Location: Breckenridge
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Top 7 Other Outdoor Activities in Breckenridge, Colorado (CO)
Once a mountain mining town decimated and nearly destroyed by river dredging, the surprisingly versatile Breckenridge has bounced back over the last century to become one of Colorado's top year round alpine getaways, with all-seasons activities galore. Restoration of the river area has led to the creation of pristine hiking trails and greenery in the summer months, but winter is the real draw. Skiers flock to the groomed slopes, chutes and bowls of Breckenridge Ski Resort by the million.
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1. Quandary Peak
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5.0 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By bethk708 - Grapevine, United States
This is an amazing hike. Not for beginners or small children. It took us about 3 hours to the top. It’s very steep at the top and rocky but well worth the views. Absolutely beautiful. Take water and a few snacks and of course a camera!!!!!!!!! You won’t be disappointed.
2. Mountain Nomads
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Unique 4x4 transportation throughout Colorado with unmatched amenities and local mountain knowledge. We specialize in getting your party to the best snow and ski conditions available. Sit back and relax in our mountain limo while we take care of the mountain driving for you.
3. Georgia Pass Road
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By JanetF725 - Highlands Ranch, United States
A lot of books/sites tell folks they can do these trails in a high clearance SUV. An experienced driver can, indeed navigate it just fine, but it is definitely harder than a dirt road. These passes are subject to constant barrages by Mother Nature, and conditions change each spring, depending on how the winter went. The local 4wd clubs do help to get it open in the spring, and remove obstacles, like fallen trees. Summer rains sometimes create ruts or muddy areas. The scenery is beautiful but make sure your equipment is in good shape and you know what you are getting into. Usually the local Forest Service office can give you updated info on trail conditions.
4. Mountain Angler
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By kpacemwe
Mountain Angler, along with guide Pierce Hite, gave us a day of fun, fly fishing and memories that we won't forget for quite some time! Never having a fly fishing rod in my hands, I can attest that Pierce had an infinite amount of patience and humor with us all. Weather and temperature, along with his great knowledge made this a day trip that we highly recommend to anyone - novice to experienced angler! Take the day and create some wonderful memories with this company, and hopefully Pierce!!
5. Tumble Bubbles
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4.5 based on 18 reviews
Established in 2011, Tumble Bubbles was created to provide a unique one-of-a-kind experience for kids of all ages. We are located in Summit County, Colorado, but welcome the opportunity to bring our extremely fun filled, adventurous bubbles to virtually any destination. Our tumble bubbles, also known as water walkers, human hamster balls, and zorbs can be used on land and in the water
6. Breckenridge Freeride Park
7. BreckTrecks - Guided Wildflower Hikes
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
