The Best Timeshares in Breckenridge Colorado

If you love outdoor adventure, then Breckenridge is the destination for you. This versatile spot has a little something for every traveler. You can ski in the winter, hike in the summer and enjoy a range of cultural attractions in any season. With so many fun things to do and great places to stay in Breckenridge, it's no surprise why so many families are interested in learning more about a Breckenridge timeshare.

Background About Breckenridge Colorado

Some of the resort towns in Colorado were established and designed to be top-tier ski destinations. Although Breckenridge has become a superior location for skiers and snowboarders, that's not how it got started.

Founded in 1859, Breckenridge once was the quintessential gold rush town. It was settled at the base of the Ten Mile Range of the Rocky Mountains by prospectors who were hoping to strike it rich in the 1859 Pike's Peak Gold Rush.

Back then, Breckenridge was a rough-and-ready town, but things have settled down since then. This is now a sophisticated destination in which you can find all of the amenities of other upscale resort towns. From luxurious day spas to five-star resorts, Breckenridge has it all.

Best of Breckenridge in the Winter

Winter is the most popular time to visit Breckenridge and skiing on the slopes is one of the best ways to spend your time here. The ski resort lies immediately to the west of the Continental Divide and stretches across five mountain peaks. With that much available terrain, you'll have new adventures to conquer with each visit.

If you are learning how to ski, then you'll want to focus your efforts on Peak 8 and Peak 9. Peak 6, Peak 7 and Peak 10 are better suited to skiers with some experience. Even if you are a seasoned skier, you'll want to tackle Peak 8 at some point. It's not only the site of the town's origins but also boasts the continent's highest ski lift.

The Breckenridge Ski Resort is notable for its snowboarding too, but that's not the end of the possibilities for fun in the snow. Among the other things to do in Breckenridge in the winter are snowshoeing, snowmobiling, fat-tire bike riding and even dog sledding. Don't forget to coast down the sledding hill at Carter Park or to schedule a romantic sleigh ride complete with gourmet dinner.

Things to Do in Breckenridge in the Summer

Most people automatically think of winter when they think of the best of Breckenridge, but if you overlook the warmer months here, you're missing out.

As soon as the snow melts, mile upon mile of trails are revealed. Ideal for hiking and mountain biking, you could spend your entire vacation in your hiking boots or on a bike. While this is a great place to discover challenging hikes with plenty of elevation gain, there are numerous options that are less strenuous. Still, with the overall high elevation of the town, you are guaranteed spectacular vistas no matter where you roam.

Blue Lakes is another top attraction in the summer. This pair of alpine lakes is absolutely awe-inspiring. Several hikes make it easy to explore the area and get some unforgettable photos.

If you want to get out on the water, schedule a visit to beautiful Sawmill Reservoir in the White River National Forest. The lake covers ten acres at an elevation of 9,938 feet. Fishing for rainbow trout is always popular here, and this is a favorite place for locals and visitors to kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboard.

Driving the Boreas Pass is another can't-miss attraction. It's a 22-mile drive that's lined with unforgettable scenery. No 4WD vehicle is required for this trek but be prepared to pass over an 11,481 foot summit, which is breathtaking in its own right. Pause at the old Section House at the top and set aside some time to try one or two of the trails.

For Any Season in Breckenridge Colorado

No matter when you visit, Main Street is a top attraction. It's home to more than 300 businesses that include restaurants, bars, shops, spas, art galleries and more. Main Street retains much of its 19th century-era charm, complete with many of the town's original buildings and facades. Call in at the Welcome Center to pick up the self-guided walking tour and check the calendar to find out if any special events are ongoing during your visit.

Breckenridge began as a gold mining town, and you can still explore this history in a variety of ways. One of the most popular ways to learn more about the town's history is by taking a tour of the Washington Gold and Silver Mine or the Country Boy Mine. Tours of these former working mines take you underground so you can see what conditions were really like for those early prospectors. You can even pan for gold when you visit the creek at Lomax Gulch.

Explore more of Breckenridge's history with a stop at one of the museums. The Edwin Carter Museum and Park is one of the most popular. Carter was one of those early prospectors who helped to establish Breckenridge. While he began his exploits as a miner, he became distressed by the damage mining efforts were causing to the Rocky Mountains and its native species. His efforts turned to conservation, and this museum is a fascinating monument to his work.

As you explore Breckenridge Colorado, be certain to set aside a few moments to say hello to Isak Heartstone, otherwise known as the Breckenridge Troll. Situated on the Illinois Gulch Trail, Isak Heartstone is a 15-foot tall statue made entirely of scrap wood and recycled materials.

You can get creative in the Breckenridge Arts District during your stay, too. Depending upon when you arrive, you may be able to catch a live theatrical performance, a music festival, several workshops and more. If you are a fan of the arts, you'll find plenty of things to do in Breckenridge.

Choose a Breckenridge Colorado Timeshare

If you want to take full advantage of your time in Breckenridge, then it's recommended that you book a stay at a timeshare. These deluxe properties offer luxurious accommodations that include private bedrooms, full kitchens, washers and dryers in the unit and numerous desirable amenities such as ski-in, ski-out access to the slopes. In any season, buying a Breckenridge timeshare is a smart choice.

You’ll see the most popular places to stay in Breckenridge timeshare resorts below, ranked according to the offers placed by buyers through our online platform:

Gold Point Condominiums 

A popular resort with wonderful views of the Tenmile Range, Gold Point Condominiums offers ski butler service with ski rental equipment delivered right to your timeshare. Relax in the guest lounge, soak in the indoor hot tub or huddle around the outdoor fire pit. The resort is even pet-friendly, with accommodations ranging from studio to one-, two- and three-bedroom units and three-bedroom townhomes.

Grand Timber Lodge

This fabulous ski-in, ski-out resort offers access to Snowflake Chairlift and Beaver Run SuperChair to hit Peaks 8 and 9, respectively. Grand Timber Lodge hosts indoor/outdoor hot tubs, heated pools, Massage studio, onsite dining and drinks at The Boot Saloon, game center and convenience market. Basically, everything you need when staying in your studio, one-, two- or three-bedroom residence.

Grand Lodge on Peak 7

Located at the base of Peak 7 and just steps to the Independence SuperChair, Grand Lodge on Peak 7 is more than just a ski-in, ski-out destination. Warmer weather brings out hiking, biking, ziplining and even an Alpine Coaster on the mountain. Enjoy an indoor/outdoor pool, indoor children’s pool, hot tubs, dining at Sevens Restaurant, Spa and even private movie theaters. Choose from studio through to four-bedroom residences.

Marriott's Mountain Valley Lodge 

A great spot close to the shopping and dining on Main Street yet near the QuickSilver SuperChair, Marriott's Mountain Valley Lodge is conveniently located near the best of Breckenridge. Heated outdoor pool, Whirlpool spas, children’s activities, game room, fitness center and free Wi-Fi are all available from your studio and one-bedroom villa – both layouts with living room and full kitchen facilities.

Grand Colorado on Peak 8   

Walk out to the Colorado and Rocky Mountain chairlifts from your location at the base of Peak 8, as Grand Colorado on Peak 8 is as good as it gets for ski-in, ski-out access. Summer sees the Alpine SuperSlide, fishing, golf, Sky Fly Trampoline and much more. At the resort, enjoy indoor/outdoor pools, multiple hot tubs, children’s pools, Infinity Spa, Ullr Café and dining at Robbie’s Tavern. All accessible from your studio through to four-bedroom condo. 

Hilton Grand Vacations Club at Valdoro Mountain Lodge 

Easily accessible with free shuttle service to Main Street with its dining and shopping spots, Hilton Grand Vacations Club at Valdoro Mountain Lodge is at the base of Peak 9 and within walking distance from the ski lifts. Outdoor hot tubs, heated pool, spa and fitness center lets you work out the soreness from the slopes, then relax back in your choice of studio, one-, two- or three-bedroom suites.

Hyatt Main Street Station   

The best location of our featured resorts if Main Street access is your priority, Hyatt Main Street Station is also near the QuickSilver SuperChair with access to Peak 9. Check out the heated outdoor pool, choose from seven outdoor whirlpool spas, and take advantage of the ski and boot storage in winter or the golf club and bike storage in summer. Studio, two- and three-bedroom suites make it all possible.

This acclaimed four-season destination has everything you need for a fantastic outdoor vacation experience. If you need more information about any of the resorts shown above or have a Breckenridge timeshare in mind that’s not on our list, click here to leave us a message or give us a call on 877-624-6889 and we’ll be happy to help.