First time here, skiied two days and had a great time!…read more For Coloradoans this year yielded poor snowfall but for us being used to skiing the Northeast, conditions were great! We definitely aren't used to big open bowls and had a hard time figuring out where 'trails' were so the upper part of the mountain was a struggle. The lodge was nothing special for the most part except that they have a microwave which is awesome.

One of the best ski resorts in Colorado!…read more The Loveland basin is a great area for beginners to start at the bunny hill and make their way to green runs while the Valley offers intermediate and expert blue, black and double blacks runs. The cafe is huge, heated with a few different options for food (such as pizza, pasta, sandwiches) and drinks.

My impressions of this park are probably impacted by the fact that they desperately need snow. (As…read moremost ski resorts out here do). However other factors also influenced my impression. They need better access to maps, both the posted sign size and paper maps. For example, a trail map at bottom of each lift and at top of lift would be good too esp when more than 1 lift ends at same location. And why not put a map of ski village buildings on the trail map to help with orientation. I wish they would have groomed the trails more so in the morning so snow would have been fresher. It just seemed to make it more icy by grooming at night. Since many trails were closed people were condensed into those trails that were open. Squeezing more people into a smaller area will course make lift lines crowded but also puts more traffic on the slopes. The lift lines were absolutely ridiculous on the weekend. I didn't pay that much for lift ticket to repeatedly stand in lift line for 20 minutes. Also it would have been nice to have an increase in ski patrol monitoring some of the trails to discourage the aggressive behavior including the boarder who purposely ran into me and knocked me down. (When they laugh and keep going you know it was on purpose) We purchased lift tickets months ago so I don't remember the details of the process except that it wasn't straightforward. I ordered lift tickets for both myself and my husband so assuming I did the same thing each time but no he got a pass with early up access and I didn't. Weird. Okay here are some positives: I do like the availability of restrooms throughout the resort including up on some slopes. That is very nice. I appreciated sharing the slopes with amputees and individuals using wheelchairs. It is nice to see the inclusivity. I also really enjoyed going up to Sunspot lodge in the evening for sunset. That was very fun.

Slopes are amazing. They have just about anything for every skill level. Love that they have a lot…read moreof moguls that you can dip into while skiing down a green or blue. It's also nice that they have a lot of free parking and very easy to get to from denver.

Solid lunch place…read more Great food, great ambiance, friendly staff, reasonable prices. I'm not a beer person but the cider is excellent and the cocktail menu looks good. Will definitely be back next time I'm in Georgetown.

You might be stuck eating here if you're desperate for a meal along I -70 but i personally found…read morethe experience disappointing. There's plenty of outdoor seating along the water which is nice vibes on a nice weather day. There are benches along the shade too and indoor spots. They charge for any modification which I didn't realize until they rung up my entire order. Sauces are $1 and tomatos are $2 which feels extreme. Second, they got my order wrong, and it was missing ingredient. The buffalo chicken tots were disappointing because they were essentially just some buffalo sauce on tots. Literally didn't have any chicken or cheese or anything. Food was fairly disappointing. For instance, the bun on the burger wasn't toasted it was cold and stale so it sorta fell apart as I was eating. I don't think I'd return for the food at all.

Great spot for amazing views! It's on Google maps for location! Sometimes really busy with tourist…read moreproposals and wedding shoots. Lots of parking!

Very short hike to a fantastic overlook. Very much worth driving to. If you're not really in to…read morehiking ,but like the beauty of the mountains, this is for you!

Pricing is high. But overall very fun, cool, and beautiful place. The siren went off that lets you…read moreknow there is an avalanche but there was not an avalanche so I did not like that very much. Especially being a first timer. The ski lift is super smooth. Better than most places Ive been to. The starter bunny hill was a great intro for me as it has been awhile since Ive done this. The lobby, restaurant, bar is very cool. Again very high price but definitely expected that at a place like this. Will be back for sure. I snowboardes this time. I will try ski'ing next time. Also will get there earlier as the parking fills up fast with these hardcore mountain people.

What an awesome ski resort, good slopes, good terrain, and great food nearby! You can't really beat…read moreit from Denver. There's definitely 3-4 more nearby that are good as well!

So when I got an email from a hiking friend to stay at Walter's cabin...I was like hell yeah!…read more Walter's is the Ritz Carlton of huts. Electricity, potable running water, indoor plumbing, shower, cell phone service, and Verizon wifi ( at least for me). Full kitchen...nothing fancy. Two bedrooms and two beds in the main room. Amazing stunning views. Highly recommend. Winter was fun but definitely requires more skill than summer.

Uncle Bud's Cabin was awesome with a great layout for sitting around the fire and looking out at…read morethe amazing views. The kitchen was well equipped and the sleeping rooms had nice ventilation. The 10th mountain hut employees are super helpful and quick to respond. The only negative our family experienced was that the 6 mile hike was actually more difficult than we expected. The 1500 ft elevation gain took our very active, but not elite, family 6 hours to reach the hut which was a mircle given the extremely poor signage. (1 cardboard sign, that was blown in half, which was on a tree that was not obvious, especially when it was dark.) It only took us 3.5 hours to get back to the parking lot. Highly recommend this hut but don't rely on the signage. GPS worked the entire route thankfully.

We rode the gondola from the Main Street and came up here for future ski trip. It was beautiful but…read moresooooo crowded. Free gondola ride with three stops but it was a great exploration. I don't think I'm a ski fan (I tried it and once was more than enough) but still love the beauty I see. We were told that NYE was also crazy busy but didn't realize Valentine weekend would be too. Beautiful nevertheless!

I have this list of resorts to ski at that I have been checking off over the years. I feel like…read moreBreckenridge Ski Resort has been on that list forever. My buddy and I finally made the drive over from Arizona and had a blast skiing here. Breckenridge Ski Resort (or just Breck) is a popular resort that is owned and operated by Vail Resorts, Inc. We have Epic Passes and used them while we were here. Breckenridge Ski Resort opened in 1961 and has a total of 35 chair lifts. It has five peaks that are part of the Ten Mile Range. We stayed in nearby Frisco and made the short drive over each morning. We then took the BreckConnect Gondola to Peak 8 and began our day there. Lower Peak 8 is home to the base village of Breckenridge Ski Resort. There are places to eat, shop and rent gear in this area. For trails, there is a good mix of beginner, intermediate and advanced runs that you can access from Lower Peak 8. Check out Ullr, the Norse god of Snow statue while you are here at base village. My buddy and I are intermediate skiers that mix in some black runs here and there. I personally have been skiing since my teenage years. We spent most of our first day skiing runs off the Colorado and Rocky Mountain Superchair lifts to get our warmup reps in. We then finished our day hitting some blue runs over at Peak 6. There are a number of places to grab food and drinks. We hit Sevens (at the base of Peak 7) for an early morning Bloody Mary. We also grabbed lunch at T-Bar over at base village. But for the most part, we snacked on granola bars and other goodies that we carried in our pockets. We like to grab hotels that have a big continental breakfast so that we don't have to spend a lot of cash on food on the slopes. Day Two we wanted more challenging runs. Some people told us that Whale's Tail is a good challenge and fun to ski on. Whale's Tail is a double black diamond run that has a 604-foot drop, from 12,858 to 12,254 feet. It is nestled between Peak 7 and 8 and you have to take the Imperial Express lift to get to it. Imperial Express is the highest lift in North America at 12,840 feet. Crossing the catwalk in strong windy weather was no fun. But you get beautiful views of the entire mountain from the top of Whale's Tail once you get there. If was worth the challenge and we had fun skiing down it. The rest of the day we took it easy and skied mostly green and blue runs over at Peak 8 and 9 to wrap up our trip. We enjoyed hanging out in the town of Breckenridge after our two days of skiing. The town itself is very charming and has a number of bars and restaurants. Breckenridge attracts all sorts of outdoor enthusiasts in both the summer and winter. Breckenridge Ski Resort has made the town a popular destination for skiers since it opened in the 60's. The town is definitely worth a stop after a day on the slopes.

I got caught in a snow storm and couldn't drive. Stumbled into this hidden gem and they welcomed me…read morelike family. Incredible experience. I will absolutely go out of my way to return. Glad I got snowed in!

Juanita is the hardest working woman around. She does everything herself including wonderful…read morebreakfast in the morning. Had a hike very early in the morning and she had breakfast set out for us! Thank you so much for the wonderful time.

Dinner took two hours. Service was inattentive. Some of the food was good, with great presentation,…read morebut some of it, especially anything with pasta, was bland.

A fireplace, great views, white tablecloths, and soft lighting sums up the inviting and upscale…read moreatmosphere. They have a great menu selection of salads, soups, appetizers, and a number of high-end meat cuts. We started with their homemade bread service - melt in your mouth. We split their kale salad which was a hearty portion at half the size. The freshly dried cranberries and walnuts added great flavor and texture. For our main course, we split the lobster capellini bolognese which included a 4oz lobster knuckle in addition to pieces of lobster mixed throughout the sauce. The pasta was freshly made in-house and the sauce was, thankfully, on the lighter side so we could enjoy splitting the 7-layer chocolate cake with a side of vanilla ice cream. THAT was absolutely delicious with some crunch, some fudginess, some cakiness - enough variety to have your taste buds jumping for joy.

Beautiful room with rustic wood furnishings, friendly staff and a great price! Nice indoor pool…read more(accessible from outdoor walkway) and nice outdoor hottub. Both open and functional unlike so many hotels where they're permanently "closed for cleaning". Monday and Tuesday are the local 'weekend' for most businesses, so many were closed during our stay but still got good recommendations for those that were open. A great stay!

Everything was as advertised or better. A perfect family staycation spot. Quaint and never bougie…read more The owners are so friendly and really try to give the best guest experience possible. We'll always stay here over the corporate spots whenever we're in Gtown. 2 restaurants in walking distance and a nice pool/spa area to hang at. Continental breakfast is well stocked and the ladies are so accommodating.