Construction is underway on the ice castle in Dillon, Colorado.
Ice making crews started the construction process of the ice castle last week. Dillon is host to this atraction after not hosting the event for the past few years.
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On any given winter afternoon you're likely to find Red Gerard in the backyard of home with his friends jibbing, sliding rails, hitting jumps and ripping laps on a hand-sculpted terrain park.
Seventeen-year-old Red Gerard is a high-...
A few weeks ago, Lindsay Regali of Charlottesville was fishing in Dillon Reservoir with her husband Luke Newcomb and local guide Randy Ford of Alpine Fishing Adventures when she caught a record-setting Arctic Char.
Arctic Char is a cold-...
There are 35 huts located throughout several wilderness areas in the Rocky Mountains. These huts are situated deep in the mountains between Aspen, Leadville, Breckenridge and other popular mountain towns throughout the Rocky Mountains. &n...
According to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Summit County life expectancy is the highest in the nation at 86.83 years!
Neighboring Pitkin and Eagle County, came in at number two and ...
Breckenridge Epic Discovery is taking a new approach to the theme park industry!
Breckenridge Epic Discover is all about interactive outdoor learning! Mixed-in with alpine coasters, slides, ziplines, bungee trampolines and a mini golf course...
A new music venue is coming to Frisco, Colorado - 10 Mile Music Hall!
Owners of The Barkley Ballroom broke ground on their newest business venture a few weeks ago - a new live music and events venue in downtown Frisco that will be unlike...
On June 9th, Breckenridge Ski Resort welcomed its first batch of guests to its brand-new, state-of-the-art theme park in the mountains - Epic Discovery!
Breckenridge Epic Discovery is modeled after similar projects at Vail Mountain — h...
Breckenridge took the top slot in this year's Arts Vibrancy Index, an annual nationwide survey of artistic communities!
Started in 2014, the study by the National Center for Arts Research at Southern Methodist University ra...
In the 1820’s Breckenridge was first populated by fur trappers, in which people trapped everything from Otters to Bison. With a relatively small population, it wasn’t until the late 1850’s that Breckenridge saw a real increase.&n...