The sledding at Country Boy Mine was awesome! The staff was so friendly. And they really made the…read moreextreme sledding memorable. It was so fun. I would definitely go back again. Ian, our monster truck Jeep driver, was amazing.

From the second we met the german shepherd, this place could do no wrong in our dog loving eyes…read more When the pup joined our group photo, we couldn't have been happier. We got off to a bumpy start here as there was a mechanical issue the day prior that canceled our initial reservation. Thankfully, they were able to move some stuff around and make it work for us on our second day in town so we could enjoy the snow ride, which was high on our list as a bunch of Southern California girls who never see the snow. We arrived all bundled up but the blankets in the sleigh were much appreciated as well. After our sleigh ride, they offered to give us a tour of the mine as well, which was an unexpected but nice gesture.

Great experience, Great Staff who were so very helpful... even the the area was a bit of a ghost…read moretown... Came for Leftover Salmon & Trampled by Turtles. The sound was Great, the view was superb. All around a great little Amphitheater. 5 stars

Stunning venue! Definitely get there a little earlier to find a good location for your blanket if…read moreyou're in GA, but we got there during the opener and still managed to find a spot. Drinks were middle priced, $12 for a canned cocktail, $5 for canned water. They allow you to bring in your own water bottles under 36 oz so long as they are empty. You can only bring smaller clear bags. They have the nice metal detectors where you don't have to take everything out of your pockets, which makes the line for security move fast.

Visited when I first moved to town about one year ago, so I'm very late on many of my reviews, but…read morestill a wonderful museum and staff.

We came in for the family Christmas and Hamill house did not disappoint. It is such a treat to…read moreexperience this small towns heritage and their traditions. I do wish that our kids had been a little older since I think it would have been more enjoyable to do the sing alongs and the reading of a night before Christmas. If you are planning on going I would say a kid 5-12 would be age appropriate for this event. If you happen to be in Georgetown for the Christmas market or are planning on doing the Christmas train I do highly recommend this!

We had the most amazing time last night! The atmosphere and ambience was superb! However, what…read moretruly made our night was your amazing bartender named Christian. I am 56 and my friend is 73. We have been friends for 26 years and we took a girls getaway to Breckenridge. I can't begin to say enough positive things about your establishment! The martinis were absolutely scrumptious. Christian is a dedicated young man, and as I told him he is like "an old soul in a young body". I mean that with the highest regard! He is completely squared away, he was personable, kind, and friendly while still tending to all of the guests that were there. One thing that impressed me the most is how he kept his bar so organized.....he has an incredible attention to detail... before he served any drink, he put a straw in it, pulled it out with his finger held over the top of the straw and sampled a taste of the drink, and then would throw the straw away. I've only seen this done at a few establishments, which I can tell you Cecilia is at the top of the list and the epitome of a wonderful experience! The only thing I would ask in return is that the owner of Cecilia's please recognize Christian for all of his efforts. Too often in life, people are very quick to complain about a negative experience and as a result, no one will take the time to reward positive experiences. I'm hoping as the owner of this establishment will recieve this message and anything else that you can do as an incentive for your employees will trickle down to Christian God Bless, Vicky & Anna

Solid bar, accomondating, along with a great dance floor. Solid edm/ house vibes and will play some…read moregood throwbacks.

Amazing location, quick access to the lifts and Main Street. Great coffee shop right by check in…read moreand the onsen was a huge added bonus. Staff was helpful and room was comfortable and quiet. They let us keep our gear in our car and access it daily to change in and out of ski gear instead of setting ourselves up with ski lockers which was nice too. The parking was an added 45$ a day but the convenience was too good to beat. Will be back for future ski trips!

This review is as fresh as can be as I'm laying in bed in our Trailblazer King suite. Since check…read morein we have had an awful experience. This was our first time in Breckenridge and at Gravity Haus. 1- don't expect any greeting or direction upon arrival. We parked at valet stand and no one was there, walked in checked in and they gave key cards and said they would text me for valet. No welcome, no directions to our room, literally nothing else. 2 - we are in room 320 Trailblazer, upon walking in there were three flys buzzing around and room was hot. 3 - we are traveling with a baby and specifically booked this room as it had two rooms with doors inside. - after getting baby asleep after travel day we come to find out the right side door doesn't even shut, latch is broken, SUPER ANNOYING. Had to wake baby up and switch rooms. 4 - left door with working latch happens to be the squeakiest door in Colorado. Fix the dang doors guys! 5 - both side tooma have a tiny maybe 10 inch fan circulating air so in essence these tiny rooms become extremely hot and stuffy. Horrible option for a sleeping baby!! Door becomes useless, choose noise level over temperature. 6 - speaking of noise, freaking barking dogs in the hallway with owners who have zero respect or courtesy. Also, as I'm laying here fighting this review about every 8 minutes some door shuts on the floor and slams shut. Slamming doors all night is all I see in my future! 7 - a primary reason we booked this hotel was for the reviews for the restaurant and the food options available. Come to find out it was closed for a private event......cool, so glad we planned for a nice dinner at the hotel. So long story short, would I stay here for free......No Would I pay the exorbitant amount for the room and parking for below sub par service and quality.......hell no.......never again.

This museum is huge! Can spend all day here. It's a hidden gym since it's not visible from the…read moreroad. While driving my son saw the sign and we decided to stop not knowing we would spend a lot of time here. It was so worth it and we lucked out as this weekend they had live skids. My son and I loved it. It's for everyone, a lot of history

This museum is amazing. I will never get tired of visiting, and they've added new buildings over…read morethe past couple of years. Had a fun scavenger hunt too.

I recently saw Cabaret. It was totally vulgar which was not in the description. It was completely…read moremisrepresented in their description. They should have rated it X and not PG13. We walked out before intermission, not being able to stomach any more.

We saw Boeing, Boeing, Boeing and it was so fun! Very sweet greeter when we arrived. Friendly staff…read moreand bartender! Intimate theater. Good acting. We plan on coming back to the next show!

Fourth of July weekend with my Mom always has me making the rounds at new places in CO. If I knew…read moreBreckenridge was so close before I would be there every other weekend (no lie). With Denver enjoying a pretty decent heat wave, the BF suggested a trip up to Breckenridge, between the 30 degree drop in temperature and a great road trip, we couldn't resist. To our surprise there was an Art Festival in Breckenridge this weekend. It's a bit different then the one in Cherry Creek. A lot less crowded and I would say and more modern art if you ask me. Not as big as Cherry Creek, in my opinion I think the Breckenridge Art Festival is the perfect size. My Mom even found some art she decided to buy for her house back home. I fell in love with some great photography there as well and would love to buy some in the coming years for my house. With the weather being cooler and the crowds being easier to migrate through, the Breckenridge Art Festival is the better choice in CO. And if you don't find any art, there are a million cute boutiques to shop at as well.

I'm a huge fan of the summer art festivals around the state, especially in mountain locales. Out…read moreof all of them, the Breckenridge one is my favorite. It's grown quite a bit in the last few years and seems to attract artists that don't necessarily frequent the other festivals. Even if something isn't my taste, most of the art here is at least interesting to look at. The past couple of years, I've found items to take home. This year I bought a couple of pottery pieces at fantastic prices (I got a collector discount since I've purchased from that artist a few times before) and I spent out of my comfort zone to get an amazing mixed media piece that I absolutely fell in love with. If you like art and you like escaping to the mountains during the hot summer, I'd highly recommend this festival. Look for it on a weekend around July 4th each year.