Travel

Travel Note

Omaha > Breckenridge

From Omaha, driving is the easiest way to get to Breckenridge! It takes about 8 1/2 hours to get from Omaha to Breckenridge. If being on the road all day isn't your thing, flights from Omaha to Denver are available! From Denver International Airport you can rent a car and drive the rest of the way (about two hours) to Breckenridge. If you don't want to drive at all Colorado Mountain Express offers airport to hotel transportation for about $66 each way.

Travel Note

Stores Nearby

If you realize you've forgotten something or just want to stop and grab some snacks on the way into Breckenridge there are a few options. Driving to Breck, you'll exit I-70 at Silverthorne to head south. While passing by Silverthorne there is a Target (this one is for you, Sara) and a large outlet mall. Once you are headed south after exiting the interstate you'll pass through Frisco on the way to Breckenridge. Frisco has a Walmart, Whole Foods, and Natural Grocers for some more food options. Frisco also has a cute downtown area with shops and restaurants if you are looking for another little town to explore! Breckenridge does also have plenty of shops and restaurants but not a large chain grocer so it might be worth a stop in Silverthorne or Frisco on your way in.

Hotel

The Lodge at Breckenridge

The Lodge at Breckenridge sits at over 10,000 feet overlooking the Breckenridge ski resort. In addition to the 45 guest rooms there are also two private three-bedroom cabins adjacent to the hotel available for rent. Mention you're attending the Jackman/Ballard wedding for 10% off your room! The Lodge offers the following amenities: - Complimentary Breakfast - Shuttle service to downtown Breckenridge - Dog-friendly accommodations - Complimentary high speed WiFi - On-site Alpine Spa – services including massage, body scrubs, mini-facials, and reflexology - Traverse Restaurant and Bar - Complimentary on-site parking - Fitness center and outdoor hot tubs

House Or Rental

VRBO or AirBnB

There are an abundance of rental properties in the Breckenridge area.