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Occasionally when traveling, I experience a moment of “I should just move here.” That’s when I know I truly love a location. Breckenridge is one of those places. Unfortunately a lot of people share my view and it can be very crowded. My recommendation is to find a house just outside the city. Your experience will be more peaceful and relaxing. Of course, if you’re here just for the amazing skiing, then a ski in / ski out condo is the way to go.

Staff very friendly and helpful. Most runs are great! Restaurants, outdoor dining areas, chairlifts use and washrooms all cleverly adapted for Covid precautions. Those who were not wearing their masks were promptly told to do so. Very refreshing.

The house was very nice and the views were breath taking but be absolutely sure that your vehicle has tires that will accommodate the snow. Your vehicle will slip and slide and won't make it up the mountain

Breckinridge was lovely. The small business owners were gracious, accommodating and just lovely people. We frequented the oxygen spa, the small restaurants, the chain restaurants, all were lovely with fantastic food and service. The City Market employees however continuously came over the loud speaker boasting and thanking each other for a job well done while rudely yelling at customers over the loud speaker and lacking hugely in the Customer service department. Barking orders, unnecessary commands at customers refusing to help locate items, or clean up spilled items on their conveyor belts. One even complained that we, the tourist were there to pollute their parks and destroy their clean streams of water. We went to the market three different times for necessary items and got the same response and experience each time. The positive was the market was very stocked with everything one would need.

Breckenridge is a beautiful town with plenty of shops and restaurants. There are endless nearby trails to hike, bikes to rent, off-roading motor sports and much more. I could have stayed an entire month and never ran out of new things to do and places to see. The Blue Moose has a great breakfast and the Irish Pub has amazing burgers and sandwiches. We rented dirt bikes from Vail Extreme Rentals and an ATV from Fun For You Rent Inc. in Frisco. Both were great fun! The trail to Mohawk lake was a beautiful, moderately difficult hike. The Troll was an easy stroll and a unique work of art. Driving through Breckenridge and Frisco was a bit slow at times due to construction and finding parking isn't fun when the town is packed. Overall, we had a great time.

Breckenridge was a wonderful place for enjoying fall foliage, which was the purpose of our trip. We stayed 4 nights (9/23-26) and enjoyed several beautiful scenic drives in the area – French Gulch Road, Boreas Pass, Guanella Pass, Kenosha Pass, Vail Pass, Hoosier Pass, Frisco, Top pf the Rockies, West Elk Loop, and others. The aspens were in their full glory and the weather was perfect. The village of Breckenridge was quiet during the week but filled on the weekend. There were lots of shops and restaurants and some streets were closed to allow more outdoor dining. We had amazing fresh Rocky Mountain red trout at Kenosha Grill and enjoyed it again at South Ridge Seafood. Overall Breckenridge had a great vibe and we enjoyed it more than the villages at Aspen or Snowmass, although the aspens in that area may have been even more impressive. There is a free bus that runs throughout the area, and during ski season there are shuttles from the various lodgings. The town had a mandatory mask order and almost everyone showed respect for others by wearing one. Restaurants and shops had hand sanitizer available.