Take A Joy Ride in Breckenridge, Colorado This Summer

A motorcycle adventure in the Rocky Mountains is an indescribable experience. Revel in the unparalleled views of the Ten Mile Range while you ride high-altitude passes, hairpin switchbacks and winding mountain roads.

Take A Joy Ride in Breckenridge, Colorado This Summer

Ride the Rockies

A motorcycle adventure in the Rocky Mountains is an indescribable experience. Revel in the unparalleled views of the Ten Mile Range while you ride high-altitude passes, hairpin switchbacks and winding mountain roads. Enter to win the ride of a lifetime today!

Summit County, Colorado

Motorcycling has long been part of Colorado’s history, beginning when riders would explore the back mountain roads that cut through dense forests. Back then, many of these roads served as mining or logging paths for trucks, accessing some of the most pristine wilderness around. Today, many of those roads remain unpaved for the off-road bikers who venture onto them. Fortunately for the touring and cruiser crew, many roads are now paved, offering accessible rides through the canyons and mountains passes that make Summit County famous.

Where to Ride

Summertime in the high country is nothing short of spectacular. Whether you’re looking for a leisurely cruise with views, adrenaline-inducing mountain passes, or technical hairpin turns, Breckenridge has something for every type of motorist.

Loveland Pass

First on the bucket list, this stunning drive over the Continental Divide features a long series of switchbacks, hairpin turns, and fun mountain curves, with the elevation topping out at 11,990 feet. It’s said to be the highest road in the nation that is kept open year-round. Enjoy breathtaking views while you cruise through this exciting pass with a 6.7% grade. Loveland Pass is located on Highway 6, starting at exit 216 from I-70 and ends in Dillon, CO.

Hoosier Pass

This is another high-elevation mountain pass that is part of the Great Continental Divide in Colorado. The 21.4 mile long, 11,542-foot pass can be reached via State Highway 9 between the towns of Alma and Breckenridge. Drive amongst the clouds on winding roads that increase and decrease in elevation, sharp turns, and smooth approaches.

Fremont-Tennessee-Vail Pass Loop

Dubbed one of the best loop routes in Colorado by visitors and locals alike, this 93-mile drive makes for a long, yet rewarding day. This loop hits three major passes in the area and takes you through some of the most beautiful scenery in Summit County. Access this loop starting in Copper Mountain and head south on Highway 91. This will take you over Fremont Pass at 11,318 feet and bring you into Leadville, where you will head north on Highway 24 over Tennessee Pass (10,404 feet.). This will run into I-70 once again past Minturn; from there, head south through Vail Pass (10,554 feet.) and back to Copper Mountain.

Win A Ride in the Rockies

With so much to explore in the Rocky Mountains, you'll need time to see it all! Best of Breckenridge is giving away a 7-night stay at the Grand Colorado at Peak 8 in Breckenridge, $5,000 cash and an outdoor activity of your choice! Enjoy luxurious accommodations and poolside paradise after a long day of cruising. Fuel your adventure with $5,000 for gas money, food, drinks and more. Then, if you feel like taking a break from riding your bike, you'll be treated to another fun summertime activity of your choice in Breckenridge.

Prize Details:

  • 7-night stay at the Grand Colorado on Peak 8
  • $5,000 cash to fuel your adventure
  • Activity of your choice: Jeep or ATV rental, e-bike or mountain bike rentals, stand-up paddleboard (SUP) or kayak rentals on Lake Dillon, zip lining excursion, horseback riding or guided fly fishing.

What are you waiting for? Enter to win the ultimate adventure in Breckenridge. Stay, play, and explore all the winding mountain roads Summit County has to offer.