We arrived Breckenridge Saturday afternoon. Since it was early afternoon we thought it was a little too late to hit the slopes. Instead we decided to go snow shoeing instead. Fortunately for us, our niece lives in Breck and we were able to borrow her golden retriever to hike with us. It was a great hike, were we met many... More

I have skied this trail numerous times and it is wise to make sure you do it after a good snow fall...start from the Breckenridge side and ski up a few miles and then down into Frisco..Best to be dropped off and picked up or two cars...Allow 4-5hours depending on your speed and snow conditions

it's been a year since I was here, and the densely shadowed place I knew is gone. The trail is now open sunshine because the bark-beetle-damaged trees have been cut down. In about 25 years, it should be great again. So sad.

Was so much better before the bikers found it! Now it is crowded with crazies who think they own the trail!

There are better hiking trails in Summit County. Look at trailheads in the Gore Range north of Frisco, unless you are a mountain biker. http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Hikes-Central-Colorado-ebook/dp/B003ZUY8NM

Peaks Trail travels along the Ten Mile Range from Breckenridge to Frisco. Though we have never hiked the entire trail we have hiked enough of it to enjoy it for its scenic beauty and old mining sites. The Peaks Trail is an easy trail and is recommended for someone that is looking for easy hiking and a well marked path.

Some amazing skiing to be had here - lots of fun! We skied the trails with 2 intermediates and one skier who has nay has 2 lessons. That shows how good the skiing is in this area for all levels. There is truly something for everyone at every level. I would have no issue taking my 3 year old with... More

I rode this trail from Breckenridge to Frisco and back. It was one of the funnest and more technical courses I've ridden. The trail from Breckenridge to Frisco was mostly downhill...conversely, the ride from Frisco back to Breckenridge was mostly uphill and challenging for a flatlander like me. If you don't have a significant amount of experience on mountain bikes,... More

This single track trail is a must for all you intermediate to advanced riders. Keep in mind you start the ride at about 10k ft Bring plenty of water and your camera. One way is quite a ride but you can turn around and go back but the bus ride back to Breck from Frisco is free so take the... More