Finding the right pair of skis can give you the best experience as you explore all the ways you can hit the slopes. With that in mind, here is a breakdown of some of the most common types of skis for different conditions you are likely to encounter at Breckenridge.
Deep in the forest, dodging trees like bullets, heart pounding, legs burning, waist deep in pow, and a massive smile stretched across your face that you can hardly contain. What’s better than shredding powder stashes in the trees all day long? I’ll go ahead and answer that for you. NOTHING. If you’re a tree run fanatic, check out a few of our favorites at Breckenridge.
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.
With 2,908 skiable acres, 187 trails, and 235 lifts Breckenridge Ski Resort offers a variety of terrain for all levels from beginner to expert. If you’re not sure where to start, read on for a breakdown of beginner to expert hike-to terrain so you can get the most out of your days on the mountain.
Dreaming of the perfect Colorado ski trip? Look no further than Breckenridge—a true four-season wonderland—known for its legendary winter terrain, après-scene, summer trails, and cozy mountain accommodations. From landing in Denver to finding the best hole-in-the-wall restaurant, here is how to plan your best Colorado vacation.
