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Why You Should Visit Breckenridge this Shoulder Season

April 30, 2018Breckenridge, Denver International Airport, Hiking, Spring, Trip Planning, Weather

Shoulder season, otherwise known as “mud season” among locals, happens every spring and fall where the tourism in town slows down significantly. After the Breckenridge Ski Resort closes, not many venture to the Rockies until Memorial Day. Though summer may not be full blown in the mountains yet, there is plenty of sunshine, activities, and...

Colorado I-70 Travel Tips

March 28, 2018Holidays, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Trip Planning, Weather

Traveling to the mountains can be quite the daunting task, especially for the unprepared. Having to rent a car, predict the weather, dissect current construction closures, and gauge traffic conditions can be truly tolling after an already long day of air travel. Having all of these things in mind, the hands down the best travel...

January 2018 Colorado Ski Resort Snow Update

January 18, 2018Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone, Ski Area Info, Trip Planning, Vail, Weather, Winter

January 2018 Colorado Ski Resort Snow Update The lack of snow this holiday season has not caused a lack in shredding the mountains for us here in the Summit County and Vail Valley areas. The resorts are making some serious progress, opening trails and lifts to get you flying down the slopes. Some of the biggest highlights...

Winter Car Prep

November 20, 2016Road Conditions, Trip Planning, Weather

When it comes to winter preparations for any vehicle, safety is number one. It’s extremely important that you take necessary precautions for your vehicle for adverse weather. Preparations for winter include everything from regular maintenance and upkeep, to a new set of tires and tools to deal with ice. Here are some tips on how...

SKI Magazine Top Western Ski Resorts

October 6, 2016Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone, Ski Area Info, Vail, Weather

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...

How to Save Big on your Ski or Snowboard Trip

August 26, 2016Denver International Airport, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Ski Area Info, Trip Planning, Weather

When someone says “ski trip”, one of the first things that pop into your mind will be resort towns – with resort prices. However, it is possible to have your dream vacation in the mountains without breaking the bank! With just a few tips from Peak 1, you’ll have fun on the slopes without worry. ...

Things to Know When Hiking Your First Fourteener

August 14, 2016Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Events & Activities, Hiking, Trip Planning, Weather

The state of Colorado has a total of fifty-three 14ers. Fourteeners are any mountain above 14,000 feet – or 46.6 football fields! If part of your Colorado adventure includes summiting one of these beautiful peaks, we’ve got you covered. One of the most important parts of these treks is preparation. Make sure to bring the essentials. Sturdy shoes or hiking...

An Inside Look at the New Suburbans From Peak1Express

March 17, 2016Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Copper, Denver International Airport, Fall, Holidays, Keystone, Private Shuttle Service, Road Conditions, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Trip Planning, Vail, Weather

Are you planning a get-away to the mountains or a family vacation for spring break? Our new private Suburban SUVs provide classiness and comfort while you enjoy incredible views of the Colorado Rockies as we bring you to your mountain destination or to the Denver International Airport. Peak1Express’ Suburban SUVs fit 6 people and have ample...

Driving Tips for Winter Conditions

December 19, 2015Road Conditions, Shuttle & Transportation Info, Trip Planning, Weather

Colorado is a state that has had its fair share of winter storms and is pretty well equipped for whatever Mother Nature throws at it. Visitors, however, who come to Colorado for an adventurous ski trip should be aware of the road laws surrounding Colorado travel. Those who are looking to play in the mountains...

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How to Plan a Colorado Winter Vacation for Non Skiers in 2018