With warming temperatures and longer days, summer is not to far off. After a long and coldish winter, most of Colorado is ready for spring when it does decide to show up. However, it is always a little bittersweet to hang up your skis or snowboard for the year. With that said spring skiing can be...Read More

Traveling in general can be overwhelming for some people. Having to remember all the little details can be almost too much to deal with, which is why the added stress of renting a car for your ski trip is a thing of the past. With the decreased popularity of car rentals and the increased popularity of...Read More

Spending the Christmas holiday in Breckenridge, CO? It’s hard to think of a better place to celebrate Christmas! Here are a few things to do in and around Breckenridge for the holidays. Frisco Wassail Days in Frisco, CO is a great celebration of all things winter and the holidays. Wassail, a hot spiced cider, will be...Read More

Let’s jump right into the fun. Our local resorts play host to a ton of great events. Here are a few can’t miss winter events: The Hartford Ski Spectacular is starting the list as one of the nation’s largest winter sports festivals for people with disabilities. With 800 registered participants each year, this week of ski...Read More

Here it is – middle of November and Colorado is lacking something that we are usually used to seeing by now…….SNOW! I’m sure, like myself, most of the skiers and snowboarders around the state are starting to get a little worried. There aren’t many things that keep a carefree ski bum up at night, but...Read More

November is here and with that comes some exciting start of the season events all over the Rockies. Whether you are looking to hit the slopes or enjoy a nice evening with the family, Colorado has an event for you this November. World’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition  Beaver Creek | November 23rdEach year Beaver...Read More

Now that snow is falling around the west, skiing and snowboard seems to occupy your thoughts more and more as the temperatures fall. For the powder hounds and park rats alike, the fall is truly anxiety ridden with dreams of endless powder runs and big freestyle booters. The worry of a dry winter always looms in the...Read More

As the mountains begin to freeze and snow becomes more and more frequent you know ski season is right around the corner. The end of August brought cool air and high moisture that gave Breckenridge its first couple of blankets for the season. Although the snow did melt within 3-5 days, you can’t help but...Read More

Planning any kind of trip or outing for a large group can be a difficult task. Planning a group ski trip for a bunch of people, however, can prove to be very stressful and time-consuming. It’s not just about picking the location, planning how to get there and finding the perfect lodging. Planning a ski...Read More

Fall in the Rocky Mountains… leaves begin to change, temperatures begin to drop and the crisp cool air starts to smell of winter. If you are like most other outdoor enthusiasts who visit or live here in mountains, then it’s likely you will want to squeeze as many outdoor activities in before the snow flies. One...Read More