tracks Transportation to name a few.

Recommended Airport:

• Denver Intl. Airport 104 mi (2.5 hour drive)

January is the best month to visit. Thanks to its spot high up in the mountains, the ski season in Breckenridge usually lasts for around five months, from mid-November to mid-April. Slopes can be a bit patchy at the start and end of winter, but an extensive snow cannon network keeps the lower trails white for as long as it’s cold! As far as proper snowfall goes, it really starts cranking from January, tailing off by the end of March. Events like Ullr Fest and the International Snow Sculpture Championships are held in January, making that month an awesome time to visit. If there was ever a time not to visit Breckenridge, it’s the Christmas and New Year holidays, Martin Luther King Day, and Presidents’ Day. Crowds peak during these times, leading to monstrous lift queues and a spike in accommodation prices.