Breckenridge ski holidays

There's a phenomenal range of over 120 restaurants in Breckenridge, and all are really well priced. The standard is high and, no matter what sort of cuisine you're craving, you're bound to find it somewhere.

• Relish – The seasonal, Colorado-inspired menu is small but varied, and includes options like flat iron steak, glazed pork, scallops and Korean short ribs. Finish with a baked Alaska or pina colada crème brûlée.

• Hearthstone – An upmarket eatery in a gorgeous old house. The American menu focuses on meat and fish, and ends on a high with desserts like four-layer carrot cake, banana split or triple chocolate decadence.

• Le Petit Paris – Arguably one of the best French restaurants outside France, here you'll be transported across the pond to dine on frogs legs, escargot, French onion soup and filet mignon.

• Northside Pizza – Keep things casual with a dinner of pizza, chicken wings, or their signature fry baskets. Just save room from the snowballs (fried sweet dough covered in icing sugar) or gold nuggets (fried sweet dough with cinnamon sugar).

• Mi Casa – Great views and friendly service add to the delicious Mexican menu - specialitiy tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, nachos, enchiladas, chimichangas, tamales - you name it, you can get it here. Pair everything with a drink from the margarita menu.

• Ten Mile Station (top of Quicksilver chairlift) – Gourmet and self-service aren’t often terms that go together, but this place has done it. Grab a seat on the terrace to enjoy a mouthwatering burger or pasta dish.

• Ski Hill Grill (bottom of Peak 8) – The world’s your oyster here, with menu options from America, Europe and Asia – plus a convenient patio for watching all the action on the slopes.

This Wild West town has plenty of venues for a night out, each one offering daily happy hours. On the mountain, the après is superb, with lots of the venues open until late. And when the sun goes down, head down into resort for over 30 more bars and restaurants.

• Gold Pan Saloon – Built in 1879, this is the oldest bar west of Mississipi. With its swinging doors and rustic décor, it's a proper cowboy hangout. Play a game of pool or ring swing and admire the authentic, and honestly mesmorising, photos and signs that hang on the walls.

• Burke & Riley's Irish Pub – Celtic music plays along in the background, and Guinness is savoured around the outdoor fire pit. With some of the best views in resort, it's no surprise that this is one of the hottest places to go.

• T-Bar – At the base of Peak 8, this friendly bar is always rocking. The patio has spectacular views, the staff take turns to blare their own personal music out - which everyone loves - and they offer rotating drinks specials and NFL Sunday tickets.

• Breckenridge Brewery – The original branch of the third-oldest craft brewery in the state. Having opened in 1990, this bar offers a huge array of own-brand brews and even has a happy hour every day from 3-6pm.

• At the top the Peak 9, there are both flat-out open runs and tight tree-lined runs - plus superb snow. • TenMile Station at the top of the Quicksilver lift has a great selection for lunch and excellent views.

All our holidays include shared transfers to and from your accommodation. However, if you would prefer a private transfer, this can be added when booking. These are taken by car, 6-seater or minibus, depending on the number of people in your booking.

The excellent friendly ski school offer beginners a great start. The gently nursery slopes by the Quicksilver lift or at the base of Peak 8 will soon boost confidence to enjoy the abundance of easy green and blue runs.

The highest resort in America with its huge, snow-sure ski area right behind the village. Using the high speed Beaver Run chairlift, you will be negotiating Peak 9 in no time at all, and from there, the mountains open up for a tremendous skiing adventure across all 4 mountain peaks.

With runs like 'Psychopath' and 'Boneyard' in the fantastic snow bowls of Peak 8, serious skiers just keep coming back. For the really extreme don't miss the Lake Chutes and Whale's Tail. The possibilities seem endless on the Ten Mile Range of Peaks 8, 9 and 10, with moguls and double diamond black runs galore.

The higher up you go in Breckenridge, the more mouth-watering terrain you'll find to get that adrenaline pumping. Different challenges from bumps and trees to short, sharp steeps mean you have to adapt all the time to keep up with the ever-changing landscape. And you'll never have to worry about avalanches, as Breckenridge secures all of its slopes, on-piste or off-piste. If you like open bowls, make sure you head to the Imperial Bowl for some awesome powder skiing.

Breckenridge was one of the catalysts in the development of snowboarding in the US, and with impressive terrain and a huge area spread over four peaks, it's easy to see why. The resort is home to one of the largest snowboarding parks in the US, a well-shaped halfpipe and lots of powdery back bowls to explore. On top of that, there are three more terrain parks on Peak 8 and two more on Peak 9, which are aimed at different levels and styles. The Freeway Expert Park has jumps of up to 70 feet alongside an awesome superpipe. For more variety, head down the Lechman trail, which is known for being one of the best natural freestyle runs in resort. The pistes are both fast and challenging, though novices have plenty of easy runs over both Peaks 8 and 9.

Prices given below for lift passes, equipment hire, ski school and packages are for information purposes only and may fluctuate during the season. Current prices can be found by proceeding with your booking.

North American lift passes go up in price the closer you get to your departure date. Buy your lift passes when you book to get the lowest price.

	Adult	Child (5-12)
Summit Value Lift Pass	£412	£242
Epic 6-day Lift Pass	£505	£270
Epic Local Lift Pass	£505	£270
Epic Lift Pass	£675	£355

Free lift pass for children aged 4 and under, all season.

Summit Value Pass - unlimited access to Keystone with limited restrictions at Breckenridge. Plus discounted tickets and half-price pass holder tickets during blackout dates at Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, Stowe, Crested Butte, Mount Sunapee, Okemo and Stevens Pass. Blackout dates apply to Breckenridge only: 29/11/19-30/11/19, 26/12/19-31/12/19, 18/01/20, 15/02/20-16/02/20.

Below are details for all W19/20 Epic passes available. These are valid at multiple resorts, including Whistler, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Park City and Heavenly:

Epic 6-day pass - 6 unrestricted days (total, not in each resort) at Whistler Blackcomb, Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Cressed Butte, Kirkwood, Stowe, Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Stevens Pass, Telluride and resorts of the Canadian rockies, Sun Valley or Snowbasin. Plus 4-7 additional days at Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton and Wilmot. No blackout dates.

Epic Local Pass - unlimited, unrestricted access to Breckenridge, Keystone, Crested Butte, Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Stevens Pass, Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton and Wilmot, with limited restrictions at Park City, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood and Stowe. Also includes a total of 10 days at Vail, Beaver Creek and Whistler Blackcomb with holiday restrictions. Plus 2 days at Sun Valley and Snowbasin with holiday restrictions and 5 consecutive days at Rusutsu Japan and Hakuba Valley's 10 resorts. No blackout dates.

Epic Pass - unlimited, unrestricted access to Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Park City, Whistler Blackcomb, Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, Stowe, Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton, Wilmot, Okemo, Mount Sunapee, Stevens Pass and 2020 Perisher access. Plus 5 additional days at Hakuba Valley Japan and 7 additional days at Telluride, Sun Valley, Snowbasin and the Resorts of the Canadian Rockies, with no blackout dates.

Please note: Epic passes are non-refundable, so no changes can be made after purchase. If this pass needs to be cancelled, no refund can be issued. Lift passes must also be paid for in full at the time of booking.

6 Days	Adult	Child (5-12)
Standard skis	£76	£64
Intermediate skis	£107	-
Advanced skis	£137	-
Snowboard	£107	£73
Standard skis and boots	£88	£76
Intermediate skis and boots	£119	-
Snowboard and boots	£85	£85
Helmet	£34	£34

Lift pass, equipment hire and ski school prices are subject to change. Please check the most up-to-date prices when booking.