Breckenridge Park Estates

Nestled among the spruce and pine trees of historic Boreas Pass Road, the picturesque Breckenridge Park Estates neighborhood embraces all of Colorado’s best features. Breathtaking views of the Ten Mile Range and Baldy Mountain surround Breckenridge Park Estates homes, luring residents to dozens of world-class outdoor adventures.

 

With the National Forest as your backyard and charming Breckenridge village at your front, there’s plenty of entertainment and recreation to keep you busy throughout the year.

Historic Main Street

Once a vibrant mining town, Breckenridge relishes its plentiful historic sites. Some of the old Gold Rush-era cabins and storefronts still line the city’s historic district along Main and Ridge streets. Accompanied by dozens of restaurants, shops and art installations, these buildings fill the district with an energetic vibe and abundant activities.

Schools

Breckenridge Park Estates families enjoy access to excellent schools operated by Summit School District. Highly rated Breckenridge Elementary School is just minutes from neighborhood homes, while equally lauded Summit Middle School and Summit High School are in nearby Frisco.

Getting Around Town

Public transportation around town and to the Breckenridge Ski Resort is complimentary aboard the city’s Free Ride Transit System. Convenient Free Ride routes also connect to Summit County’s free transit system, the Summit Stage.

Attractions

1. The Riverwalk

The Blue River winds its way through town, with the beautiful Riverwalk hugging its banks. Edged with native flowers and landscaping, the Riverwalk is a popular, year-round gathering spot with an events green, a performing arts center, walking and cycling paths and ample outdoor seating.

Lively summer concerts and festivals fill the outdoor spaces, and winter performances and events are held in the Riverwalk’s arts center. Blue River Plaza, home of the historic Visitors Center, creates an appealing link to Main Street activities.

2. Stephen C. West Ice Arena

Overflowing with recreation sites such as the Whitewater Kayaking Park and a Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, Breckenridge offers it all. A local favorite, the ice arena has indoor and outdoor ice rinks for competitive hockey games, pleasure skating and ice lessons for all-season fun.

3. Breckenridge Ski Resort and Gold Run Nordic Center

Abundant ski runs and cross-country trails surround Breckenridge Park Estates. Take a gondola from downtown Breckenridge to one of the country’s most popular ski resorts to enjoy 151 ski trails, beautiful restaurants and the spectacle of top skiers competing in the annual Winter Dew Tour. At Gold Run, skiers and snowshoe enthusiasts revel in 27 kilometers of groomed trails and a cozy clubhouse.

4. Iowa Hill Hydraulic Placer Mine

Hike up the Iowa Hill trail to explore a miners’ boardinghouse from the mid-19th century Pike’s Peak Gold Rush. With remnants of innovative mining techniques of the time, including sluice boxes, water flumes and hydraulic derricks, the mine park is lauded as one of the West’s best hydraulic mining exhibits.

Whether you prefer lively social events or quiet mountain hikes, Breckenridge Park Estates offers a satisfying lifestyle in a gorgeous Rocky Mountain setting.