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Whether or not there’s snow on the slopes, Breckenridge offers an abundance
of fantastic outdoor pursuits, from the active to the relaxing.
What to do:
Spend a day hiking or fishing, or enjoy some late-season spring
skiing. Linger over a meal with a view and explore the town’s art galleries — you
can even release your inner artist during a hands-on workshop.
Where to do it:
Whether you’re taking a chairlift or using foot power to
explore the nearby peaks, the 9,600-foot-high town of Breckenridge is the per-
fect basecamp for fresh-air fun. When it’s time to dine, snag a table at the
Victorian-inspired Hearthstone Restaurant and soak up the sweeping mountain
landscape of Tenmile Range. And for a gallery stroll, the downtown Arts District
offers plenty to peruse.
Why go now:
To enjoy the best of both worlds. If your visit coincides with
a seasonal snowstorm, you’ll be cutting a swath through exquisite fresh pow-
der. And if the weather is warmer, having an afternoon picnic in a town park
offers quite the consolation prize.
Insider’s tip:
A visit to the Breckenridge Welcome Center on Main Street is
an absolute must. It’s home to a 19th-century log cabin and multimedia displays
covering the town’s history.
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