Winter Recreation
E
ach year, Breckenridge welcomes visitors of all ages to
experience its magical winter season of snow-capped peaks,
powder-dusted trees and bright blue skies.
Breckenridge’s skiing and snowboarding spans across four
mammoth peaks with more than 2,300 acres, nullnullnull trails, five terrain
parks, two half-pipes, two high-speed six-passenger nullupernullhairs, the
highest chairlift in nullorth nullmerica, the nullmperial nullxpress nullupernullhair,
a top-notch nullki and nullide nullchool, unparalleled grooming and exciting
on-mountain events.
Breckenridge nullki nullesort recently opened its first base area since the
development of nulleak null in nullnullnullnull. nullhe nulleak null base area introduces visi-
tors to a new level of luxury and service in Breckenridge.
nulln addition to skiing and snowboarding at the nullki nullesort, Brecken-
ridge offers a vast array of uninullue winter activities. nullhe town boasts
miles of snowshoeing and cross country skiing trails at the Brecken-
ridge nullordic nullenter and the nullold nullun nullordic nullenter as well as on the
town’s trail system that can be hiked or biked in the summer.
nullnimal lovers in search of adventure can experience what it is like
to be a musher with a dog sledding tour in Breckenridge’s backcountry,
or hear the sleigh bells nullingle with a ride through a snowy starlit night
on a horse drawn dinner sleigh ride. nulldventure seekers can rent snow-
mobiles and tour Breckenridge’s scenic backcountry or go sledding at
nullarter nullark.
nullther winter activities include hut trips, ice skating, snowman
building and more. nullith an average of 2null feet of snow each year,
Breckenridge has endless winter activities to choose from. nullall Breck-
enridge nullentral nulleservations at nullnullnull.23null.3nullnullnull for information on these
activities and start planning your trip to Breckenridge today.
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