We stopped in here to get some maps and material. This is definitely not the normal welcome center. People here were so helpful and friendly and genuinely seemed to enjoy interaction! We learned so much about things to do, where to eat/drink, and hike. So worth it. And there were nice restrooms downstairs - clean and free! We also spent a half hour there at the Historical Museum (effectively). It told about the people, the mining activities, the culture, and more. Quite the amazing experience. We even stopped back again later in our trip.

We last visited here 5+ years ago, and still find this to be a wonderful first stop in orienting oneself to the area. The facility is well-maintained and nicely conceived; with a wealth of information available about Breckenridge and its surroundings. The staff were helpful when available. There is a small attached museum with interesting exhibits and films, providing a great historical perspective on the town's beginnings. And, not least of all, the restrooms were clean (located in the basement, but accessible by elevator). Again this is a great option to begin one's exploration of Breckenridge.

My wife and I enjoyed the well organized free Museum! But, on returning to our car In what we thought was a Free Public Parking Lot, discovered a $40 ticket!! It felt like entrapment!! The Lot had no gates or arms, no credit card or cash payment machines!! No mention of money or fees on the large, and inviting, Public Parking Sign!! Beware Tourists, Breckinridge wants to entrap you and steal your money!!

Friendly people to ask questions of.. Museum is just a short walk through. Their bathrooms aren't open but if you cross the bridge near them, you'll find public restrooms. I would like to have done some history tours. You need reservations for those instead of being able to drop in, due to COVID. So we didn't get to do them this go around.

Stopped into the Welcome Center while exploring Main Street in Breckenridge. Cute little museum with history of the gold era and lots of artifacts to see. Upstairs was the ski part of the museun. Friendly staff. Beautifully decorated with lights for the Holidays outside. Signage outside to read also.

We were looking for advice for certain winter hikes in Breckenridge. The folks were very helpful and knowledgeable. The trail they offered were outstanding. The Welcome Center had a breadth of information and is definitely worth leveraging, if you are looking for insights.

We go to the Breck Welcome Center every year for advice on hiking, events, etc. They always have good advice and are very helpful. I recommend it as a "go to" place for what's finding out going on in and around Breck.

Now THIS was a surprise to me...after living here locally (seasonally) for seven years and usually pointing our visitors here for the loo and free wi-fi, I actually stepped foot inside this winter! Sad I know but how fortunate that I finally did. If you have a visitors, I would recommend this as one of the first stops on their itinerary. They'll learn about Breck's beginnings and how it came to be the great place that it is now. It's very well done, not overly complicated and completely free! Our favourite part was the deck outside (top floor) that gives a great view of all the peaks.

This was one of our first stops during our visit to Breckenridge. We were able to enjoy a lot of the display areas in the welcome center to get a bit of history about the area. There were good reference resources for area activities, shops, restaurants, etc. available for free. A receptionist is onsite to assist with questions. Public restrooms are a bit challenging to find, but the Welcome Center had public restrooms downstairs.

The Welcome Center is where most people in town will point you if you're looking for a bathroom. It has that (and free wifi, however it's a little slow), but it's also a visitor info center and has a whole free museum about the town and the ski resort. There's a cute little interactive area upstairs for kids. And make sure you go upstairs and out on the balcony to get a nice view of the slopes.