Breckenridge began as an 1859 gold-rush settlement, and it still wears that history openly. Its Main Street, one of Colorado's largest National Historic Districts, runs beneath the Tenmile Range in Summit County, lined with preserved Victorian storefronts, independent shops, galleries, and restaurants. At 9,600 feet, it is one of the highest towns in North America, and the free BreckConnect Gondola carries you from the edge of downtown to the slopes in minutes.
Above town, Breckenridge Ski Resort spreads across five peaks, numbered 6 through 10, with nearly 3,000 acres of terrain that climbs well above the treeline. The Imperial Express SuperChair reaches 12,840 feet, the highest lift-served point in North America, opening bowls and chutes that once took a long hike to reach.
Every season has its own character. Winter brings light, dry snow and one of the longest ski seasons of any major resort, running into May in a strong year. Summer turns the valley green for hiking, mountain biking, and rafting the Blue River, alongside a calendar that runs from the International Snow Sculpture Championships in late January to Spring Fever and summer arts at the Riverwalk Center.
Our collection of Breckenridge luxury vacation rentals runs from a walk-to-lift condo to a secluded estate on acres of its own. In between sit ski-in/ski-out homes near Peaks 7 and 8, chalets a short walk from the town center, and hillside retreats in neighborhoods like Gold Flake and Bald Mountain. Every home is privately owned, thoughtfully selected, and cared for by our local team, so your stay is seamless from the moment you arrive. Browse all of our Breckenridge homes, discover our other mountain destinations, or read our complete destination guide about things to do in Breckenridge.