Best trails in Breckenridge, Colorado

If you have a 4WD vehicle, you can get closer to the trailhead than the AllTrails map indicates. The trailhead on the map indicates the first 2WD parking area. Challenging elevation increase towards the end, but there is a beautiful waterfall that rewards you half way up.Show more

McCullough Gulch Rd closes annually due to winter conditions. There is an option to start from Quandary Peak lower trailhead and hike 2 miles to McCullough trailhead. There are several lakes that can be viewed along this trail. The official route goes to the second lake. Several waterfalls can be viewed about 1.5 miles into this route.Show more

This is a great hike with steady incline and incredible views throughout. You'll take a small detour to Mayflower Lake, then pass by Continental Falls shortly before arriving at the end destination of Mohawk Lakes. The area is painted with colorful wildflowers in the spring and you'll have a chance at spotting some of the region's abundant wildlife, including mountain goats. This hike begins at the Spruce Creek trailhead off of Spruce Creek Road. Begin the hike on Spruce Creek Trail, which then becomes Mohawk Lakes Trail. If you are interested in continuing on to other lakes higher up, check out this route: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/colorado/spruce-lakes-trail-to-mohawk-lakes-trail. Don’t miss the beautiful meadow around where Wheeler Trail intersects. If you have the right vehicle, you can get closer to the trailhead than this map indicates by continuing up the 4WD road. The trailhead on the map indicates the first 2WD parking area.Show more

SEASONAL ROAD CLOSURE: Roads leading to this trailhead are subject to seasonal closure. For more information, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/whiteriver/alerts-notices. The dirt road leading to the Blue Lakes trailhead can be difficult for 2WD vehicles, as it is a rugged road. The Blue Lakes Trail is entirely on gravel roads around the Blue Lakes. There are two parking areas - one parking lot at the upper lake above the dam and one below. If you enjoy alpine lakes but aren’t interested in a long, laborious trek to get there, this leisurely walk is just for you! It’s well worth the 20 minute drive from Breckenridge and is a great place to fish, camp or have a picnic.Show more

SEASONAL ROAD CLOSURE: Roads leading to this trailhead are subject to seasonal closure. For more information, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/whiteriver/alerts-notices. The road to the trailhead can be difficult for 2WD vehicles. This hike is almost entirely on a gravel road.Show more

The trail begins off the base of Peak 9, near Quicksilver chairlift. It takes you along a creek through pine forest and meadows. You will then eventually connect to Spruce Creek Trail to get to Francie's Cabin. Great scenery and a relaxing, family-friendly path.Show more

SEASONAL CLOSURE: This area is subject to seasonal closure due to weather conditions. For more information, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/psicc/alerts-notices/?cid=fseprd644152.Show more