Happily Ever After Begins Here.

OFF-ROAD SEGWAY TOURS
Visit the Ski Hill Smokehouse BBQ and try the house-smoked
brisket and ribs. Also featuring a fresh salad station and a
kids menu so the whole family is covered! Grab and Go
items are made fresh daily and the Coffee Bar serves
Starbucks coffee, espresso, fresh squeezed lemonade,
cocktails and a rotating beer on draft.
Our friendly guides will lead you up the mountain on unpaved
trails for a 2 hour (approximate) adventure while discussing local
history, the surrounding environment and the furry creatures that
live nearby. Segway riders must be at least 14 years old and weigh
at least 100lbs. Riders 14 and 15 years old must be accompanied
by an adult.
THE on-mountain après hot spot
TBar offers full service lunch and happy hour. Try the
Parmesan truffle steak fries or new chorizo-beef burger.
Join us for happy hour daily starting at 3pm and check out
cool summer drinks like the Blueberry Press and delicious
Rum Runner. Live entertainment Friday-Sundays, check
Breckenridge.com for more info.
MOUNTAIN BIKE TOURS
Your family-friendly mountain bistro
Prepare for a true mountain adventure! Get to know our trails with
the safety of an experienced guide. This 2.5 hour lesson will open
up the possibility of many adventures in our spectacular mountain
environment! Ages 6 & up.
Sevens serves lunch and dinner daily 11am-9pm and daily
happy hour. Enjoy the best views and outdoor dining in
Breck! Sevens features a stone pizza oven and brunch
Saturdays and Sundays at 9am with a massive Bloody
Mary bar. Don’t miss dog-friendly “Yappy Hour” every
Friday beginning June 19 from 3-6pm.
EXPERIENCE THE
TENMILE FLYER ZIPLINE
Located on Peak 8
Breckenridge...
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Begins Here.
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4x4 OFF-ROAD TOURS
LIVES HERE!
Fresh and homemade favorites
Take an adventure with one of our 4x4 off-road tours! Ride
with up to 7 people in our open-air safari style 4x4 vehicles.
This 1.5 hour ride will give you spectacular views from the
top of the TenMile Range.
SUMMER
BRECKENRIDGE GUIDED ACTIVITIES - Reservations recommended: 970.453.5000
2015 Fun Park & Biking Map
ON-MOUNTAIN DINING
GUIDED HIKES
Experience the mountain in a whole new way! Take a
2 hour hike with a guide and you’ll learn about native
wildflowers and wildlife as well as Breck’s wild history.
Difficulty: easy, ages 5 & up.
ON-MOUNTAIN SUMMER DAY CAMP
GUARANTEE YOUR EXPERIENCE
Stay at an official Breck property
Get ready for a summer of fun,
nature and discovery at the Breck
Summer Day Camp. Kids will
gain valuable outdoor skills while
participating in activities centered
around science, nature, crafts,
imagination and more!
Half-day or full-day available,
weekdays only, June 13 - August 22;
ages 5 - 12 welcome. Register your
kids at least 48 hours in advance
by calling 970.453.5000.
BreckResorts.com
Call or check rates online for the latest deals: 800.846.3151
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breckenridge.com
Fun Park Hours: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Free Gondola Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tickets required for Bike Haul
*Map not to scale. Attraction locations may vary. Not all attractions may be shown.
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HIKE AND BIKE ON DESIGNATED TRAILS ONLY. OBEY ALL POSTED SIGNS AND CLOSURES. REPORT ANY INJURIES OR FIRE DANGERS IMMEDIATELY. EMERGENCY NUMBER: 970.496.7298
Fun Park Hours: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm
Free Gondola Hours: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tickets required for Bike Haul
BRECKENRIDGE BIKE MAP
Caution
Not all trails are checked or cleared on a continual basis. Notify Bike Patrol if you see an
obstacle or hazard on the trail. 970.453.5000.
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of Vail Resorts
Official Soft Drink
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LATEST GEAR, MOUNTAIN BIKE
RENTALS OR TUNING?
BreckenridgeSports.com
Official Communications
Provider
Located on Peak 8
& 127 S. Main Street
970.455.0215
Official Beer
CHARGE YOUR WIRELESS DEVICE
Official Uniform
A complimentary charging station for wireless devices is
available at the following location:
SKI HILL GRILL
Official Card
Official Snack
Official Camera
Official Rental Car
Official Coffee
Peak 9
No Lift Access
Official Sock
Official Helmet, Goggles
and Sunglasses
Official Wine & Sparkling
All dogs must
be leashed.
BRECKENRIDGE MOUNTAIN TRAILS
WHIRL .5 mile – A fun introduction to wide singletrack with rollers and berms.
PIONEER 3.8 miles – A mix of a singletrack and mountain road ending with a smooth
wide singletrack leading to the Fun Park.
SWINGER 4.0 miles – Cruise top to bottom on graded singletrack.
EDGE TRAIL .4 miles – A short, fun route between Frosty’s and Swinger with great views
of the valley, this trail offers a slight climb on a singletrack across steep terrain.
BREAKAWAY .2 miles – This mid-mountain connection between Dwight’s and Swinger,
offers a gentle singletrack across steep terrain.
WANDERER 3.7 miles – A rolling, cross-country trail that leads to The Village at Breck
at the base of Peak 9. Please stop if you encounter riders on horseback.
SAWMILL 1.0 miles – Follows the valley between Peak 8 and Peak 9. Take the mountain
SAFETY INFORMATION
Fire Danger
Adequate Clothing
Sun Protection
Lift Safety
Smoking is prohibited on lifts and on the mountain and is only allowed in designated smoking areas.
Report fires immediately via cell or on-mountain emergency phones.
The sun’s rays are much more intense at altitude. Sunscreen is recommended with a sun protection
factor of 15 or higher as well as eye protection.
Lightning and Thunderstorms
Afternoon thunderstorms are common in the mountains. Take proper precautions when you see or
hear a storm developing: seek shelter, keep off ridgelines and stay clear of chairlift houses, lift towers, power lines, open spaces, lone trees and signposts. Lifts may close on occasion, causing delays.
High-Altitude Environment
If you live at a lower elevation, you may tire more easily. Take it easy at first, plan short trips until
you are acclimated and drink plenty of water. Some visitors may experience symptoms associated
with Breck’s high altitude. Symptoms may include headaches, nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite,
restless sleep, coughing and difficulty in breathing. If symptoms persist or if you have a concern
about your health, you should seek medical attention.
Be aware, mountain weather changes quickly and there is usually at least a 10 degree temperature
difference from the bottom to the top of the lifts. Bring a raincoat and consider a sweater or fleece.
Under Colorado law, you cannot board a lift unless you have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and
knowledge to negotiate or to use such lift safely or until you have asked for and received information
sufficient to enable you to use the lift safely. You may not use a lift when under the influence of drugs
or alcohol. Please lower the bar when riding lifts.
Weather and Terrain
YOU ASSUME THE RISK of unpredictable weather, as well as rugged, uneven, irregular and slippery
conditions.
Multi-Use
Be aware that trails and roads on Breckenridge mountain are used for many purposes during the summer.
Mountain bikes, hikers, horses, motorized vehicles, construction equipment and others may be
encountered at any time.
Construction Warning
You may encounter construction equipment,
maintenance vehicles or other heavy machinery at
any time. Always be cautious and obey posted signs
and warnings.
Mountain Biking
Stay in control at all times. Helmets and sturdy shoes with good tread are recommended at all times.
Child carriers or tow-behind bikes are not permitted and all bikes must have two working brakes. All loose
clothing, bags or packs should be firmly secured so they do not interfere with the bicycle’s moving parts.
Mountain bikers must always yield to other non-motorized trail users. Should you encounter hikers or
horses on any trail, you must yield the right-of-way. Ride on designated trails only and obey all posted
signs and warnings. Failure to do so may result in lift ticket and/or pass revocation.
Wildlife
Do not litter or feed wildlife. Hikers rarely encounter bears but if you do, please remain calm and
back away slowly. Breckenridge Ski Resort asks that everyone is cautious and respectful of wildlife.
roads or town trails to the base of Peak 9
PROSPECTOR 1 mile – A short but steep singletrack that leads to the road and
SAVE UP TO 35%
then takes you down to The Village at the base of Peak 9.
GAME TRAIL 3.5 miles – A long fun trail winding its way down through the trees.
A great trail for your first Black Diamond experience.
DWIGHT’S 2.6 miles – Winding singletrack offering some banked corners, rocky
descents and narrow routes through the trees.
FROSTY’S 1.8 miles – A steep fun descent that connects to Wanderer. Climb back to
We Know Our Gear Like the
Back of Our Mountains
Peak 8 or follow Wanderer to the base of Peak 9.
MOUNTAIN ROADS – Roads are not maintained for biking, vehicles and construction
equipment may be encountered.
HIKING TRAILS – 1.7 Miles of constructed trails through our high alpine bowls.
BIKE
STAND UP PADDLE
LIFESTYLE
DEMOS
OFF I-70 & HWY 9 / FRISCO, CO
SERVICE
Epic Promise harnesses the passion of Vail Resorts employees, guests and community members
in creating a more promising future for generations to come through sustainable and communityminded efforts. Each year, Vail Resorts supports numerous programs including:
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235 Non-Profifts: With over $7 million contributed annually
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Energy reduction: We’ve hit 10% and pledge to reduce another 10% by 2020
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Forest health: We’ve raised more than $3.5 million through
Vail Resorts’ guest donation program
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Volunteering: Donating 20,000 company-sponsored hours annually
Waste: Breckenridge recycled or repurposed 444,247 pounds of
material in 2014, diverting it from the landfill to create new products.
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Learn more at epicpromise.com
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