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You Won't Regret Going to Breckenridge
The beautiful sight of the Ten Mile Range is one of many reasons to plan a trip to Breckenridge. It will surely captivate your attention whether you're gazing at it for the first time or the hundredth. The recreational activities are also something that draws visitors to Breckenridge. Breckenridge seems to shed its old face and put on a new one every time the town gets together in celebration. If you're considering a visit to Colorado's 149-year-old Victorian paradise, there will be no dull moments as there's always something to celebrate in Breckenridge.
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There may be no better way to embrace the new year in Breckenridge than with a twenty ton snow sculpture in the Budweiser International Snow Sculpture Championships. This annual event, coming to its 18th year now, brings together only the most creative artists to turn plain chunks of snow into a works of art. Sculptors from all over the world invade the town for five days to create majestic 12-foot tall masterpieces with just their two hands and a few permitted non-power tools such as carrot scraper and chicken wire. A panel of judges then present awards to the top three teams based on style, theme, and technique. Championships will be held from January 20-25, 2009 in the middle of town at the Riverwalk Center.
There's always a reason for jubilation after a marvelous ski season and Breckenridge knows this better than any other town. The Spring Massive is held each year to express joy in the year's snow fall. This event always makes it easy for anyone attending to have a good time, whether it's through live entertainment or just a day of spring skiing. Planned happenings include free outdoor concerts, ski competitions, the Massive Beer Festival, Comedy, and a Bite of Breckenridge. The eighth annual festival will be held from April 1-19, 2009.
The previous year wrapped up the 24th annual Genuine Jazz and Arts Festival in Breckenridge. This event involves wine tasting, hot music and enjoyable summer nights. Different group of performers are always chosen to create a multi-genre celebration of all things jazz including smooth jazz, fusion, and mainstream. People come together every year for this free event in the Plaza above Maggie Pond, held normally during a weekend in August.
Towns all over the country join together in the fall to honor the traditional German celebration of Oktoberfest. Offering traditional German music, Bavarian food, kids' activities, and, of course, plenty of beer, Breckenridge Oktoberfest is in its fifteenth year now. So, from September 18-20, 2009, grab your beer stein, pull on your lederhosen and head to Breckenridge for some marvelous mountain enjoyment.
Without doubt, winter brings a reason to celebrate in true Breckenridge style. The start of December is the time when Breckenridge formally announces that the holiday season has arrived with its Victorian Holliday celebration which includes competitions on the Breckenridge Ski Resort and craft workshops. Needless to say, the holiday season wouldn't be complete without the annual Lighting of Breckenridge on Main Street.
The celebrations in Breckenridge are endless and absolutely entertaining. Since all of these events are held in the hub of the town, you will surely find Breckenridge accommodations that will put you within walking distance to the venue or get access to public transportation that will shuttle you there for free. No matter what season you go to Breckenridge, have fun with the town by taking part in its various entertaining celebrations.
About the Author
Having lived in Breckenridge and all over Summit County since she was four years old, Monique Mertrandes grew up hiking, biking, skiing, rock climbing, kayaking, and playing tour guide to visiting friends and family. Learn more about Breckenridge Lodging from other locals like Monique.
by: Monique Mertrandes
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Date: Thu, 31 Dec 2009 Time: 10:56 AM -
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