Uphill skiing, often called skinning, has quickly become one of Summit County’s favorite winter activities. From casual ski touring to full-on ski mountaineering and backcountry powder missions, locals and visitors alike are discovering the rewards of earning their turns.
When planning your winter getaway to Breckenridge, excitement will inevitably accumulate into a massive snowball of stoke that storms through your mind, clouding your judgment when it comes to packing. Don’t sweat it, we’ve got your back. As seasoned veterans, we’ve compiled a list of the essential items needed for your trip, and the most effective ways to transport them to Breck.
If it isn’t the mountains, the charming town, or the many winter activities that are drawing you to Breck, it must be one of these events. Are you on the fence about when to visit our town? Here are a few dates to steer you in the right direction.
This summer, prepare for festivals and events in Breckenridge with our guide to all you need to know!
Though most of the country is still experiencing hot heat, mid-August in Breckenridge gets cooler temperatures, a quite mountain town, and of course plenty of drives that allow you to experience the beauty of fall.
After a day of hiking rugged trails or biking scenic mountain paths, there’s no better way to unwind than with a luxurious spa experience. Whether you’re soaking sore muscles or simply escaping a sudden 3 p.m. summer thunderstorm, a visit to the spa offers the perfect balance of rest and rejuvenation. In the heart of the mountains, relaxation isn’t just an option—it’s part of the adventure.
