Breckenridge Winter Travel Guide

Thanks to Breckenridge’s central location, there are a number of incredible destinations
within a short shuttle ride away. So, get out there and explore. You’re
bound to discover something amazing on your adventures!
ARAPAHOE BASIN: Arapahoe Basin has
the highest skiable terrain in North America
with a summit elevation of more than
13,000 feet above sea level. Of its 109
trails, 60% are rated as advanced or
expert. There are 960 skiable acres and
the resort receives an average of 350
inches of snow per year. It’s accessible
via the Summit Stage bus and it has the
longest ski and ride season, sometimes
with Closing Day happening in June.
VAIL: If you want to spend some time in
Vail, a number of private shuttles are
available. Vail is the largest ski resort in
Colorado with 5,289 skiable acres. It has
193 trails and it receives an average of
354 inches of snow every year. In addition
to great skiing, Vail is also well-known
for its world-class shopping and dining
options. The base areas are bustling,
beautiful, and full of fun opportunities for
every member of your group.
BEAVER CREEK: Beaver Creek is located
west of Vail and is also accessible via
private shuttle. It has 1,832 skiable acres
and 150 trails, 64% of which are rated as
either intermediate or advanced. The
resort receives an average of 325 inches
of annual snowfall. The base areas features
a number of upscale boutiques and
gourmet restaurants. And, as an added
bonus, the resort serves free chocolate
chip cookies every day at 3 p.m.