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Speaking of Colorado

The best kept secret in Summit County, Colorado is that there is actually more to do in the summer than in the winter! The area is extremely popular with Colorado residents and tourists. One of the best being that lodging accommodations are as much as half the price of the same accommodations during the ski season. Although the Summer tourist business is steadily growing here it’s pale in comparison to the number of Winter visitors. As a result you’ll find a casual, relaxing and pleasant atmosphere during the Summer months.

When the winter snows melt away Summit County and the Vail Valley come alive with the activities you could imagine. If you’re adventurous there are hiking and mountain bike trails that reach the many mountain summits many approaching 14,000 feet in elevation. For less strenuous activity you might paddle a canoe in one of the many lakes, cast your line in one of the gold medal trout streams or ride a horse to an abandoned gold mine. Of course, you don’t have to do anything to enjoy the Summer in this Rocky Mountain paradise. You might just want to read a book by a stream, watch the sailboat races form the shores of Lake Dillon, or stroll through the many shops to find that perfect souvenir.

Summer Activities
Bicycle Touring Golf Courses
Mountain Biking Hunting
Boating Hiking
Gold mine Tours River Rafting & Kayaking
Alpine Slide Jeep Tours
Horseback riding Gambling Casinos
Fishing Camping
ATV Tours

Links to Recreation Sites
Campground Reservations Colorado State Parks
Colorado Trail Maps Colorado’s Mountain Bike Trails

Colorado Winter Activity Guide
Winter Activities
Backcountry Skiing Ice Skating
Ballon Adventures Skiing
Dog Sledding Sleigh Rides
Recreation Centers Snowmobile Tours
Gold mine Tours Nordic Skiing
Horseback riding Gambling Casinos

With four distinct, world-renown ski resorts within a 20-minute drive of each other, Summit County offers some of the most diverse terrain and best winter amenities available in the world. Just a 30 minute drive to the West over Vail pass you’ll enter into the world famous Vail Valley with the resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek.

From the untracked steeps of the legendary Arapahoe Basin, to night skiing at Keystone, to Copper’s naturally divided terrain and Breckenridge’s four unique peaks ant the vast expansive terrain of Vail the region has something to offer every winter sports enthusiast. And just in case you want to try it all in one trip, the free local transit systems provides easy access to and from nearly all of the resorts. So whether you’re an expert snowboarder (each resort has a specialized snbowboard park), a never-ever beginner (look for Copper Mountain’s free-skiing-for-beginners program), an extreme skier (A-Basin’s Palivacinni is a must), or your favorite part of the sport is après-ski (Breckenridge or Vail is the place to be), you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for right here in bthe Central Colorado Rockies.

The slopes are not the only places you can enjoy yourself in Summit County. Some other winter activities we have are: dog sledding, ice skating, cross-country skiing, sleigh riding, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, gold mine tours, and gambling. They don’t call this Colorado’s Playground for nothing!

Vail, Colorado
The Vail Valley is one of the finest vacation destinations in the world. When you think of Vail think of the best of everything. The sister resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek offer a complete vacation experience with all the activities and ammenities you could want. It’s easy to get to Vail and once you get here you won’t want to leave. No matter what your vacation budget affords you owe it to yourself to come and enjoy Colorado and the Vail Valley!
Breckenridge, Colorado
At 9,600 ft elevation and far away from the stress of the big city life is the 149 year old town of Breckenridge. The lure of gold and quick riches brought the first settlers to this high mountain valley. Founded in 1859 as a mining camp along the banks of the Blue River, Breckenridge has experienced a rich history of boom and bust. Mining ended in the 1940′s, leaving Breckenridge on hard times for over 20 years.
The new ‘gold rush’ started in the 1960′s with the introduction of alpine skiing to Breckenridge. Breckenridge Ski Resort is now known around the world as a world-class ski resort. “Genuine Colorado”, and “Real Town with Unreal Skiing” are phrases you may hear from a local when asked to describe Breckenridge. Breckenridge’s history as a mining town is still alive in the charming Victorian town. Strict building codes have preserved many of the old Victorian era buildings of the old west. Today Breckenridge is more than a quaint mining town from the past with exceptional skiing. It’s a year-round resort destination with enough Summer and Winter activities to please everyone. Breckenridge is known for an abundance of incomparable shopping, dining, and nightlife. Over 400 boutiques, galleries, bistros, salons, restaurants, and more offer a variety that is sure to please every taste and budget.