Summit County, Colorado · 9,600 ft

Breckenridge,
Colorado

Colorado's legendary ski destination: 2,900+ acres of terrain above a charming Victorian mining town where the après-ski scene is as epic as the mountain.

Why Breckenridge?

One of America's most beloved mountain towns: legendary ski terrain, a vibrant historic downtown, and Summit County adventures in every direction.

Breckenridge Mountain — By the Numbers

2,908

Skiable Acres

187

Named Runs

350"

Annual Snowfall

12,840'

Summit Elevation

5

Connected Peaks

Colorado's Longest Historic District

Main Street, Breckenridge

Breckenridge was founded as a gold mining camp in 1859 and its Victorian-era buildings still line Main Street today, now home to more than 100 restaurants, craft breweries, boutiques, and galleries in a lively, walkable downtown.

The après-ski scene here is Colorado's best. In winter, bars and patios fill from mid-afternoon through late evening; in summer, the same street hosts outdoor concerts, art festivals, and a farmers market.

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Main Street in Breckenridge with Victorian storefronts and mountain backdrop

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Breckenridge has ski-in/ski-out condos, boutique Main Street inns, and mountain lodges for every budget.

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