Breckenridge Tours - Strange but True

A: Yes, this tour is not suitable for children under 8 years old. Since it might include some strange stories that could be scary or inappropriate for younger kids, it's best to stick to that age limit. I took my 10-year-old, and he loved it! Just be sure to check the weather too.

A: The tour length can vary, but it's usually around 1.5 to 2 hours long. Dress comfortably, and I’d recommend layers, especially since Breckenridge's weather can change quickly. You might be outside for part of it! Also, don't forget comfy shoes.

A: Yes, you can typically reschedule if the weather doesn’t cooperate. Just reach out to Breckenridge Tours directly, and they’re usually pretty accommodating about changing your date. I had to do this once, and they helped me find a new time without any issues.

Just got back from the Strange but True tour - it was awesome!

I did the Strange but True tour in Breckenridge last weekend and wow, what a thrill! The stories are so bizarre and fascinating, especially the one about the hidden tunnels under the town. Our guide was super engaging and made it feel like you were part of the history! I highly recommend it, but remember it's not suited for younger kids. Great for older teens or adults looking for something different!

Considering the Strange but True tour as a gift for my partner!

I’m thinking about getting the Strange but True tour in Breckenridge for my partner's birthday. They love history and unique stories! But I’m worried they might find it too spooky or something. Can anyone share how intense it really is? Are there any parts that are a little too creepy?