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Breckenridge, Colorado WELCOME TO BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO PERFECT MOUNTAIN, PERFECT MOUNTAIN TOWN BRECKENRIDGE GROUP SERVICES Enjoy a seamless group experience as we coordinate details, provide discounts and offer exclusive services for an “Experience of a Lifetime”. We’ll cover every aspect of your visit from lodging and events, lift tickets, equipment rentals, transportation, lessons, guided activities and team building to on-mountain dining. Your personal resort services manager will coordinate everything and can direct bill a lodging Master Account – a unique service that only we can provide! Lodging & Event Venues • Five diverse lodging properties from slope-side luxury to a full–service conference hotel, offering the best locations in town • Seven iconic on-mountain dining and event venues catering to every group from small and casual to large and elegant Mountain • Complimentary lift ticket for every 25 purchased • Customized meet and greet • Up to a 30% discount on lift tickets • On mountain activity discounts – Summer and Winter Transportation - Colorado Mountain Express • Variety of vehicle options to/from airport and around town • Complimentary Wi-Fi onboard • Customized web portal with group discounts starting at 15% off • Customized onsite airport welcome and hotel departure service Rentals - Breck Sports • Exchange, upgrade or return at any of our 8 convenient locations • Up to 30% rental discount • Customized online reservation page • Complimentary overnight equipment storage • One complimentary rental package for every 25 renters • Tuning and retail discounts • Summer bike rental and guided ride discounts Please call 800-332-0424 and check out www.breckresorts.com for more information. WELCOME TO BRECKENRIDGE RESORT Village at Breckenridge Best location in town our ski in/ski out accommodations are ideally situated at the base of the Breckenridge Ski Resort’s QuickSilver chair lift and just steps from historic Main Street. • 185 guest rooms ranging from hotel rooms to four bedroom condominiums • 13 meeting rooms and 18,600 square feet of meeting space • Indoor/outdoor pool, slope side hot tubs, and on-site restaurant DoubleTree by Hilton Breckenridge The full-service slope side mountain hotel offers easy walking access to the ski lifts and historic Main Street. • 207 spacious guest rooms • 11 meeting rooms and 9,000 square feet of meeting space • Indoor pool/outdoor hot tubs and on site restaurant and market • Rewarding our guests and meeting planners with HHonors Points • Complimentary ski storage Mountain Thunder Lodge This intimate property is located just one block from historic Main Street offering ski-in/gondola-out access. • 90 suites from studio to three bedroom townhomes • Private balconies, fireplaces and fully-equipt kitchens • 5 meeting rooms and 3,000 square feet of meeting space • Outdoor pool/hot tubs and access to One Ski Hill Place amenities • Award winning guest service, consistently ranking #1 on Trip Advisor Crystal Peak Lodge Secluded luxury with true ski-in/ski-out convenience on Peak 7. Just 50 yards to the Iift and gondola access to the heart of town and Peak 8. • 25 luxury suites ranging from one to four bedroom condominiums • Private balconies, fireplaces and designer kitchens • Boardroom that accommodates 8 people • Slope side outdoor hot tubs with fire pit, adjacent restaurant and aprés ski bar • Access to all amenities at One Ski Hill Place One Ski Hill Place, A RockResort Where luxury and location meet, this full service resort sits at the base of Peak 8 offering ski-in/ski-out access and a whole mountain of adventure out your back door. • 60 luxury suites ranging from studios to four bedrooms condominiums • 5 meeting rooms and 3,000 square feet of meeting space • State-of-the-art aquatic center with hot tub, spa and fitness center • Two media rooms, billiards room, and a two lane bowling alley • On-site wine bar and restaurant River Mountain Lodge Offering the best access to shopping, dining, and skiing, along with great lodging prices makes this one of the most desirable locations in Breckenridge! • 70 guest rooms from hotel rooms to three bedroom condos • Full kitchens or kitchenettes, fireplaces, and balconies or patios • Complimentary wireless internet access • Outdoor heated pool with large patio and gas grill • Two outdoor hot tubs and fitness center 888-835-2987 • breckresorts.com GETTING HERE AIR TRAVEL Denver International Airport (DEN) provides easy and central access to Colorado from almost anywhere in the United States. Denver is a convenient airport with more than 170 direct, non-stop domestic flights, minimizing total travel time to Breckenridge. There are also several international carriers serving DEN. The Colorado Springs Airport (COS) and Eagle-Vail Airport (EGE) are also easily accessible from Breckenridge. GROUND TRANSPORtatION Breckenridge is an easy and scenic highway drive through the Colorado Rocky Mountains, approximately 95 minutes from Denver International Airport (DEN), 75 minutes from Eagle-Vail Airport (EGE) and 2 hours, 40 minutes from Colorado Springs Airport (COS). Discounted group transportation is available through our partner Colorado Mountain Express (CME), offering a variety of options from private luxury vehicles to 10 person shuttles with complimentary WiFi on board. EXIT 203 10 miles 20 kilometers Driving Directions FROM DENVER FROM EagLE-VAIL AIRPORT FROM COLORADO INTERNatIONAL AIRPORT Take Interstate 70 east 60 miles to Frisco SPRINGS AIRPORT Peña Boulevard merges into Interstate 70 (Exit 203). Then take Highway 9 south Take Highway 24 west 80 miles to west. Take Interstate 70 west 90 miles to 11 miles to Breckenridge. Hartsel. At Hartsel, take Highway 9 Frisco (Exit 203). Then take Highway 9 north 33 miles to Breckenridge. south 11 miles to Breckenridge. TO BRECKENRIDGE HOSPITALITY WELCOME Breckenridge is where visitors come to experience Victorian charm, unique frontier spirit, breathtaking Rocky Mountain scenery, and an abundance of outdoor activities. A perfect combination of accessibility and amenities make Breckenridge a refreshing mountain destination. CREatING THE PERFEct EXPERIENCE EVENT SERVICES With five properties offering nearly 600 guest rooms Breckenridge Hospitality’s full-service event planning team offers: and over 40,000 square feet of meeting and event • Professional planning services space, Breckenridge Hospitality has the area’s best • Themed and customized banquets and menus selection to fit your unique meeting and event needs. • Green meeting incentives • Reduced pricing for group lift tickets, lessons, and rentals LODGING AND EVENT SPacE • On-site Breck Sports rental and retail locations Mountain Thunder Lodge Village at Breckenridge • Preferred tee times and pricing for area golf courses DoubleTree by Hilton • Reduced pricing for ground transportation with Colorado Mountain Express Crystal Peak Lodge • Complimentary in-town shuttle service One Ski Hill Place, A RockResort • Reduced pricing for group activities, entertainment, and excursions The Maggie • State-of-the-art audio-visual equipment Ten Mile Station Sevens TOWN OF BRECKENRIDGE WELCOME TO THE TOWN OF BRECKENRIDGE, COLORADO Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, Breckenridge’s rich mining history and friendly local vibe create a truly unique location for your meeting or event. Take a step back in time as you walk along Main Street, past the authentic Victorian buildings that have stood for over 150 years. Along with an array of outdoor activities, downtown Breckenridge also offers great shopping, art galleries, museums, nightlife and eclectic dining. From charming cafes to bustling breweries and fine dining, Breckenridge restaurants offer a little something for everyone. Events From the hysterical outhouse races during Kingdom Days to the world-renowned International Snow Sculpting Competition, there is no shortage of unique and exciting events. Signature Events • January - Ullr Fest • January/February - International Snow Sculpture Competition • February - Mardi Gras • March/April - Spring Fever • June - Kingdom Days • June - Breckenridge Film Festival • June to August - Summer Music Series • July 4th - Parade & Concert • July - Breck Bike Week • August - USA Pro Cycling Challenge • September - Oktoberfest • December - Victorian Holidays • December - Winter Dew Tour For details visit BreckResorts.com/Events WINTER WONDERLAND WINTER IN BRECKENRIDGE From the time the first snowflakes fall, Breckenridge truly feels like a winter wonderland. With a wide array of winter activities, you will have no trouble finding things to do. With most activities mere minutes from your door, our accommodations are convenient and accessible. Our full-service conference team can arrange lift tickets, activities and transportation for your entire group. Winter • Skiing/Snowboarding • Nordic Skiing • Goldrunner Alpine Coaster • Sleigh Ride Dinners • Nastar Ski Races • Dog-sledding • Ski School (Private or Group Lessons) • Fly Fishing/Ice Fishing • Ice Skating • Wine Tasting • Snow Kiting • Brewery & Distillery Tours • Snowmobiling • Town Festivals • Snowshoeing • Team Building Adventures SUNSHINE OVER 300 daYS A YEAR SUNNY daYS IN BRECKENRIDGE Breckenridge is full of life throughout the year. In the summer, warm, sunny days with cool nights create the perfect atmosphere for a variety of activities. Hiking, biking, and fly-fishing are all available in the spring and fall as well. Our full-service conference team will work with you to create a unique, memorable experience for your group. Spring, Summer
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