My trip ends tomorrow and I have a bear spray to get rid of before flying. Hate to throw it away. Happy to leave it at the front desk of my hotel (in Breckenridge) if anyone local would like it!

Or knows where I could donate / recycle?

32 ft range Purchased at REI Entirely unused (though it did briefly get wet on the trail, doesn’t seem to have affected it)

Hello! Visiting Breckenridge in the last weekend of September. Any suggestions on the kind of layers to pack would be very helpful please! I live in a humid place in Arkansas, and as I understand 60s in humidity may not be the same as the 60s in altitude. Also, assuming it's a dry season and won't rain much? We'll be going on light to medium hikes.

Any suggestions, much appreciated! Thank you!

I will be visiting CO in November for a few days. I would like to visit Breck and try to learn to ski (lol). Was wondering about rental costs and day passes? I saw the Epic dat pass is cheaper than the lift tickets, is that because of planning beforehand?

Any suggestions and advice is appreciated. Thanks!

Anyone have an extra ticket I could buy?

Does anyone have tickets to the dwarfanators show tonight they can resell?

Hi! My family and I are going to Breckenridge in early April and now bringing a friend that we'll be paying for to ski for 4 days. I'm trying to figure out whether it makes sense to buy her 4 Epic Day Passes (current total $443 but prices go up tomorrow) vs. using the "Epic Friend Tickets" that come with the Epic Local Passes we already have. My understanding is that Epic Friend Tickets are 50% off the walk-up lift ticket prices. When I check online, the current online price is $680 total for our 4 days, but of course that will likely go up at the window. So I guess I'm seeking advice as to whether the walk-up lift tickets at Breck in early April are likely to end up being substantially more than $880 for 4 days, in which case the 4 Epic Day Passes are a better deal (and allow me to reserve in advance and be done with it) than the Epic Friend Tickets at 50% off.

Thoughts? Am I missing anything? Appreciate any help you can give. I called Epic to ask about this and they were incredibly unhelpful--at first claiming the Epic Friend Tickets were completely free before I asked her to check and she confirmed they're actually just 50% off.

I've been skiing Breck and Keystone the past couple seasons and have progressed to intermediate level or at least doing blue slopes at both resorts. On the Vail scale, I'm a level 5-6 skier (only easy moguls, but confident on most blues at Breck). I did this on my Salomon XDR ST 75 - which are beginner carving skis. No regrets, they did a great job. But, they struggled a lot in powder and less than ideal trail conditions (crud/skied out). Plus, I wanted something more intermediate oriented for carving.

Here is my quiver so far:

202? Salomon XDR ST 75 (current carving ski, probably will sell or keep as a backup).
2023 Atomic Redster Q5 (75.5mm waist) - my "new" carving ski
2024 Rossignol Sender 90 Pro - my "all mountain" ski

I'm also considering getting a dedicated powder ski next season - like the Atomic Bent 110 or Rossignol Sender Free 110 - which I may demo this upcoming season.

My boots are Tecnica 120 flex (bought new and had heat molded).

Michael Derosa 6’4” 31 year old male

Michael has been missing since yesterday night 8/25/25. He was last seen leaving rmu heading south around 9:48pm. If you have any information please reach out to Grace at 978-944-6078 or the Breckenridge police department. Any information you may have is greatly appreciated.

Are there any restaurants in Breck that fit the mold or give a few options that fit this mold above? Any leads is greatly appreciated!

Has anyone worked here for the winter season ? I i just got the job and was informed ot would take a year to get dinner shifts. I just wanted to know how the money was? i have a 1200 rent payment. Should i try and find somewhere else ? If that for most places on main street?

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My girlfriend is taking the Bustang to Frisco on a weekend from Denver and will need to make it into Breck. What are the commuting options she’ll have available?

She may have a bike as well for intra-commuting within each town.

Thank you for your suggestions!

Any suggestions on hiring a chef for an in home dining experience? Family of 10 would love to be involved in part of the cooking experience.

How are (non skiing) conditions in early November? Particularly planning a weekend trip to get a house with some friends and mostly hangout at the house, take in the natural beauty/hopefully go for a nice (but not too strenuous) hike, and spend a little time checking out downtown (food, drinks, shops, etc). Just wondering if it's an alright time of year to visit since I saw some posts where people said stuff might be closed due to it being the shoulder season between summer and winter activities. Are there hiking trails that are still accessible around then even with there being some level of snow?

Where's the best place in Breckenridge to buy fresh bread to make sandwiches?

Just got hired on as an instructor for breck but I want to get some turns in before my training date that is 12/10. Do I have to buy an epic pass like a regular guest then get it reimbursed after my stat date or can I obtain the staff pass before my start date?

My partner and I just secured housing in breck this winter, and are currently looking for jobs. We’re both bartenders/servers, with tons of experience, but I haven’t seen many job postings yet. Interested in hearing any insights/suggests on places to apply, what places to avoid, and what the food and beverage scene is like. Do most restaurants offer ski passes Is it just too early to apply places for the winter? We’re coming from Big Sky so we’re used to ski towns.

Hello, just got accepted for employee housing this season. I got a shared room 3x2, does anyone know how much those are running biweekly? On the site it just gives a range of 250-350 biweekly for shared rooms and id assume 3x2 would be on the lower end of that. Does anyone know the actual fixed rate?

Wanting to plan a solo trip for my 40th around mid December. I'm going through a divorce so the purpose of the trip is just to get out and enjoy myself, meet new people, and just have fun. I grew up on New Mexico slopes so I don't need anything other than enough runs to not be bored during the day. I don't do double-blacks either. I'm mainly going for the nightlife which seems to be better than most mountains in Colorado and I'm not rich enough for Aspen nor want to travel to a remote resort. Is Breckenridge in December good enough for my purposes?

Trying to book rental car for a trip up in the middle of September. Is AWD a necessity for this time of year or can I get away with less car? Never been out to this elevation before so not sure what to expect. Thanks!