Great hike at the end of Gold Trail Rd. it's a jeep/bike/hike trail with several off shoots. Cute…read morebabbling brook and mining ruins. Will have to go back to explore more.

Came to North Fork for a winter fly trip the day after Christmas. Jeff was awesome with…read morecommunication ahead of the trip and what to expect (he undersold the trip to be honest). There were four of us fishing and they provided two guides which was perfect as we had someone in our group who had never fly fished before and he was able to get more 1:1 instruction from guide Ryan. The more experienced anglers went with Joe, both guides were incredible and worked their butts off to get us on fish. We booked four hours and it was nonstop action from start to finish. I personally landed somewhere around 30 fish with some of them being serious toads, I broke my personal best several times during the day. The guides were willing to be as hands on or hands off as we wanted and provided tons of great insight and knowledge to use on future DIY trips. Having fished all over the country this was honestly the best four hours I've ever spent on the water and can't wait to make an annual trip out of it. I'm sure these guys would take care of you on a summer trip but if you get a chance to do a winter trip don't sleep on it!!

Fantastic experience. The guides and ownership are equally amazing. The waters are like nothing…read moreI've ever experienced and added bonus the lunch provided is delicious.

Had an amazing time with Zach, Leeland, and Adrian (i think that was his name i forgot I'm so…read moresorry!) ! They had all the best dad jokes and made the experience a great time. The views were SPECTACULAR! I can't wait to come back when is nice out!

I went zip lining for the first time ever a few weeks ago while on a solo vacation from Texas. All…read morethe guides were super friendly and safety oriented. I absolutely loved the fact that there were two lines and automatic braking for safety - as an engineer I know those steel cables are tough but having the redundancy was extremely reassuring for a first-timer! Looking back, the drive up to the first zip line honestly seemed more dangerous than anything else haha! They even saw I was taking a GoPro and gave me a helmet with a GoPro mount, and I got all sorts of cool video! The photographer's photos were excellent too. If I'm ever back in the Colorado mountains with my friends next time, I'm definitely taking them to this zip line!

Beautiful drive to Como from Breckenridge. Wildflowers in the summer and leave watching in the…read morefall.4x4 recommended. Outside of FairPlay coming up 285.

Do you consider yourself a nature person? If so, I highly recommend the Boreas Pass experience. If…read morenot, it might be a really boring drive. As nature lovers, we've done it twice. I can't imagine being in Breckenridge in the fall and not experiencing Boreas Pass. If the aspen trees are turning, there's no better way to spend an afternoon. You can do it as quickly or as leisurely as you like for us. It has taken us about 4 hours. From Breckenridge, in the fall, I wouldn't leave after noon to get started. We love to stop and take pictures and get out and walk a little bit too. We've done it in the fall with the Aspen's turning yellow, and I can't recommend it enough. If you complete the whole drive, you'll experience quite a bit of elevation change. This last time when we were returning to Breckenridge the tire pressure indicator light in the car turned on after we had finished the drive and we're headed back to Breckenridge. There are gas stations with air pumps but they are few and far between. It might be a good idea to stop and put air in your tires in Fairplay, CO before making the drive back to the town you are visiting. (Assuming, here, that locals don't need to read Yelp reviews for Boreas Pass). We ate at Otto's Food Cart in Alma, CO, but then had to head back to FairPlay, CO where the original Otto's restaurant is located to put air in our tires. Next time we might check out Otto's in FairPlay and air up our tires around the corner before heading back to Breck. September 2024

Montgomery Reservoir is a slice of Colorado at its best…read more At 10,873 feet, it's a calm and serene place, where you can sit, relax and enjoy a plethora of picturesque views. A trail is located a short walk from the parking lot. It's a nice and easy walk around the southeast part of the lake. Novice and casual hikers will enjoy it. If you're looking for something a little more challenging, research tells me the Wheeler Lake Trail is on the other side of the lake. From my casual investigation, this trail looks a little more difficult than the basic trail I hiked. It looks fun, however I recommend looking into it a little more in depth to make sure you know what you're getting into and to ensure you have proper supplies. Some notes: The reservoir is located south of Breckenridge, between Hoosier Pass and Alma, just to the west of Highway 9. It's probably easier to locate by its coordinates, 39°21′20″N 106°04′33″W, than it is by its address. Any kind of boating is prohibited. So is swimming and wading in the water. Overnight camping is also prohibited, however camp grounds are located nearby. Licensed fishing is permitted from the shore. Bagging and possession limits apply.

We came with a large group of young kids and the staff was so accommodating. This was a great…read moreexperience we would certainly repeat.

Johnny Canoe is an absolute legend…read more Are there newer paddle boards out there? Sure. Is there a fancier rental shop out there? Yup. But nobody is going to give you customer service like this. I forgot my wallet in the pocket of my life jacket. I came back after hours just hoping that somebody would be around. When nobody was there, I called the number on the trailer. Johnny answered, drove 10 min back to the shop, helped me find my wallet, and celebrated with me like a madman when we found it. They don't make 'em like this anymore. Just an authentically good human being with good rentals at good prices right on the water.

Gary and his team of wranglers are really extraordinary…read more We've written with different outfits before and we loved that American Safari was that it wasn't just riding in a line you got to be out in the open range. The horses were wonderful. The staff was wonderful in our group of 20 Had a wonderful time. But Billy works as how they break you up into smaller groups. We had people ranging from never on a horse to experience writers and everyone had a blast we highly recommend!

I came here back in mid-late August of last year. I was looking for a horseback ride to round out…read moremy Colorado hiking trip and they were able to put me on a 2 hour ride with a couple that also had a ride booked. For a riding outfitter, they offered a pretty nice experience if you're not an equestrian - they encourage you to have independent control of your horse on the ride so that you're NOT riding nose-to-tail. They also, very briefly, allowed one or two opportunities to trot, which is very rare for outfitters to allow, stateside. Those were really nice selling points for me, as Im an English rider. I also got a sassy gelding named Monroe who was always ready to go faster (I had no problem holding him back and he was always very respectful of what I asked). Monroe also got a bit spooky at times when we approached a certain area and might have given me a small crow hop at one point. Again, I didn't mind his spunk! I just stayed relaxed and listened to the guide's instructions to have someone else lead (horses can get spookier when they're the lead horse) The landscape was not that interesting. We went up a big hill and then we did go through some nice aspen groves, but it wasnt too awe inspiring. They did say if we came back they would go different routes. For the horses, the crew, and the opportunities - I'd give em a 5 star. For the views, maybe a 3.5ish. Overall, I'd give em another go. I wouldn't do less than a 1 hour experience.

We visited Escape Room Breckenridge for entertainment and to experience an immersive games designed…read moreto challenge our mind with puzzles, mystery and teamwork. Each of their escape rooms is packed with original puzzles, hidden clues, and thrilling twists that will put your teamwork to the test. Every room is designed to challenge your brain and spark your sense of adventure. We were able to book our room and time online. We sighed up for Captain Steelhook's Treasure. Ahoy Mateys! The notorious Captain Steelhook has boarded and captured your ship! You and your loyal crew are being held captive in his brig while he plunders the village to add to his stash of booty. He will return in 60 minutes. You and your mates must find his treasure trove in order to escape. If he returns and catches you you'll be your walkin' the plank. Can you escape on the 7 seas in time? We were greeted by the owner who was very friendly and asked us where we were from and introduced us to her dog. She was very thorough in explaining the scenario of the escape room and going over the rules. The room was decorated with pirate themed items and the puzzles and games were challenging. We were able to escape with only minutes to spare and we were able to take photos afterward. If you are looking for a fun and challenging activity while in Breck, highly recommend Escape Rook Breckenridge.

We had a great time doing the "Murder on Christmas Eve" escape room with our 3 teenage boys. We had…read moreso much fun, we came back an hour later to do another room. The owner was wonderful and gracious. Highly recommend!