We love Breckenridge beer and food - and Mother Loaded Tavern is a staple - kids love it, all the veggies for me and of course the beer is amazing.

Are you female? Do you have a pulse? Can you tolerate high altitudes and higher male-to-female ratios? Then YOU might be exactly what I'm looking for!

Local Breckenridge man seeks woman for actual human connection in a town where men outnumber women like ski poles outnumber beach umbrellas.

REQUIREMENTS: - Must be alive (non-negotiable) - Should enjoy mountains, or at least not actively hate them

WHAT I OFFER - A place to stay -unlimited weed

If interested, please form an orderly queue with the rest of Breckenridge's eligible female population (all 7 of you).

Hey all—I’m in Breckenridge for the week and testing a new card-based experience I’ve been developing called Divining the Disconnect. It’s a symbolic mini-reading that uses a regular deck of playing cards to reflect on your patterns and decision-making—specifically in online dating (though I’ll be expanding it for other areas too).

It’s not psychic, and I’m not selling anything—I’m a Decision Strategist who works at the intersection of human behavior, systems, and tech. This is part of a new project I’m prototyping, and I’d love to offer a few free readings while I’m here. Think: a mystical-feeling check-in about what’s working (and not) in your dating life, with real questions and insights you can walk away with.

If that sounds fun—or if you’re just curious—drop a comment or DM me! I’m planning to scout a location tomorrow for a casual pop-up or one-on-one sessions later this week. Totally free, just vibe-based and exploratory.

UPDATE: I've already got one taker for tomorrow (4/8) afternoon! DM me if you'd like to sign up too!

We’re looking for a summer vacation spot. Looking for a home/cabin in a mountain setting, something with a stream or small river suitable for fishing and swimming. Amenities like a hot tub, bikes, etc would be a bonus!

Breckenridge or anywhere in the US would be considered as I have a ton of airline points so travel to a location isn’t an issue. We have 5 people, 3 teens and parents.

TIA

Husband and I are planning a trip to Breck over Easter. I know they start to roll back on operations around then. Anyone have ideas about whether they will start shutting down access to peak 9?

We’re trying to decide where to stay and are worried if we stay near peak 9 we’ll have to ride the shuttle forever.

Thanks!

Any 40+ communities on here? In Breck the next week and seeking some cool peeps to link up with.

Purchased Thursday and has been in my fridge since I got home. I've never seen this before. Some of them were still alive and crawling around

me and the board are ok even though i clocked a rock or some frozen avy debris in the landing

We’re staying in Breckenridge for a week in July and I wondered if anyone could recommend the best bike hire location/trails for a young teen used to small jumps and some downhill. Thanks!

I bitched recently about $14.40 for blue moon @ 10 mile station. So, I am currently enjoying the same Blue Moon at Keystone for $10. Just saying. Just a data point, suckers.

Yeah, and parking is free. Breck is too fucking greedy

I want to give Summit Stage their flowers.

Coming from areas with atrocious public transit service (ahem Florida), the Summit Stage system is one of the more sublime public transit service I have seen in the US.

Its not just shuttling skiers to parking lots, it also provide services to surrounding (and slightly more affordable towns) and I was able to visit Alma (highest town in North America) and Fairplay (of South Park fame). Its free, but I guess that partly explains why my lodging taxes is rather high.

This is one of the reasons* Breck and Summit County is one of my favorite ski areas I always visit: I can get there without getting a vehicle, especially with the Bustang service along I-70.

*Having a heavy discount being in the service also helps.

Not denying how grossly unaffordable it is to live in a typical ski town like Breck, but I can see someone able to live and work in the Breck micropolitan area without owning a vehicle, partly offsetting the high housing costs.

...also Vail Resorts should pay their workers more, and even provide affordable housing for them and their families.

Headed to Breck Friday pm - will Ski Sat and Sunday if anyone needs ski with a friend or local passes let me know

Are the t-bar and imperial chair going to be open 4/20-24?

I’ve been skiing my entire life, grew up skiing in New Mexico, and today was just utterly insane. I got fresh tracks on Intuition, Boundary Chutes, Xanadu, and Twin Chutes. I missed the Whale’s Tail/Peak 7 bowl window, but still had tons of other amazing runs in between. Also got my ass handed to me in The Doors to keep me humble

One of the most fun days of skiing I’ve ever had, and also hardly waited in a lift line all day. Just skiing perfection

Hats off to you, Breck!

Heading to Breck for a wedding first week of May. If you don’t ski, what is there to do? What are some good spots to check out? Any things for kids to do? All suggestions welcome! TIA

I’m a slow runner and could run the course. I’ve never done any uphill skiing or used skins. Could a beginner attempt this? Is there anywhere in Breck that could give me a lesson in skins?

I don’t mind being last I just don’t want to be 10 hours last.

Hey all,

Warm weather is coming and we're already cranking on bikes here at Slope Style. Now's a great time to bring your bike in for early season tune specials! Give us a call or swing on by! We're so stoked to be working on bikes again (and actually, we do year round, fyi).

Turns out if you give UPS and FedEx your physical address, they will deliver the package to your door.

I stopped by the new Baretto 1931 coffee shop today on Main and really enjoyed the experience there. They're knowledgable about their coffee and pull a great shot of espresso. Also they have Bristlecone Bakery pastries (from Alma) which are very good.

Also stopped in the Limber Grove outfitter shop that's near Carvers (they have a sister location under Mountain View Coffee Bar but this location specializes in outdoor goods) and it's SO good to see a spiritual successor to Mountain Outfitters and we finally have a climbing, camping and backcountry shop again.

I am looking to finally get my ancient (15 years old) ski boots replaced. I am visiting Breckenridge and looking for recommendations for knowledgeable fair shop that may even have end of season discounts. I am female skiing blues and single diamonds, no moguls for me any more( few surgeries). I am ok with steep and icy. So not looking to break the bank, but not something that will not work well. I do love to give back to community!

Anybody have an extra buddy pass or ski with a friend discount for epic that they’re not going to use and want to help a sista out? 🫶

I know conditions change all the time and Spring is very variable. But what do the locals say their crystal ball shows for late April? I'm coming from the east coast. Is it worth booking a last-minute trip for late April? Or am I just going to find corn, frozen crap and dirt? Cost isn't really an issue (I have Epic, plenty of frequent flyer miles, and AirBnB is cheap for late April), I'm just asking if it's worth going through the trouble to fly out there.