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Summit County Colorado-
Breckenridge, Colorado was founded in 1860 during the height of the gold boom. The Breckenridge region produced the largest gold nugget in Colorado, a 13 pound nugget named "Tom's Baby" and now is one of the states largest historic districts. The town has preserved its Victorian past and has more than 100 buildings on the National Registry of Historic Places. The spirit of adventure that started with the gold rush still exists today!
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This Trip's Trip Master:
Sue and Harold “H.” Buchman
Sue and Harold “H.” Buchman, elected Innkeepers of the Year 2002 by DIOC, love to share their western brand of hospitality. They have also been known to sip a little wine with their guests and share inside tips about Colorado adventures.
The Trip Master's Inn:
Cattail Creek Inn B&B
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Summer at Breckenridge includes activities as varied as golf and tennis, horseback riding, white water rafting, fly fishing, gold mine tours, bicycling and hiking. Plan to attend the various music festivals that Breckenridge hosts throughout the summer including the National Repertory Orchestra and the Jazz and Blues festivals.
The Breckenridge ski resort opened on Peak 8 in 1961. Today the Breckenridge ski area is located on 4 uniquely different mountains with 138 trails serviced by 19 lifts. Summertime brings out the best at the resort with its "PEAK 8 FUN PARK", consisting of the Alpine Slide, chairlift rides to mountain biking & hiking, climbing walls, and many more activities.
Attractions | Breckenridge Accommodations
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