Fly Fishing

Breckenridge Outfitters – guided fly fishing trips, float trips
100 N. Main St, Suite 206
Call (970) 453-4135 or visit Breckenridge Outfitters on-line.

Mountain Anglers- Since 1985, Summit County’s oldest fishing guide service for the very best in public and private waters with experienced guides.
Call 800-453-4669 or 970-453-4655, or visit Mountain Anglers on-line.

Biking
Mountain Biking: Bikes are available for rent – Breckenridge's ski trails are popular with mountain bikers.
400 N. Park Ave in the Parkway (City Market) Center
Call 888-453-0333 or 970-453-0333, or visit: Great Adventure Sports on-line.

Golf

Breckenridge Golf Club - A 27-hole, Jack Nicklaus designed public golf course in Breckenridge.
Call 970-453-9104 , or visit: Breckenridge Golf Club on-line.

Keystone Golf Resort - Premiere golf course at a world-class ski resort.
Call 970-496-4275 , or visit: Keystone Golf Resort on-line.

Peak 8 Fun Peak
For the young and young at heart, a variety of amusement park activities – the luge-like “Super Slide”, zip lines, climbing wall, bouncy castle, and of course mini-golf. Peak 8 Fun Web

Rafting

Whitewater Colorado - Named Summit County's FAVORITE RAFTING COMPANY in 2002, 2003 and 2004 by the Summit Daily News. Let us help you plan a memorable Colorado raft trip for your guests!
Call 877-747-7238 or 1-970-668-1548, or visit: Whitewater Colorado on-line.



Arkansas Valley Adventures - Colorado's guide to world-class whitewater rafting, climbing, hiking, biking and fly fishing.
Call 1-800-370-0581, or visit: Arkansas Valley Adventures on-line.

Breckenridge Recreation Center
880 Airport Rd, Breckenridge, CO
Call 970-496-4275, or visit: Breckenridge Recreational Center on-line. on-line.

The Breckenridge Recreation Center offers aerobics, yoga, kayaking, and two rock climbing walls, an indoor pool and slide, basketball, racquetball and tennis courts and more. All services are available with the purchase of a one-day pass or punch card. (Children 10 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.)
See specialty programs below:

• Might Mite Climbing Wall
If your kids are climbing the walls, bring them down to the Recreation Center for Mighty Mite Climbing. This program is for kids ages 4-6 years offering them a unique challenge, physical activity and great fun!

• Friday Night Climb n' Swim
Every Friday night, kids ages 6-12 have a chance to explore the adventures of rock climbing and swimming. Climbing instruction mixed with an indoor pool and water slide will be have your kids begging to come back!

Services

Spas/Salons:Blue Sage
505 S. Main St., Breckenridge, CO
Call 970-547-5926

Breckenridge Hair Company (includes nail services)
Main Street & 100 West Ski Hill Rd., Breckenridge, CO
Call 970-453-0800

Child Care

Kinderhut - is a licensed day care center that accommodates children 6 weeks - 6 years old. They provide an infant nursery, toddler nursery as well indoor/outdoor activities for the bigger kids. Located slope side on Peak 9 in Beaver Run.
Call (800) 541-8779.

Breckenridge Children's Centers - entertain the youngest members of your family with fun-filled activities both inside and in the great outdoors. Our slope side nurseries provide individualized care for your infant, toddler or pre-schooler under the watchful eyes of our trained staff.
Call (970) 496-7449.

Notes on Altitude and Weather ( also, see our "Weather" page )

Breckenridge sits at about 9,000 feet above sea level. The wedding venue is at about 10,000 feet. Some visitors may experience altitude sickness (symptoms are headache, nausea). We recommend that you drink a lot of water and take it easy, especially your first day in the mountains.

Given the altitude and mountain location, the weather can change quickly, even in summer. Expected temperatures are 70 degrees (average) during the day and 38 degrees (average) during the night. The weather in August should be clear and sunny. However, thunderstorms (especially in the late afternoons/evenings) are possible. We recommend bringing a sweater/fleece for mountain evenings.

Also, with the thinner mountain air (or as Allie says - because we are closer to the sun), it's easy to sunburn. We recommend the use of SPF 30+ sunscreen and wearing a hat for outdoor activities.