Breckenridge, Colorado
Directions
Breckenridge is two hours West of Denver.
A shuttle service is available directly to and from Denver as a potential alternative to rentals, as well as a free public “Main Street Trolley” that services a portion of Breckenridge.
The ceremony will take place on Boreas Pass. Further details and exact location will be updated at a later date.
Where to Stay
Hotels and Other Options
The reception will be hosted at Hotel Alpenrock. Guests may stay there, or choose from some other great locations in Breckenridge
Marriott’s Mountain Valley Lodge
655 Columbine Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 453-8500
557 Stan Miller Dr, Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 771-1017
400 4 O'Clock Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424
(800) 333-8833
550 Village Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 547-5550
What to Do
Activities in Breckenridge
Breckenridge is a beautiful town that offers many activities and places to explore. During peak fall foliage, expect the weather during the day to be in the 60s. Guests may need to acclimate to the elevation.
Eat & Drink
Restaurants:
Luigi’s pizza on the river, Crepes A La Cart, Aurum Food and Wine
Fall inspired beers and cocktails:
Breckenridge Distillery, Broken Compass, The Canteen Tap House and Tavern, Apres Handcrafter Libations, Kenoshas, Breckenridge Brewery, Blue River Bistro for Martinis, Rocky Mountain Underground (RMU) with rooftop bar
Play
Downtown Main Street shopping, attractions, boutiques, and art galleries
Biking
Horseback riding
Nightlife Dancing or Live Music at The Gold Pan Saloon, Cecilia’s Martini Bar and Nightclub, Molly Jacks, RMU, Broken Compass, and Burke and Riley’s Irish Pub
Ice skating at Stephan C. West Ice Arena
Free Main Street Trolley that takes you pretty much everywhere in town including trails and downtown
Explore
Hiking & Walking with Mountain Views
Easy:
Sawmill Reservoir - beautiful and easy walk with parking available or shuttle
Blue Lakes Trailhead - 20 minute drive out of Breckenridge. No hike required. Steep drive up but doable (even in our Prius). Upper and Lower Lake has two parking lots. You may even see some mountain goats!
Medium:
Spruce Creek Trail to Continental Falls to Mohawk Lake
Aspen Alley - you can start at Sawmill and hike up or you can drive/shuttle up Boreas Pass and walk down