Children's museum in Breckinridge located behind Main Street. Such a cute place to let your littles…read morerun and burn off some energy! Lots of different activities: tot spot, experiment area, puppet show, acting stage, bear cave, construction zone, wind tunnel, mountain top medical center, bridge to fish off of, light lab and so much more. They sell snacks and drinks there too. You can come and go throughout the day. We took our 1 year old. She had so much fun! I think this place could be good for kids up to 8 yrs old ish.

Emma was amazing She was so welcoming and helpful. My…read morenieces, 5 and 9 years old had the best time at the Explorium. It was the perfect combination of hands on science, imaginative play and art. They both loved the helicopter. I feel like not many people know about this hidden gem.

Cool and educational museum right in the heart of Breckenridge. Very interesting to learn about the…read morelife of Barney Ford and free! If you have time to check out this museum while exploring the town I suggest it because it was definitely worth it and we had a great time!

This place was just my first glimpse into the life of Barney Ford, whom I'd never heard about…read morebefore. After the tour I went and learned more about his fascinating life by watching the PBS special.

Saturday walking in Downtown Breckinridge on an unseasonably warm spring day. Three-year-old in tow…read moreneeded to use the bathroom and we were sent here. While he used the bathroom, we looked around the Welcome Center. I wanted to pick up a $2 little pamphlet which shared information about the historic homes along Main Street but no cash is accepted and I didn't feel like putting $2 on my debit card so I didn't get the pamphlet. Oh well, we're still walking down Main Street. Museum was closed.

Cool museum about the history of Breckenridge. Free to visit and never crowded except to use the…read morebathroom. Highly recommend checking this place out if you have some time to explore the town.

This place is really cool. So glad Breckenridge has invested in preserving history. Absolutely an…read moreamazing sawmill. Most people would overlook, but I grew up with it, all my relatives previous to me did it for a living. I was forced to as a kid, needless to say at the time a hated it. But I didn't really appreciate being forced to work with my hands. I wanted to play basketball. Anyway this place and the other location has some truly amazing historical items, just down the road from the sawmill. Come visit

We did the Lomax Mine Tour and we loved learning about Breck's mining history and panning for gold…read more I came out with 5-7 gold pieces. Some were flake to slightly large than flake size. Depending on the guide you will get a long or short tour

We had a GREAT time panning for gold at Lomax Placer Gulch!!!! WONDERFUL guides who taught us SO…read moreMUCH about the gold rush history in Breckenridge and life as a miner. And super instructive and patient as they helped us pan for gold. We both found a gold flake, and I also found a garnet, too! And several beautiful quartz stones. You get to keep everything you find! What a fantastic way to spend a couple of hours while in the area! And your financial support helps keep this type of active-museum around and not developed into more condos, etc. Highly, highly recommend!

Great educational experience. Recommend if driving from Colorado Springs, take the scenic route…read morethrough woodland park using SH-67.

We were a group of two families and we were begrudgingly going to do this for the youngest kiddo in…read morethe group. What dummies we were. The mine tour was far more interesting and fun than we all could've expected. We loved our incredible tour guide in young Bryan who answered all of our many questions with patience and thoroughness. His knowledge was vast and he had the proper amount of enthusiasm. Afterwards, the panning for gold actually kept the kids intrigued longer than expected. Score!

I've walked by the buildings for years and never walked up to check them out until now. I'd walked…read morethe museum a few years back, the main building, but this time entered all of the old buildings behind it. There is a lot of interesting stuff and it kept my eight year old entertained.

Even our older kids enjoyed the exhibits. The moving model train was a hit, as was the taxidermy…read moreanimals. Pictures and paragraphs tell of the mining industry in Frisco. It's neat. In the park, lots of out buildings tell about life in the late 1800s. There is a teepee, a jail, a home, a store...and more showing films and exhibits of the times. Look for the brown schoolhouse with the sign. Check out the big sign for noon talks and music. All free. Lots to do and see here.

I went into the gallery with friends on Sunday just to look around. Sam Young greeted us and…read moreproceeded to point out the different nuances of pieces. She was never pushy or hovered over us. We were left to admire the artist's work and envision what it might look like in our space. These are not ordinary pieces, but make a statement of beauty and artistry. The owner, Brian, came and hung my art yesterday and I am thrilled. Earlier in the day, I had called Sam about my delivery window. It was her day off, but she immediately returned my call. It's just a fun and interesting stop when you visit Breckenridge. And, the pieces of art are amazing. My friends ended up purchasing artwork, as well, for their new home in Glenwood Springs. Thanks to Sam (and Brian) it was a great experience, which means I will treasure my artwork that much more.

Wow, these two galleries were definitely my favorite on Main st! The people are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, and the artwork is unique and stunning! The artists are local and there was such a variety available! Quite a few pieces were so stunning and inspirational to view that I had a hard time leaving. I would definitely look here first if searching for new artwork for the home or office.