Vail Resorts, Breckenridge Ski Resort Reviews

The skiing is awesome. Lost one start because the lift lines were not so great.

Well it would have been better if everything was open. Not the towns fault. Covid-19 has changed everything.

The largest and highest ski resort in the state for sure. So much area to ski. The beer and food is reasonably priced as well.

Been here on Saturday. A great experience and a must visit if you visit Denver.

I don't enjoy skiing here just due to how crowded it can be. It's much more expensive than other areas and it's not worth it to me.

Brecken"Fridge" was in full effect with temps feeling like -17. But with the cold brought great snow. Will go back as soon as I can

I wasn't a customer, just checked it out - seemed nice.

Over priced and under valued. I'm not sure why people come here to get nickled and dimed for everything. Instead of family fun like it used to be, Breck has become just like Disney, try to take every dollar they can. Very sad. When we went huge lines, over an hour wait for some lifts. People we fighting for the limited seat at the base of the mountain. Everything was under staffed. I waited for over forty minutes to order a drink before finally leaving.

Breckenridge is a great small town with a large number of Restaurants, shops, and places to stay.

Everyone should visit Brecon ridge at least once a year beautiful place in the mountains

Amazing skiing great service from every person we dealt with great snow for the entire trip minimal wait times in the lifts

Not only is this place beautiful in the winter it is also Gorgeous in the summer with plenty activities to enjoy

Good customer service however their ski selection is somewhat lacking. Couldn't find any on-piste skies and they barely had any All Mountain skis. That said if you are looking for Freeride skis you'll probably be fine. Most places offer a 20% discount, including this one of you book online. Some actually honor 20% off rentals just by asking.

Took a day trip to Breckenridge last Tuesday to show an out-of-town friend the mountains. We had a great time walking around town and rode the gondola up to the Peak 8 Lodge. This was my first trip to Bracken the summer will definitely be back to enjoy the mountain bike trails they have there

Had great food ski rid groomed for those who like it and off piste that is quite nice also

Great place, guest rooms need to be up dated, breakfast could be better. Myself and wife will be going back had a great time.

Love Breck! Cut my teeth here and love to come back when I can!

Beautiful place to come in the summer as in the winter. Love the scenery and the grounds always seem to be maintained. Friendly staff and a good amount of activities to do for all ages all times of the year. On of our favorite places to come.

Great people, amazing resort, they could work on prices a little. At least do a epic adventure locals day pass, would be awesome!

Great for families! The adults learned to ski while the kids learned to snowboard. Instructors are very knowledgeable and helpful.

Great mountain to ski at, but it's colder than most of the other mountains, so keep that in mind!

Super dope mountain. An absurd number of lifts and awesome terrain. There is a reason people travel half way around the world to ski here.

Beaver Run is older resort with newly remodeled rooms, two pools multiple hot tubs and walking distance to the town, Main Street closed to traffic helps restaurants to serve food comfortably.

Snowed 20 inches and so much fun. Had a blast during beerfest.

Took a late season trip but it was still awesome! You have to try and hit up all the bowls, each one is pretty different with it varying difficulty.

Excellent very nice place
Sight very well
Excellent weather
Very scratched !!

Lots of trails, good grooming and nearby town. Unfortunately, as part of the Vail empire, lift tickets are very expensive. This doesn't seem to stop the weekend crowds though.

Lovely place. We definitely need to get back there

Some of the best skiing to be had. Having the town right there too brings it all together.

When there is fresh snow, Breckenridge is a great time. During peak hours the lines can certainly be long so I would recommend trying to go on a weekday

The mountain and snow trails are simply amazing. I couldn't ask for a bigger resort. So many different ways to ski down the mountain. The staff was friendly and even helpful at times. The lift lines went very quickly and I never had to wait more than a few minutes to get on the lifts. My biggest complaint is the price. $485 for a 3 day lift ticket is fairly costly. But this is Breckenridge , so that's that.

Very nice place to ski, hang out and stay in Colorado. Busy but worth it. Not many resorts have the selection and quality of runs as Breck.

Its breck! Groomed well, lots of fun ski trails especially like the treed trails and the multiple terrain parks

Good time, happy to see you extended ski season a bit longer. Justified as the summits were pretty reasonable.

Intentionally shut down hot tubs for a week but couldn't provide a reason why . Forced Valet ? Pull out mattress was terrible ( I know most are bad but this one especially ). Only one trash can in a room? Loved the complimentary water and cookies. Fridge in room worked great. Really appreciated the staff overall.

Breckenridge is an enigma for me. It's a great resort, with massive amounts of acerage, and reasonably close to Denver, but it gets so busy that I get frustrated looking for less crowded lifts. Further, you frequently see advanced skiers tearing down the same runs as beginners - a recipe for injuries. The resort now handles so much volume that traffic, busses, restaurants, and the town - in general - become overwhelmed and again, it becomes frustrating. I want to love you Breckenridge, but the struggle is real.

Breck is an amazing place to visit in the winter and summer so much to do year round. Plenty of shopping and places to eat. The Breckenridge distillery has a new restaurant that is a year old and is amazing definitely recommended checking that out.

Very accessible, dining is expensive, parking are extra

Never been to Breckenridge Colorado before but the Grand Lodge on peak 7 wasplenty of stuff to do in friendly staff they're just awesome here

Peak 9 is a great place for beginners to learn how to ski. Well groomed beginner & intermediate terrain offers the perfect mix for the entire family.

Some of the best resort riding. The terrain was varied enough that you could always find a challenge to push your riding.

In my book, Breckenridge is second only to Vail as far as the actual mountain goes, but the awesome ski town really bumps up the "overall package." I've enjoyed skiing Breck a lot - here's how I like to tackle the mountain:

Just like you go to Vail to ski the back bowls (and Blue Sky Basin), you to go to Breck to ski the upper mountain, above the tree line. I'm talking bowls, untracked snow, and other fun stashes you can find days or weeks after snowfall.

Peak 7 is where I usually start my day - Short steeps and then some flat spillways - very much like a roller coaster going down, and lots of fun getting the legs loose over there. Take a couple of lifts to the top, then venture across to upper Peak 6 for a taste of above tree line skiing on some nice blues.

When you're feeling up for it, venture towards Peak 9 (I don't like Peak 8 at all, as there is better and less crowded skiing elsewhere) and stay towards the top over there, doing laps off Mercury Chair. Hit up the rickety 6-chair which will give you access to some really awesome and "natural" (ungroomed) terrain. You also need to take a ride up the T-bar chair - that'll earn you some street cred at the bars later!

Still in Peak 9 area, venture up to the Imperial Express chairlift and take some pics at the highest lift-serviced area in North America :) Depending on how adventurous you're feeling, ski down with the crowd up there, or hike to some lesser skied terrain (Whale's Tale is one of my favorites) and bowls. This is where you see all the cool pics of people "dropping" into a bowl!

I like to finish my day over at Peak 10, where you'll find some nicely groomed black runs that remain in decent condition well into the afternoon.

We auto renewed passes last Spring. Our son is moving for college. I was told that the policy of Vail resorts is to make me pay for a season pass even though no one will use it because I did not buy pass insurance. So not only cant I buy insurance- I have to pay full price for an adult pass no one will use? This is insanity.
Is this common sense? Is this ethical?

Expensive, busy, enormous... but worth it.

Seriously one of the nicest Ski resorts I've been to, lunch and drinks are reasonably priced too.

Plenty of lifts and while the queues may seem large they do run a tight ship and get you up in short order.

Great for learning but plenty of step terrain if you desire.

Very cool ski resort. Buy the 3day lift ticket off keystone's website. Brackenridge is included

Tons of fun! Unique shopping experience in the markets and the main street stores. The brewery has delicious food both dinner and lunch (we ate there 3 times all was so good!)