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Breckenridge, Colorado
Includes Frisco and Silverthorne
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136 year-old city of Breckenridge Colorado lies at 9,600 foot elevation and is far above the stress of the big city life. Like many other western towns, the lure of gold and quick riches brought the first settlers to this high mountain valley. Founded in 1859 as a mining camp along the banks of the Blue River, Breckenridge has experienced a rich history of boom and bust. Mining ended in the 1940's, leaving Breckenridge on hard times for over 20 years.
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Breckenridge was resurrected in the 1960's when alpine skiing was introduced. Breckenridge Ski Resort is a world-class ski resort and its history as a mining town is still alive in the quaint Victorian town. Local pride and strict building codes have preserved many of the old Victorian era structures of the Old West.
Today, Breckenridge is more than a charming mining town from the past with exceptional skiing. It's a year-round resort destination with enough summer and winter activities to please everyone. Breckenridge is known for an abundance of camping, hiking, and outdoor recreation that is second to none.
Do you like geocaching? Breckenridge, Colorado offers over 1,900 opportunities for geocaching. When you visit Breckenridge, be sure to bring your GPS and look for geocaches near Breckenridge.
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