Breckenridge has been the most popular American resort for British skiers for many years and you'll soon see why. Firstly, the high altitude and consistent snow record guarantees great skiing all season. Plus, there's a great mix of skiing for all abilities and the additional 165 acres of terrain at the base of Peak 7, which opened 3 seasons back, is particularly popular. What's more, all of our accommodation is very close to the base of Peak 9 and the lively attractions of Main Street - so you get the best of both worlds - skiing and après-ski!

Getting Around:
There is a FREE shuttle bus running to Keystone and for a nominal local charge there is a shuttle that runs to Vail. In Breckenridge FREE shuttles run late into the night.

Star Attractions:
High Altitude Resort
Great Snow Record
Extensive Choice of Bars, Restaurants and Shops - from Burgers to Fine Dining
Great Party Town
America's Most Popular Resort for British Skiers

Snowboarding:
Terrain-park: 4

Snow Stats:
Annual snowfall: 300 inches (761cm)
Snowmaking: 25%

Mountain Stats:
Base elevation: 9,600ft (2,925m)
Summit elevation: 12,988ft (3,958m)
Vertical drop: 3,388ft (1,033m)
Ski area: 2,208 acres (894 ha)
Number of trails: 139
Longest run: 18,368ft (5,600m)

Slopes Access:
Number of lifts: 27
2 high-speed chair, 6 high-speed quads, 1 triple, 6 double chairs, 5 surface lifts and 7 carpet lifts.

Breckenridge is a great destination for those seeking a lively après-ski scene. Happy hours and live entertainment await those returning from the slopes and there are stacks of restaurants to choose from when you've had your fill of early-evening drinks. Sample the atmosphere of the traditional Wild West bars, you could even try your hand at line dancing!

Over 100 wonderful restaurants and bars in colourful downtown Breckenridge! Prices start from US$10 for a good main course. • Café Alpine, Mi Casa, Steak and Rib, Blue River and Briar Rose.