The snow is melting, the days are getting longer, and this weekend marks the unofficial start of summer! So, our staff are pumping up their bike tires, dusting off hiking boots, tying flies, and inflating paddleboards in anticipation of hitting the trails, rivers and lakes. For many of us at Moving Mountains, summer is our favorite season in Breckenridge.
We tapped into the local knowledge of our team members to compile a guide to our favorite (and in some cases secret) trails to hike and bike, heart-pumping rivers to raft, picturesque lakes to paddleboard, and pristine rivers to cast a fly. And at the end of a fun and sun-filled day in the mountains, where do we all head to celebrate our adventures and put back a cold local craft beer.
- Colorado River (Upper C) - Chris, Guest Services Specialist
- Arkansas River (Browns Canyon) - Kayla, Assistant General Manager
- Buffalo Mountain Loop - Meghan, Photographer
- B&B Trail - Kayla, Assistant General Manager
- Peaks Trail - Kayla, Assistant General Manager
- Aspen Alley - Meghan, Photographer
- Lake Dillon - Kayla, Assistant General Manager; Mallory, Guest Services Specialist
- Colorado River (Upper C) - Chris, Guest Services Specialist
- 10 Mile Creek - Chris, Guest Services Specialist
- Sally Barber Mine Trail - Kayla, Assistant General Manager
- Frisco Peninsula Trail - Meghan, Photographer
- Broken Compass (OG Taproom) - Chris, Guest Services Specialist
- Pug Ryan's Tiki Bar (Dillon Marina) - Meghan, photographer
- Kenosha Grill (back deck) - Kayla, Assistant General Manager
This is the Moving Mountains Team on May 8! We're having fun in a late spring snowstorm but we've already packed away the ski and snowboard gear and are eagerly awaiting the start of summer so we can go out and enjoy all of our favorite places (on a sunny warm day) for hiking, biking and fishing!
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