Challenge is a good thing for all ages on vacation and Breckenridge offers it up in spades, whatever the kids’ ages and ability — from the Four O’clock run, which is 3.5 miles long, the terrain parks, the kids’ trails through the trees and kids’ terrain features with names like Rip’s Ravine and Dragon Trail.
The mountain—it’s huge, even larger with the newly opened Peak Six that has added 543 new acres of terrain, the biggest ski resort terrain expansion in over a decade. There are Kids’ jumps and small trails through the trees and kids terrain features with names like Rip’s Ravine and Dragon Trail.
With much of the nation covered in snow this week, and temperatures well below freezing, this is a great family cabin-fever-reducing activity. But here in Breckenridge, snow carving is a huge event each winter.
We stop at one of the three historic miner cabins that contains a letter that a woman named Josie wrote to her husband, telling him she wouldn’t move to the miner district of Breckenridge “the most fiendish place…the red light district is visible to all…” until he built them a proper home.
Get ready for the 2024-25 ski season with the new Epic Pass features: My Epic Assistant and My Epic Gear.
Get ready for spring fun and games on the mountain slopes. Discover music, swag, demos, and more at Subaru Winter Fest.
Explore unique winter adventures away from the slopes with your family! Moonlight snowshoe hikes, luxury spa days, and more can be found in this snowy national parks exploration.
Visit the very pet-friendly Aloft Denver Downtown this holiday season & enjoy the special Frigid Mailman & Bichon Freeze cocktails! A portion of proceeds donated to Denver Dumb Friends League.
Your long-range, completely accurate and guaranteed weather forecast is for — Fun in the Snow! Find out where to go in our annual directory
If your kids aren’t in school yet, or you are empty-nesters, late summer and fall is a great time to get away, especially to mountain towns.
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