Things To Do

Visit the Breckenridge Troll

Breckenridge Film Festival

Prefer the indoors to the outdoors? This film festival might be a nice way to spend the morning or afternoon. Lauren and I have checked out this festival for many years and have never been disappointed.

Check out the Fall Colors on your Mountain Bike

The name says it all...plus it's super fun, flowy and fast (just watch out for the hikers). Check out MTB Project for how to link this trail to others in the area (or ask Lauren or Katie and they'll have plenty of suggestions) This is just one of many of our favorite rides in the area - we're happy to give as many riding recs as you can take!

Take a Hike (or Drive) to see the Fall Colors

French Gulch is a great place to check out the fall colors (either by car or on foot). Check out the link for some good trail recommendations, or just drive up the road and take in the views. And, yes, this picture is one we actually took in the Fall of 2015 - maybe you'll get lucky and get that view as well :)

Eat Some Good Food

Yes, you'll get lots of good food Friday & Saturday night, but you still need to eat lunch and breakfast. Here are some spots that we like: Clint's - great spot for coffee and sweets (including GF/DF ones). They have good sandwiches too Mi Casa - A Breckenridge classic - it's been around since the year of Lauren's birth Amazing Grace - nice breakfast/lunch spot and a bit off the beaten path (you know, like 2 blocks from Main St) Canteen - when you need a big, greasy lunch to recover from the previous night's activities (wink, wink); or just for anyone that likes a good burger :) Blue River Bistro - for the folks that like a classier lunch spot

Something for the Kids

If the kids are getting restless, take them to Epic Discovery at Peak 8 - it ain't cheap, but we hear the kids love it :)

Lake Dillon

Prefer water over dirt? Visit Lake Dillon in Frisco, CO (15 min drive from Breckenridge or there is a free shuttle). In addition to the obvious water activities (boating, paddling boarding, etc), there is a great paved path around the lake that you can bike/walk. And, of course, there's some sweet singletrack near there too.