About Breckenridge to Denver

How long has BRECKENRIDGE been expelled from Denver?

When the wheels hit Denver International Airport, there was only one thing that set you apart from the mountains: driving! The good news is that there are many routes ready to take you to Breckenridge, so you can pick up the rental car and travel on one of the airport minibusses. Prepare for 2 hours by car from the DIA in the mountains and about 1.5 hours if you are coming from Denver. Winter weather and skiing can delay your trip, so always remember to give yourself extra time.

Breckenridge Airport is scheduled

We provide airport transfers in Breckenridge every day of the year! In winter we return to IAB from 5 o’clock! If our schedule does not suit your needs, or you have a family or large group who want to travel individually, book one of our individual maps, which are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Breckenridge, the most popular ski resort in the United States, is 90 miles from Denver International Airport (DIA) and just 70 miles from Eagle-Vail Airport. Summit Express provides shuttle service to Denver International Airport each season.

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Save time, money, and stress by booking a transfer from Breckenridge Airport. You do not need to worry about finding a rental car that fits all your equipment, driving in winter weather and traffic, or parking here. Also, do not be afraid to watch epic scenes and meet your family and friends. Car services are well stocked with luggage and ski equipment and most provide door-to-door service. Choose your own boat for your crew or take a general trip to save a few bucks. Online pre-booking is always the best option, but if you need a last-minute trip, contact the airport shuttle service or call your local carrier to see if they have seats.

Excursion from Denver to Breckenridge

If you do not have time to stay in Breckenridge – perhaps a business trip to Denver and an extra day to study before the flight – then consider a tour. Breckenridge Mountain Explorer Day Trip is an eight-hour adventure that takes you back from Denver Union Station to Old Silver Mining Village and a few stops along the way. First, go to the famous Red Rocks Amphitheater and then stop for coffee in the mining town on your way to Breckenridge. Upon arrival, you have three hours of free time. In addition to year-round skiing, Breck also has a lively main road with shops, galleries, and restaurants. There is also the Breckenridge Art Area, where you can see the works of artists

By car from Denver to Breckenridge

From Denver, via I-70 and Hwy 9 to Breckenridge, it takes a beautiful hour to 45 minutes (depending on traffic and weather, it can be quite long). The path takes you to the Continental Branch, from the Rocky Mountains to Fringe Ridge, and is incredible at all times. If you are flying miles to the city by air or land, it is easy to rent a car at Denver International Airport or at various agencies downtown. From the airport, you will follow signs to the west of I-70 and stay on this road for more than an hour. Along the way, you cross the Eigen Power Tunnel. You can see the big difference in the air between the tunnel that crosses the continental divide.

After the tunnel, you will go west on Route I-70, Route 203, and south with signs at 9:00 pm. It is 14 kilometers from the barracks. Most people, especially during the winter ski season, buy books in a nearby gastronomic town, not staying at the brewery if prices are high. This includes Fresco, Dylan, and Silverton, located near I-70 (before reaching Brinking on the highway). It is also possible to travel south from Denver on Highway 9 to Highway 285. At 109 miles, this journey takes about 30 minutes off Route I-70, but during the week, when I-70 is busy, you can save time on this route. When renting a car in the snow, it is important to understand that Colorado has strict driving laws in the winter. During heavy snowfalls, these rules require your vehicle to be equipped with special wheels, opting for road or AWD or, in some cases, both. If you try to drive in incompatible cars, you will be fined many fines (which is very dangerous!)