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Even as much of the country endures the sweltering summer heat, inching up to the three-digit level, Breckenridge offers the cooler alternative. Daytime temperatures staying at the high 70s to the low 80s is one of the top reasons why Breckenridge is as popular during summer as it is in winter. You don’t only beat the heat while in Breck, you also enjoy the outdoors while avoiding the discomfort of drowning in sweat. Following are some of the exciting activities to try while enjoying Breckenridge’s cooler temperatures in summer.

Breckenridge Fun Park: Vacationers don’t come to Breckenridge just to stay indoors. No doubt, they are in town for the action, at the best place to be– Breckenridge Fun Park. Up there at Peak 8, some of Breckenridge Ski Resort’s best ski terrain are transformed into big summer playground that consist of SuperSlide on a wide slalom track, a network of biking trails across the mountain, a miniature golf course, in addition to many other enjoyable outdoor activities. No problem, for those who just want seeing the sights because the Ski Resort’s SuperChair works throughout the summer, transporting passengers to elevations of over 11,000 feet to see the Continental Divide’s amazing view.

Water Plus: It’s correct that for many of us, the mountains come to mind first, instead of the water, whenever we contemplate about Breckenridge. But, during summer, Breckenridge is one town that is determined to use its water resources properly. For those interested to engage in light water activity, you can rent paddleboats at Maggie Pond, which in the middle of Breckenridge. However, if you are seeking for more water adventure, you have to take about an hour’s drive from Breckenridge. There, you can go fly fishing along the riverbank that extends one hundred miles long, beautiful glacial lakes, mountain streams that stretch thousands of miles, and ten major reservoirs- more than enough to keep the fishermen busy. Needless to say, the Arkansas River offers loads of excitement to rafters and kayakers with Class III and above waters. Lastly, the Dillon Reservoir is just near Breckenridge, providing boaters a remarkable place to spend an exciting day.

Sensory Delight: If you would like to see the rest of Breckenridge but you do not look forward to riding a mountain bike or walking on an easy trail, there are many more sightseeing options for you. For example, you can ride a hot air balloon to the highest and most breathtaking vision of the peaks of Ten Mile Range. In addition, there are tours of Breckenridge’s historic district. For your meals, you can stop at the town’s Farmers’ Market. And on Main Street you can find restaurants and bakeries. For beer lovers, you’ll regret it if you did not stop by Breckenridge brewery

Rest and Renew: Essentially, you should break a sweat during your stay in Breckenridge, although it won’t materialize if you just sit on your deck, relishing the scenery on a sunny day. While Breckenridge’s array of activities will continue to make you physically active, the added great aspect of a Breckenridge, Colorado summer vacation are the inexpensive lodging options. If you are eyeing a charming vacation home or a condominium on Main Street, options are on hand in the summer at discounted rates.

So, fill up your bags, keeping in mind that you will be out of the comforts of air conditioning in at least a few days. Get here to Breckenridge, the place to experience mild sunny days that are sure to put a smile on your face.

Monique Mertrandes is a nature lover in Breckenridge who is fortunate to get to ski, rock climb, or mountain bike everyday. She loves giving useful information on everything from Cheap Breckenridge lodging to Breckenridge Mountain Biking.