We left for Breckenridge late, about 11:15am and were on the mountain by 1:00pm. Spring Break meant it was crowded today at Breckenridge. There were Texas land-mines all over the place. Breck is laid out in a way that if you do not stay at the very top, you inevitably will hit long flat groomers to the bottom where the noobs are plentiful.
View from Peak 9 Chairlift - Breckenridge
Breckenridge Peak 8 Imperial Bowl
View South of Breckenridge past Peak 10 Lift
It was blue sky all day long. We got a chance to check out Leo’s cabin. It’s a real nice shack built off of Peak 10-in the middle of the trees. The trees at Breckenridge are all pretty tight-packed. The real draw here seems to be the beauty of the massive peaks and the bountiful number of e-z groomers. We did not get a chance to check out Imperial Bowl or any of the hikable terrain, so maybe what the hell do I know.
Outside view of Leo's Cabin in Breckenridge trees
Inside and upstairs of Leo's Cabin - Breckenridge
Upstairs of Leo's Cabin - Breckenridge
First floor of Leo's Cabin in Breckenridge - Pissed off Craig
View from atop Leo's Cabin - Breckenridge
Afterwards, we got some mexican food in Silverthorne at Fiesta Jalisco. It was quick service and large portions. Mountains near Frisco Dam
View of mountains from Frisco Dam
Mexican restaurant in Silverthorne, CO we ate at - Fiesta Jalisco
For more information on Breckenridge, please check out: MyColoradoLife.com.
March 16, 2010
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