Rent a mountain or road bike and explore all that Breckenridge and Frisco have to offer! Reserve your bike ahead of time for discounted rates.
This is a cozy restaurant with awesome outdoor seating options. Be sure to catch them at happy hour for two-for-one martinis!
Another great bar and restaurant right off Main St Breckenridge. Pro tip: get the fries and a strawberry basil vodka infusion!
The sweetest crepe cart located right off Main St.
Another gem right off Main St. Breckenridge, enjoy a variety of wines and snack on cheese and meat boards.
This is a very easy 1.3 mile hike that ends in a beautiful reservoir. This is where we got engaged :)
This is a 1.0-mile easy hike loop where you can see the Breckenridge troll (a massive wooden sculpture)
This is one of the most picturesque views in Colorado. A very short hike (0.5 miles) will take you to the overlook, where you can see all of Lake Dillon with a sweeping mountain backdrop
The par-35 front nine is oriented around the path of the Snake River and the par-36 back nine winds through a lodgepole pine forest. Impressive elevation changes, variable bunkers, and water hazards combine to challenge golfers of all abilities. Add to that the magnificent views of snow-capped peaks and wildlife and it is easy to see that this is a golfing experience unlike any other. Five sets of tees range from 4,762 to 6,886 yards. Discount Code: WEDDING24
Staying for a longer weekend? Make sure to check out the Georgetown Loop Railroad for beautiful views and a historic mining town experience.
The Gold Pan Saloon has stood for over 140 years playing host to gunfights, outlasting Prohibition, and boasting the longest continuous liquor license west of the Mississippi. It's right off of Main St. and has great Western vibes!
Enjoy a free-tasting at the World's Highest Distillery. Bonus points if you stay for Happy Hour, their food and drinks are incredible.
Check out Boreas pass to do some leaf peeping! Boreas Pass is a stunning hour-long drive through filled with fall colors and mountain views. Cinders flying from the old narrow gauge railroad that chugged over Boreas Pass 100 years ago created forest fires that cleared the slopes and made way for vast groves of aspen trees.