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Beyond the Trail: Join the Movement to Preserve our Beloved National Forests

July 3, 2019Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Trip Planning

By: Tom Koehler – Sustainable Hiker Summit County local, Tom Koehler, has helped care for Colorado’s outdoors for years as a volunteer with outdoor stewardship organizations including Friends of the Dillon Ranger District and many others. Now, he has founded Sustainable Hiker to inspire others to care for the health and sustainability of water and...

Transportation Options for Red Rocks Concerts

July 3, 2019Events & Activities, Private Shuttle Service, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Summer, Trip Planning

So, are you thinking of going down to Red Rocks this summer for the awesome music lineup or perhaps to check a movie on the rocks? Most likely the answer is yes! Have you thought about the different ways to get down there to enjoy the evening? Well here are a few options for getting...

When do the Colorado Pass Roads Open?

June 28, 2019Road Conditions, Summer, Trip Planning

By: Evan Dighe Driving through the high Rockies is an unforgettable experience for tourists and natives alike. Anybody who has been to the Colorado Rockies will tell you why Colorado is one of America’s top road tripping destination. Every summer, millions of people will come to enjoy the fantastic sights, sounds, and smells of the...

The Guide to Vail and Beaver Creek Airport Transportation

April 28, 2019Beaver Creek, Denver International Airport, Edwards, Trip Planning, Vail

Looking to come out to the mountains for an incredible ski/ snowboard vacation? How about for some of the best hiking and mountain biking in the United States? Denver airport is just 3 hours from Vail Valley. There are many options for transportation. We’re here to break it all down…the pros and cons of getting...

Two Incredible Family Resorts in Summit County for Spring Break Vacation

March 5, 2019Breckenridge, CO Blog, Keystone, Ski Area Info, Spring, Summit County, Trip Planning

While Spring Break for many families means palm trees, sandy beaches, and poolside bars; for us Coloradans, we would rather uncrowded ski runs, long snowy slopes under the sun, and relaxing Après drinks after a day of skiing. Spring Break in the mountains is an experience like none other. There’s nothing quite like enjoying all...

7 Steps to Avoiding Spring Traffic on Colorado’s I-70

February 26, 2019CO Blog, Road Conditions, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Ski Area Info, Trip Planning, Weather

Few places are as beautiful as Colorado is in the spring! As the snow starts to melt off the peaks and the rivers start flowing, the mountains become a sight that must be seen. Nothing is as enjoyable as going deep into Colorado’s nature in spring, and while there is plenty of nature for everybody,...

37th Annual Burton U·S·Open Snowboarding Championships returns to Vail

February 6, 2019Beaver Creek, Edwards, Events & Activities, Ski Area Info, Trip Planning, Vail, Vail Valley

The 2019 Burton US Open Snowboarding Championships are returning once again to Vail Resort. This year some of the best of the best in Snowboarding talent will be competing in the Halfpipe and Slopestyle. There are plenty of activities to see on the hill and off the hill. Check out the schedule below! MONDAY, FEBRUARY...

Expect on a Shared Shuttle from DIA to the Mountains

January 31, 2019Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, CO Blog, Copper, Denver International Airport, Eagle County Regional Airport, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Silverthorne, Summit County, Trip Planning

Whether it’s your very first time to the mountains, or even if you are just coming back home to a more familiar elevation, then that turn from Denver on I-70 that opens up to the Rocky Mountains is always a majestic sight. The view of the massive Rockies from Denver is truly something to behold. It happens to be much easier to behold this incredible sight when...

How to Avoid the I-70 Traffic Heading to Colorado’s Mountain Towns

January 30, 2019Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Copper, Copper Mountain, Denver International Airport, Dillon, Edwards, Frisco, Holidays, Keystone, Private Shuttle Service, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Silverthorne, Trip Planning, Vail

Why is I-70 so busy? There is one main highway to get travelers from Denver to the beautiful Rocky Mountain towns, and there are many travelers trying to get there. It’s a two-lane highway at high elevation with unpredictable and harsh weather conditions. I-70 passes through the continental divide at the Eisenhower Tunnel. At this...

The Friday before the close of sculpting, teams work through the night to complete their masterpieces, each constructed from a 12-foot-tall, 20-ton block of Colorado snow.

Plan Your Trip to Breckenridge, Colorado for the 2019 International Snow Sculpture Championships starting on Monday

January 16, 2019Breckenridge, Festivals, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Trip Planning, Winter

Best winter event in Breckenridge The 29th annual International Snow Sculpture Championships Jan 21-30, 2019 During the Snow Sculpture Championships, 16 teams from around the world hand-carve 25-ton blocks of snow into enormous, intricate works of art. Artists are only allowed to use hand tools, creativity and inspiration to bring their visions to life....

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