Spend the day at the Frisco Adventure Park

• Tubing hill: $32–$36/hr/person
  • Take the magic carpet up to the top of the hill and experience tubing on a new level. You can choose between varying lanes depending on the steepness—the perfect adventure for all ages! *Reservations are required and can be made online.
• Traditional sledding hill: FREE
  • Take the traditional route and set your own speed on the sledding hill. Bring your own sled and enjoy endless runs down the hill for free!
• Beginner ski and ride hill: lift tickets $50-55/person
  • If you or anyone in your family are learning how to ski and want to save money on lift tickets, the Frisco Adventure Park is the perfect learning area. All-day lift tickets start at $50, not including rental equipment. *Reservations are required and can be made by calling 970-668-2558.
• Beginning ski and snowboard lessons: Pricing starts at $100
  • Ski lessons at the resort can be a little daunting. Try alleviating some of the anxiety behind learning a new winter sport and take a lesson Thursday—Monday at the Frisco ski and ride hill. You have access to individual or group lessons. All ski/snowboard lessons can be booked here.
• Sleigh rides: Pricing starts at $49/person
  • Take a scenic sleigh ride around the Frisco Peninsula. This magical sleigh ride will leave you feeling like you are in a Hallmark movie. Reservations are required, and can be made by calling 970-453-1520. More information on the sleigh rides can be found here.
• Frisco Nordic Center:
  • Ditch your wide skis for long skinny ones. Try Nordic Skiing and experience breathtaking views in yet another unique way. Choose between skate-skiing, classic cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing to venture around miles of alpine terrain. The Frisco Nordic Center offers day passes, punch passes, and season passes.
• Fatbiking:
  • The Gold Run Nordic Center is a great place to get your biking legs ready for summer! With warmer weather and packed down snow, fat biking makes for a great adventure for when you’re ready to get off the slopes.

Enjoy a Meal and Drinks With a Front-Row View:

• Robbie’s Tavern
  • Situated at the base of Peak 8, Robbie’s is most famously known for their Bloody Marys. It’s the perfect spot to hang out and take a break from skiing or enjoy a nice meal and some drinks. Our personal favorite items on the menu are the Bavarian Pretzel Sticks and the Buffalo Chicken Salad.
• Seven’s Restaurant
  • Located at the base of Peak 7, Sevens offers indoor and outdoor heated seating. Be sure to make a reservation if you plan on eating inside. Outside on the patio, you will sometimes find a DJ playing great tunes to give Breckenridge a beach-day feel.

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