• Location:
• • 435 N. Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424
  • 500 Village Road, Breckenridge, CO 80424
• Hours: Daily, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Rental Cost:
  • Single Day Rental- $25
  • Multi-Day Rental- $20/day

• Location:
• • BlueSky Breckenridge: 42 Snowflake Dr, Breckenridge, CO 80424
  • Main Street Station: 505 S. Main St. Unit C8, Breckenridge, CO 80424
  • Marriott’s Mountain Valley Lodge: 655 Columbine Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424
• Hours: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
• Rental Cost: $25 per day. Currently offering a 30% discount for $17.50 per day.

• Location: 203 N. Main St, Breckenridge, CO 80424
• Hours: Daily, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Rental Cost:
  • Single Day
    • Walk-in: $27
    • Online: $21.60
  • 2-5 Days
    • Walk-in $25
    • Online: $20
  • 6+ Days
    • Walk-in: $23
    • Online: $18.40

• Location: 324 N. Main Street
• Hours: Daily, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
• Rental Cost: $16 daily, $13.50 multi-day (3+)

Check with the Activities team at your resort for snowshoe rental availability! Rentals are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Grand Colorado on Peak 8: $25

Grand Lodge on Peak 7: $25

Grand Timber Lodge: Rentals available at Christy Sports!

Sallie Barber Mine Trail is an easy 2.8-mile trail with minimal elevation gain making it a great family trail. The trail leads through forest to the Sallie Barber Mine where visitors can see mining equipment. This is a heavily-trafficked trail.

Peaks Trail is a heavily-trafficked trail that leads from near the Northside of Grand Lodge on Peak 7 all the way to Frisco. The entire duration of the trail is 15.3 miles, but you can hike for as long (or short) as you choose! The trail leads through forest with some beautiful overlooks.

Iowa Hill is a shorter, but steeper trail located off of Airport Road. The trail is only 0.7 miles long leading through the forest to mining equipment and structures. This is a great trail to see the mining history of Breckenridge!

Gold Hill is a 2.90 mile out and back trail located off of Highway 9 on your way into town. With minimal elevation gain, this trail is rated as easy! Gold Hill trail wanders through the forest, leading to beautiful vistas of the Tenmile Range and Lake Dillon.

Sawmill Reservoir is a Breckenridge classic, especially for those staying at Grand Timber Lodge. Easily accessed from the property, this easy trail is 1.3 miles in length and leads to a lake. Keep in mind there is no parking at this trailhead, but it can be accessed from Grand Timber or via bus. A great alternative for a day off of skiing!

Little French Gulch Trail is moderately challenging at a length of 4.8 miles. The trail starts at the end of French Gulch Road, following alongside a creek towards Mount Guyot. Little French is a great place to find some serenity.

The Breckenridge Recreation path is a groomed trail that weaves through Breckenridge following the Blue River. The rec path would be a great option for beginner snowshoers who do not want to venture into the backcountry. You’ll see recreationists of every kind- from cross-country skiers to fat bikers to snowshoers!

B&B to Reiling Dredge to Minnie Mine is a 2.90-mile loop. This trail is moderately-challenging. Snowshoers will experience some amazing scenery along with some mining relics. This trail would be a good option for those snowshoers open for a little bit more of a challenge!

Join Breckenridge History for a guided snowshoe hike to explore this mining history of the area!

Gold Mine and Dredge Boat Hike

Explore the Golden Horseshoe, one of Colorado’s most fertile mining regions and home to dozens of early mining operations.

• Fridays at 10:00 a.m.
• $25 per adult, $15 per child

Self-Guided Snowshoe Adventure

Navigate marked trails on your own Self-Guided Adventure anytime from 9am – 4 pm daily.  Reservations are not required for self-guided snowshoeing.

Guided Snowshoe Adventures

Guided Snowshoe Adventures offers an incredible history of Breckenridge and the surrounding area.  Each guide will give you a unique interpretive experience with information on Summit County, Colorado’s local ecology and history. These adventures are more than just a snowshoe hike – they’re an experience to be enjoyed from beginning to end.

Guided Group Snowshoe Adventures

Group tours are scheduled daily at 10:30am and 12:30pm. These snowshoe tours last 1 and 1/4 hours and will be a maximum group size of 8. These tours will traverse the Cucumber Gulch Preserve and are a great way to meet new people and maybe find a snowshoe buddy for another day.

Guided Private Adventures 

Private Adventures are a great way for our friendly and knowledgeable guides to customize the experience for your needs. For those new to snowshoeing and the mountain environment, a personalized guided tour is a gentle way to have a soft adventure, explore and discover the mountains while our guide helps you learn new skills to go out on your own.  Private Adventures are a great way for individuals, families, and private groups to get the most out of their winter experience.  Guides are very knowledgeable about the alpine environment, local wildlife, and mining history and are eager to share their love of the area with you

Jessie Mill Guided Snowshoe Tour

Explore one of our iconic mining structures in the Golden Horseshoe — the Jessie Mill. Our experienced guides highlight the rich mining history of the area as well as our local wildlife. This two-hour tour on gently rolling terrain is appropriate for families and children, ages 7 and up and those new to snowshoeing and/or high altitude. Price includes trail pass fee. Rentals are available for half price.

Full Moon Snowshoe Tour

Experience the great outdoors in the light of the full moon! Let our experienced guides lead you on a wild adventure, sharing stories of our historical and natural environment. The fee includes snowshoes and headlamps. Post-tour, we return to the Clubhouse for socializing and a light snack. Available for ages 10+.

One of our local non-profit organizations, Friends of Dillon Ranger District, offers guided snowshoe tours as part of their educational outreach programs. These events are free and open to the public! Keep an eye on the FDRD events calendar for guided snowshoeing throughout the season.

• Twilight Snowshoe Tour: March 15
• Iconic Hike Into Mayflower Gulch: March 29
• Life Atop The Rockies: April 5