Breckenridge & Continental Divide Explorer

Kick back, relax, and enjoy the stunning mountain scenery on this day trip from Denver to Breckenridge before you spend a few hours exploring the charming Victorian mountain town at your leisure. With plenty to offer beyond its iconic slopes, you can shop, grab elevated bites and drinks, ride the free gondola up the mountain, go sledding, take a snowy walk in the woods, and even visit the famous troll. The choices are yours! Along the way, we’ll visit the world-famous Red Rocks, cross over the Continental Divide, and stop for photo ops. The best part? We’ll drive! TOUR HIGHLIGHTS -Stop at the stunning Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre -Cross over the Continental Divide at 11,990 feet at Loveland Pass -Photo op at Sapphire Point Overlook overlooking the Dillon Reservoir -Visit the Breckenridge Troll, go sledding & explore town on your own BreckConnect Gondola is closed in May & Oct for elk migration • summer hours: 9a-6p (June-mid Sept) • winter hours: 8a-5:30p (mid Nov-mid April)

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Location: Denver

What's Included

Water refill - please bring reusable bottles
Local guide
Self guided hikes directly from Main St.
Sledding

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for kids on this tour? My 8-year-old is super adventurous!

A: There's no strict age limit for this experience! Families with kids are totally welcome. Just keep in mind that some of the activities, like sledding, are better enjoyed by kids who can handle a bit of physical activity and are comfortable with winter weather. Make sure to pack some warm clothes! Your 8-year-old will definitely have a blast exploring Breckenridge.

Q: How difficult is the hiking? I'm not in great shape.

A: The self-guided hikes from Main St. in Breckenridge are pretty chill! They're designed for all skill levels, so you don't need to be a pro hiker to enjoy them. Just take it at your own pace, and the views are stunning. Bring some water and snacks to keep your energy up!

Q: What happens if the weather is bad? Can we reschedule?

A: If the weather looks rough, the tour provider is usually pretty flexible with rescheduling. You'll definitely want to check in with Aspire Tours a day or two ahead of time. They generally prioritize safety and want you to have the best experience possible, so they'll help you figure it out if needed.

Discussions

Thinking of gifting the Breckenridge & Continental Divide Explorer!

Hey everyone! I'm considering giving this experience as a gift to my sister for her birthday. The idea of her exploring Breckenridge, riding the gondola, and seeing the troll sounds epic! I just want to make sure she’ll have enough time to enjoy everything. Anyone done this before? Thoughts?

Just got back from the Breckenridge tour and WOW!

I just did the Breckenridge & Continental Divide Explorer trip last week and it was seriously amazing! The views from Loveland Pass are out of this world. Plus, the little bit of time we had to explore Breckenridge was perfect for grabbing a drink and checking out the troll. Highly recommend it if you're on the fence!