Best Trails to See Aspen Trees near Breckenridge Posted on October 6, 2022 - 12:53 pm by Stacy Sanchez Fall Hiking in Summit County This post is a sampling of options and my opinion on what just may be the Best Trails to See Aspen Trees near Breckenridge. After a summer full of rain, the fall colors in Breckenridge have arrived later than usual. I first moved to the high country in 1995 and have noticed that the fall colors tend to peak around the middle of September each year. The leaves are not guaranteed to peak at that time, and several weather factors and events can play into their longevity and brilliance. For example, one year an early snowstorm fell for a few days and the majority of the leaves turned brown and dropped rather quickly. Aspen Trees near Breckenridge, Colorado - Fall 2021Watch this video on YouTube This summer the rain fell a lot and the leaves have slowly turned yellow, behind their normal pace. I’m not exactly sure of the science behind why that is, but it is early October now and the colors are still spectacular. And, we have haven’t had any major weather events to hasten or expedite the color change. Regardless, I’m writing this blog, noticing our web traffic has increased on an older blog, Aspen Trees in Breckenridge, Colorado, and thought it was time for an updated blog that shows off some of my newer pics and videos. A Quick Walk Through the Aspen TreesWatch this video on YouTube Best Trails to See Aspen Trees near Breckenridge I’ll do a quick summary and work off the original list I posted about. You can expect many trail users along the way as you explore the forest. Please be alert, as mountain bikers or fast runners could be coming down hill and around blind corners at any moment. Take the ten essentials for any outdoor outing in the high country terrain. Ready for the suggestions? Ok, here they are. Boreas Pass Road and Aspen Alley These two fall classics are the top two in this line up. And, they will be busy. Start your day at the Breckenridge Troll, Isak Heartstone, near the Stephen C. West Ice Arena and Rotary Snowplow Train Park. Take your pics with the troll and get back in the car and take a drive up the old railroad line that is now Boreas Pass Road. You’ll pass the trailhead parking (another great hiking option, but not so many aspen on that section as Aspen Alley) and after a short drive, you’ll arrive in a spectacular setting of panoramic views of the Ten Mile Range, a fabulous tunnel of aspens, and you can continue to the summit of Boreas for a few moments in the alpine. Aspen Alley is gorgeous and you can watch a video below. Boreas Pass Road Aspen Alley in Breckenridge, ColoradoWatch this video on YouTube Little Mountain A new reroute climbs the north face of the hill side and is quite rocky and includes some advanced terrain, meaning high steps in spots that may require the use of hands and feet at the same time. Once you arrive at the top, you will be able to enjoy almost 360 degree views of the surrounding area. To the south is the Blue River valley towards Hoosier Pass, Baldy Mountain to the east, the Breckenridge Ski Resort and Ten Mile Range to the west and to the Williams Fork Valley to the north. Hoosier Pass Drive south of Breckenridge and arrive at Hoosier Pass, and you’ll have passed Quandary Peak, a 14er (14,265 foot peak) and will have a few choices to explore fall views from an alpine perspective. For something different, keep going south to explore the towns of Alma and Fairplay. Look for Otto’s food cart in Alma, or continue on to explore the eateries near historic South Park City, like Casa Sanchez. Lomax Placer For a quick and easy access walk around historic buildings and trees, the Lomax Placer Mine Site has some old cabins. You can find it right off of Ski Hill Road, just past the skiers bridge that crosses overhead. There is a parking lot for easy access too. Park and take some nice pics with the family! Lomax Pacer Mine French Gulch Trails Drive up Wellington Road from Main St., and take the right when the road forks. Continue past the Country Boy Mine and choose between three trailheads, the B&B, the Reiling Dredge and the Sallie Barber Mine. Numerous loops, out and backs and connections offer multiple options for leaf peepers. Fall Hikes around Lake Dillon Seeing the water and trees together is a special treat and one easier hike is the Old Dillon Reservoir, right off of the Dillon Dam Road. Also, look up the Frisco Peninsula trails , Rainbow Lake and the Dillon Nature Preserve for airy views across the lake. Lily Pad Lake Trail The parking is on a frontage road near the eastern Frisco I-70 roundabout on/off ramp, and that leads up and through some tall and amazing aspens where you can arrive at a family favorite, Lily Pad Lake. Montezuma Road Take the right fork towards the Gondola parking lot at the Keystone Resort and head up Montezuma Road for a scenic drive up to quirky and colorful town of Montezuma. Lots of aspen trees line the drive that some opt to bike instead of drive. Jeeps and OHVs park at the far end of town and continue up to higher alpine roads that criss cross the landscape. Kenosha Pass Other Fall Leaf Peeping Around Colorado Over the years we’ve spent some time driving around and have been lucky to see fall colors in other places outside of Summit County. Here’s a sampling of adventures that await you, your friends and family. Vail SteamboatKebler PassEstes ParkMaroon BellsTellurideTwin Lakes / LeadvilleKenosha Pass Contact us with Trip Planning and Mountain Habitat Searching If you’ve found this blog, chances are you’re planning a trip to the Breckenridge area. There’s a ton of information online these days, but feel free to use the contact form below to send us a message about any trails you see in the blog or elsewhere. We are also Breckenridge Real Estate and Property specialists that help families find the perfect property to call home, and to be able to spend time in the mountains. Make memories in the aspen trees, on the slopes and around the various towns of Summit County, Colorado. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
626 Tordal Way – Aerial Drone Video: Breckenridge Home for Sale Posted on July 18, 2021 - 1:42 pm by Stacy Sanchez 626 Tordal Way – Aerial Drone Video: Breckenridge Home for Sale This is the Aerial Drone Video for 626 Tordal Way in Breckenridge, Colorado. Please contact Dina Sanchez, eXP Realty for more information. Contact us by clicking here! Click here to see the MLS Listing – ID S1027682 Breckenridge, Colorado Home For Sale: 626 Tordal Way - Drone Aerial VideoWatch this video on YouTube Aerial Drone Photos of 626 Tordal Way The following images were captured at the time of the drone filming and shows the stunning location of this unique Breckenridge Home For Sale. Just 12 minutes south of downtown Breck, this lot includes large mature trees that provide privacy and shade. The surrounding mountains include the popular 14er, Quandary Peak. Please contact us to learn more about this listing, and click here to see more photos of the interior. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
[VIDEO] Breckenridge Home For Sale: 111 Sawmill Condos Posted on April 6, 2019 - 3:54 pm by Stacy Sanchez [VIDEO] Breckenridge Home For Sale: 111 Sawmill Condos Check out this VIDEO of the Breckenridge Home For Sale at 111 Sawmill Condos! *Edit, I’ve changed my mind and added VIDEOS! That’s right, more than one. You see, it’s hard to show all the fun stuff in just one video. In fact, we have one more that Dina made that will be posted in an another blog. But, this first one shows how quick of a walk it is from the Blue River Plaza in downtown Breckenridge. The Welcome Center, the Riverwalk Center and the Blue River flows through the heart of Breck. Kids hop across rocks in the summertime as families watch from the shoreline. Walk to Dinner and Shopping in the Historic District A popular dinner destination, Relish, is above the Breckenridge Kids clothing store and Breckenridge Distillery tasting room. The LIV Sotheby’s office is at the north end of the street at the corner of Ski hill / Lincoln, which goes west and east, respectively (meaning the road changes name in the middle of town). Main street goes north and south and is basically highway 9 that goes north to Frisco and I-70 and south over Hoosier Pass towards Alma and Fairplay. Breck Home For Sale: Sawmill Creek Condos #111 - Downtown Breckernidge, Colorado Real EstateWatch this video on YouTube Ski To Your Home in Breckenridge I came down from 6 Chair and was standing above the bowl on Peak 8 before connecting trails to end up on Four O’Clock Run. That ski run gives you options for descending towards Peak 9, or towards the Breck Connect Gondola via an underground tunnel and walking across parking lots to the Breckenridge Station. There you can connect to the FREE RIDE, the bus system around Breck. However, there is one section of Four O’clock run that goes down to the Sawmill Condos. In the morning you walk out the door and head to the “gondy” or grab a bus to Peak 9 to grab some freshies before the higher stuff opens up. The options are there with this Breckenridge home for sale as your basecamp. Click here to see our previous post with links to the MLS LISTING. Ski to your home in Breckenridge, CO - Real Estate For SaleWatch this video on YouTube Breckenridge Home For Sale: The Outlook on Discovery Hill If you’re looking for a legacy home, look no further. Custom new build, dubbed The Outlook on Discovery Hill, a private lot overlooking the Blue River Valley is a must to consider. Please click below to watch the video, and click here to learn more. Breckenridge Home For Sale: The Outlook at Discovery HillWatch this video on YouTube Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US
Breckenridge Ski Culture: The Early Days Posted on November 4, 2018 - 9:03 pm by Stacy Sanchez 2 Breckenridge Ski Culture: The Early Days This blog features a super video that shares Breckenridge Ski Culture: The Early Days. A group of soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division spread out around Colorado and helped start many of the ski areas that have blossomed into the mega resorts we enjoy today. Back then, it was a different time and many mountain people had a different way of living life. You can listen to a few of the stories in the following video from the Breckenridge Ski Resort. Above Treeline: Chapter One - The Early Days Watch this video on YouTube The History Surprisingly, there’s a connection between myself (Stacy, Dina’s husband) and Breck. Rounds and Porter, the company mentioned below is a Wichita, Kansas company. That’s where I grew up. I moved to Colorado in the summer of 1996 and Dina moved here in 1993. To me, it was funny that Wichita had played a role in the beginning of the ski area and town that I would later call home. The following excerpt is from the Breckenridge Tourism Office blog. Late 1950s – The conception of building a ski resort in Breckenridge began when Bill Rounds of the Porter and Rounds Lumber Company became interested in bringing skiing to the valley. He created an organization called the Summit County Development Corporation led by Claude Martin and Bill Starks. 1961 – After some time, Trygve Berge convinces Bill Rounds that a ski area in Breckenridge could be a good business venture. Berge helps design the ski area and layed out the trail system. The Peak 8 Ski Area opened on Dec. 16, 1961, with one Heron double chair and a midway unloading station and one short learners T-bar. Ticket prices were $4 for an adult and $2.50 for children. Attendance ranged in the neighborhood of 17,000 skiers. Opening Day We are now in the middle of a snowy stretch of early November and many skiers are attending ski swaps, and pre-season screenings of ski and snowboard flicks. This is a great time to reconnect with other kindred mountain folk, hoot and holler at the screen, as scenes from our favorite places pop up. We are also exposed to new locations and far off locales that spur the adventurous to travel in search of new experiences and new mountains to explore. We have our favorite lines on our backyard hill, and we’d be happy to show you around when you work with us. We are happy to share that the Breckenridge ski resort is opening on November 9, 2018, this Friday. Locals are treated to a seasonal coffee mug promotion at various coffee shops around town on Thursday, called Wake Up Breckenridge! If you are able to ski more than 3 or 4 days it makes financial sense to purchase a ski pass. We add on 10 days at Vail and Beaver Creek for an additional $50 dollars. If you can go only one day to either of those resorts, it’s worth it. The back bowls of Vail are unreal, and the trees at “The Beav” are amazing. Blue Sky Basin at Vail is a lot of fun too. But, in Breckenridge, we usually start off with at least one, maybe two or three top to bottom runs on Peak 8. That might differ this year, as we are getting an abundance of early season snow. Ski patrol will evaluate the runs and make sure it’s safe to open. As the season progresses, the snow makers will blow snow on the runs adjacent to what’s open and go left and right, expanding the terrain. Ski Resorts Already Open Loveland and Arapahoe Basin are already turning their chairlifts and happy skiers and snowboarders have been riding for a few weeks already. However, the winner this year was Wolf Creek Ski Area. It was the first to be able to open up. The diehards were there and can now be found in the resorts in Summit County. Thanks for reading and contact us with any questions about our awesome ski culture in Summit County. Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Get to know Dina Sanchez – Breckenridge Real Estate Property Specialist Posted on October 7, 2018 - 7:26 pm by Stacy Sanchez Get to know Dina Sanchez – Breckenridge Real Estate Property Specialist Get to know Dina Sanchez – Breckenridge Real Estate Property Specialist. Dina is a longtime local with 25 years in Summit County, Colorado, She knows the community and its neighborhoods. And, she’s ready to find the best match for your family. Send a message to inquire about specific properties needs. There are many options including slopeside village condos, golf course homes and trails out the back door. If the mountains are calling, you need to call Dina. We know it’s easy to get lost in the online world of real estate searches. A lot of the popular sites have out of date listings, and properties that are no longer for sale. We have built in a custom search tool on this site, click here to start receiving updates when new listings that match your criteria come on the market. Global Luxury – Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties Why work with Dina as your broker? A longtime business owner, Dina learned the art of negotiation with effective communication that is timely and responsive. She listens to her clients. That has helped achieve specific production goals that have recently qualified her as an Associate Broker with GLOBAL LUXURY designation. with Coldwell Banker Mountain Properties. Dina is also a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist and with an Interior Design focus to provide added value to clients. Share this post with someone who needs help. Thanks! Dina Sanchez - Breckenridge Real Estate and Property Watch this video on YouTube Dina Sanchez Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Solid Reasons to Buy and Sell in Summit County, Colorado Posted on April 16, 2018 - 6:53 pm by Stacy Sanchez Solid Reasons to Buy and Sell in Summit County, Colorado In this blog, we’re providing a list of embedded posts that explain a few Solid Reasons to Buy and Sell in Summit County, Colorado. We share from other sources on our own Facebook page, so please follow us to learn more about the best of Breckenridge has to offer. Did you know we have hundreds of miles of high mountain mining roads and singletrack to explore? Plus, if you do get hurt, know that you’re in a good place to reach high quality care, with our hospital receiving high accolades. And, you’ll travel between Denver International Airport, one of the top 30 in the country. Breckenridge Real Estate and Property Search – Summit County MLS It’s easy to find reasons to want to spend time here, or be able to offer your property to others, we have the resources and the community knowledge to provide you the best recommendations when buying or selling homes in the Breckenridge area. For those considering an investment piece, we are working with local property management companies for revenue projections and property care and maintenance. Securing a proper business strategy is a must for any serious property investment plan. We can help you find the right partners for your property needs. A quick hit list of mountain bike trails to look up include Boreas Pass Road, the Peaks Trail and the Flume Trails. Send us a message with any question about biking in the area. We love riding bikes when we can. The video above shows a familiar scene in April, and that’s snow. Wet and heavier snows fall, but it’s warmer. So it’s melting off faster when the sun comes out. And when the sun comes out, it can feel hot. Well, I think so, at least. And below is a link to an article about why DIA is good to travel to and from. It’s also what helps bring so many families to Breck and Summit. Families visit the Colorado Rocky Mountains with dreams of powder days, dog sled tours and snowshoeing in a snowy forest. And, then in the summer, they want to hike, bike, and fish. But, now we offer so much more and everyone seems to be pretty healthy out here. Everybody is out doing their own thing, and that’s the beauty of it. There’s enough space and opportunity to find quiet nooks and crannies over the years spent up here. It’s great to have so many choices. A major plus is having a stellar Search and Rescue Group, Emergency Personnel and Community Resources when it comes to accident response. Ongoing care with specialists might require a visit to the front range or west to the Vail Valley, but it’s only an hour drive or so. Emotional reasons are easy to bring out, but when it comes down to it, the bills need to get paid. So, click on the article below to read about how Breck is on record pace for STR growth with increasing profits for owners. Ask us about this hot market and how to take advantage of our popular resort area to make the most of your investment. If you’ve made it down the blog this far, you deserve a reward. Thank you for reading, and to share a favorite of ours, head over to downtown Frisco and go to Bread + Salt and have a late breakfast or brunch. It’s so yummy, and in the summer you can sit outside near Main Street with views of Peak 1 and Mt. Royal. Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Breckenridge, Colorado – International Snow Sculpting Competition Posted on January 3, 2018 - 9:12 pm by Stacy Sanchez Breckenridge, Colorado – International Snow Sculpting Competition The Breckenridge, Colorado – International Snow Sculpting Competition is an annual event that draws thousands of locals and visitors to the core of the historic district in downtown Breck. Teams brave the sun, cold and wind of a high alpine environment to work with tons of snow, stomped on by hundreds of volunteers to create a square blank canvas of solid snow. Creativity, hard work and execution come together over a week of carving before the time limit and judging. I’ve seen some delicate pieces crash before the judging. If you can see the teams working on the sculpture before the deadline, I would highly recommend it. It’s fun to see the different roles that team members take. You can see it’s a collective effort from a group of dedicated people working with a temporary medium, and producing amazing exhibits that brings families together to spend time together. It’s one of my favorite events in Breckenridge, just for its originality and uniqueness. Breck Snow Sculptures 2017: The Blank Canvases Watch this video on YouTube Breck Snow Sculptures Video and Photo Albums I’ve shared videos to the blocks and then to a longer, carving section of clips. The final designs are showed at the end. But, I wanted to show the artists at work. Because that’s how I saw them. It was fun to put these together, and I try to put out an album or group of images of both carving in action, and final designs, so please come back to this blog and our social profiles to see more fun images of the snow sculptures in Breck and other mountain life scenery, community info and Summit County, Colorado MLS highlights and featured homes. Please contact us to learn more about this event and other lifestyle amenities from living in the high country. 2017 2016 2015 2014 2015 International Snow Sculpting Championships in Breckenridge, Colorado Watch this video on YouTube Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Live Web Cam in Breckenridge and Summit County, CO Posted on November 29, 2017 - 4:48 pm by Stacy Sanchez Live Web Cam in Breckenridge and Summit County, CO If you’re looking for a Live Web Cam in Breckenridge and Summit County, CO you’ve come to the right place. It wasn’t easy to find everything I wanted to share here. And, so below you’ll a list of cameras for the different towns and highways around Breck. Weather forecasts are never accurate and are subject to the microclimates around the mountain valleys and peaks. Use this info as a starting point and then work with your local travel contact about specifics. If you don’t have a local contact, feel free to follow us on Facebook and you can learn all sorts of tidbits and info as I share relevant, entertaining and helpful information about the mountain community of Summit County. Snow Stake Cam for the Powder Hounds Some diehards will rise early to flip the phone open to a bookmarked tabbed of this page. There, you’ll be able to check the different web cams at the ski areas and then you can decide where to shred the gnar that particular day. Traffic cams will help you make the call to stay for an early dinner, or grab an app or two before heading to the different microbreweries as traffic dies down. Have a designated driver, and please don’t drink and drive. Get a room, or find an Uber or taxi to help you arrive home safely. Web Cams for Colorado Ski Areas, Towns and Highways Here are the web cams for the ski towns and mountain resorts, and a few resources for travel. Please let us know if you find a broken link, malfunctioning camera that doesn’t restore, and if you find a camera that should be on this list. We appreciate any leads to live web camera feeds that could help someone visiting or living in Breckenridge or Summit County, Colorado. Travel Roads: Colorado Department of Transportation – I-70 and Denver area Ute Pass Cams – Highway 24 to Colorado Springs Airports: DIA Denver International Airport – website / webcam Towns and Ski Areas Towns / Cities: Denver Idaho Springs Georgetown Silverthorne Dillon Keystone Frisco Breckenridge Copper Mountain Vail Beaver Creek Aspen Glenwood Springs Steamboat Grand Junction Telluride Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. Contact us to learn more. No pressure, we’re here to help you dream and wonder, and to ask yourself, what if you did buy that home in the mountains? What would your life be like then? CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Breckenridge Home For Sale: New Construction – Muggins Gulch Posted on November 10, 2017 - 7:44 pm by Stacy Sanchez Breckenridge Home For Sale: New Construction – Muggins Gulch This spotlight article, Breckenridge Home For Sale: New Construction – Muggins Gulch, has a video that shows the beautiful finishes and details of new construction just north of Breck, off of Tiger Road. This spectacular home is situated in the pristine valley of Muggins Gulch, just 5 minutes from downtown Breckenridge. A truly unique setting is designed for discerning families who seek and crave solitude, luxury and the convenience. Being five miles from the Gondola means you have quick access to premier ski area, the Breckenridge Ski Resort. There are only 9 lots available on 160 acres, making this a rare opportunity to feel like you live on a ranch or in the wilderness, as you have the Colorado trail stretching out nearby. A large centerpiece glass wall will captivate you as you take in the stunning views of this beautiful landscape of Muggins. This 7,000 square foot home features 6 bedrooms and 6 1/2 bathrooms. Designed with mainly Wood, Stone and Glass for the most up to date mountain modern style. This impressive kitchen has sub zero and wolf appliances with soapstone and granite counters. The white oak floors are truly a work of art. The deck outside the kitchen showcases a beautiful outdoor fireplace. Two master suites, additional bedrooms and a bunk room allow enough room for all to enjoy with ample privacy. Walk or xc ski right outside your door and get on the Colorado Trail, Nordic skiing it is only 2 miles from your door. Fly fishing on the Blue River and explore the three forks of the swan on a snowmobile. All from your front door. See yourself sipping coffee in the morning, or having cocktails in the afternoon laughing with your loved ones. Included with ownership is access to a premier ski club with parking and amenities directly on the ski slopes of Breckenridge Ski Area. Click here to see the MLS listing, and sign up for an account that will save your settings of your specified search criteria, and will send you notifications of new listings. Our listings are updated hourly. The Colorado Trail borders the property line and Muggins Gulch backs up to thousands of acres of protected forest land. This home has been thoughtfully planned to capture the views out every window. There’s really no need for a lot of art on the walls, as the views will capture your attention. This custom built home is considered Mountain Modern and has a very warm and inviting feel. Have a look at the video. Interested in learning more? Allow me to take you on a private tour to view this hidden gem. 164 Imperial Way Breckenridge, CO. 80424 Watch this video on YouTube Breckenridge Real Estate Breckenridge is a beautiful mountain town that has been receiving a lot of notoriety lately as the healthiest community, number 1 in most visited in colorado. Our beautiful mountain town draws like minded people who appreciate nature and outdoor activities. A healthy lifestyle. What do you like about being in the mountains? What activities are you favorite? Imagine having a home in the mountains that is a short drive a thriving city Denver. Imagine what it would feel like to be home in Breckenridge on a powder day? What would it feel like to know you can boot up and get on the gondola in the morning for some powder turns? Call me to discuss the options available. I have something for everyone. A condo liftside, cabin in the woods, in town properties and fractional ownership. This is the first of premier property in Muggins Gulch Breckenridge. Get Answers to Your Questions The area of Summit County is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some properties for sale are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near the Town of Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and we can find your dream home or property. Sometimes you just want to build and get everything you want. It’s absolutely possible. CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Aspen Trees in Breckenridge, Colorado Posted on September 26, 2017 - 8:02 pm by Stacy Sanchez Aspen Trees in Breckenridge, Colorado The colors are out there, but how do you know where to go to view the Aspen Trees in Breckenridge, Colorado? I’ve narrowed it down to a few prime spots where the views are outstanding, the trees are colorful, and you’re set up for success. The rest is up to you. And, if you’re unable to make it up to Breck and Summit County to check out the fall colors, here’s a video we made to share the local scenes of early fall. The rest of fall will be filled with rain turning into snow. They’ve actually already started blowing snow at Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin and Loveland Ski Area. The race to open is on! Aspen Trees in Breckenridge, Colorado 2017 Watch this video on YouTube Locations to View the Aspen Trees in Summit County 1. Boreas Pass Road Continue driving south on Main Street in Breck and turn left at Boreas Pass road. A gas station will be on your right. Stop at the Snowplow Rotary Park to check out Engine No.9 and visit some of the railroad history of the Rocky Mountains. 2. Aspen Grove Trail Find a parking spot at the first major switchback on Boreas, or hike from the Ice Rink. Connects with Boreas Pass Road higher up. 3. Stephen C. West Ice Arena Take a short hike up Little Mountain for just under an hour to a nice bench with panoramic views of the Ten Mile Range. 4. Hoosier Pass Being surrounded by fourteen thousand foot peaks is hard to beat. And, you’re on the Continental Divide. Continue on to South Park City in Fairplay for a touch of a historic mining town feel in their display of old Colorado. 5. Lomax Placer A short drive up Ski Hill Road on the left, and just past the skier bridge. Historic buildings and interactive mining for gold during the summer. 6. French Gulch Trails Driving from Main Street, turn east onto Wellington between Extreme Pizza and the Local Market. Drive until the road splits. Go right. If you go left, you’ll end up on CR 450. Three trailheads offer adventure. B&B, Reiling Dredge and Sally Barber. 7. Lake Dillon When driving north from Breckenridge to Frisco, turn right like you’re going to Keystone. Halfway up on the left is parking for Sapphire Point and great views of the Ten Mile and Gore Ranges. 8. Montezuma Road Keystone, Colorado options include the Summit Cove inlet on Lake Dillon, and the road that heads up to Montezuma. 9. Lily Pad Lake Trail Go through the roundabout by I-70 and the Whole Foods in Frisco, and take the frontage road near Giberson Ranch. Get Answers to Your Questions The Summit County area is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some units are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and I can tell you about some of my favorite ones, and which might work best for what you’re looking for! CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Video – Breckenridge Home for Sale: Wildflower 103 Posted on June 17, 2017 - 4:18 pm by Stacy Sanchez Video – Breckenridge Home for Sale: Wildflower 103 Today’s post is to share a Video – Breckenridge Home for Sale: Wildflower 103, that we made at an open house for local Real Estate Brokers last week. Broker tours are a great way for local Breckenridge, Colorado Real Estate Agents to network and see each other’s listings and current inventory. The market is fast-moving these days, and we recommend having your finances in order before really looking at specific homes, as they can listed and put under contract in less than a week. Explore the listings, make an account on our site to create saved searches and more. This short video walkthrough is a nice addition to the listing details found on our first blog on this home that was recently listed in Breckenridge. See the MLS listing on our website by clicking here. Breckenridge Home For Sale: Wildflower 103 Watch this video on YouTube Summit County Real Estate, Homes and Property This home is one of many options in the Breckenridge area. This blog is the home for Dina Sanchez, a longtime Breckenridge local that knows the community and wants to connect homes and properties that match the lifestyles of her clients. Right now in Breckenridge are the warmest months and the time to explore the high roads that the miners left behind. The Washington Mine is next door to this property, and if you look at any map of Breck you’ll see many x’s that indicate mine strikes. If you’re a history buff, you’ll be sure to enjoy the rich mining and adventure history from the hardy souls that called these mountains home. This time around you might not find gold, but you will find many riches. Ask us how we can help you book a private showing of this and other properties. Thanks for reading! Get Answers to Your Questions CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.