Trip ideas while visiting Breckenridge in Colorado
Boreas Pass Road spans nearly 20 miles and follows the historic route of the Pacific Railroad. This scenic road reaches its highest point at the Continental Divide, treating travelers to breathtaking vistas of the Blue River Valley and Tenmile Range. During autumn, the road is adorned with vibrant golden aspens, creating a mesmerizing sight. Boreas Pass offers various ways for visitors to explore it, including hiking, biking, or driving.
According to recent travelers, a good starting point for your self-guided tour of Boreas Pass Road is Breckenridge’s High Line Railroad Park. Here, you can see some of the locomotives and train cars that once traveled this pass. Another option suggested by others is parking at the Bakers Tank trailhead and hiking up. Keep in mind that if you visit during winter, snowshoes will likely be necessary for touring Boreas Pass Road.