A Breckenridge Getaway
Last week, we spent a few days up in Breckenridge, Colorado (aka Breck), a ski community less than three hours away from my house. The town got its start when prospectors came for the Pikes Peak Gold Rush in 1859 and discovered placer gold deposits along the Blue River. These days, Breck has a population of about 4,500 at an elevation of 9,600 feet. In my humble opinion, the Colorado ski towns are more fun and more beautiful in the summer--not to mention less crowded and with better weather. And, in Breck's case, free gondola and parking.
Some of the many things we enjoyed:
Some of the many things we enjoyed:
The picturesque town |
Friendly dogs |
Historic cemetery |
Summer sled dog ride |
Alpine coaster |
Renting a boat on Lake Dillon |
Lots of good food |
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My name is Jane and I'm with Dwellable.
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