Breckenridge is known as paradise to outdoor enthusiasts. From world-class skiing and snowboarding to exhilarating whitewater rafting, there is no shortage of adventures to embark on. One of the best ways to recharge is hiking area trails, and thereâs no better time for this than Breckenridge in the fall. Witness leaves changing colors by lacing up your hiking boots. A vacation rental from Grand Welcome is the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring Colorado nature.
The 5 Best Hikes in Breckenridge to See Fall Foliage
Whether you want a quick hike to start the day or something a little longer, thereâs no shortage of trails to explore around Breckenridge. Leaves begin changing color in early to mid-September due to the areaâs high elevation. Leaf peeping is a popular activity during this time frame, so if you plan on hitting the trails, consider going early and during the middle of the week.- Berry Creek Loop: This 2.5-mile loop trail near Edwards offers scenic views of nature as well as wildlife.
- Beaver Lake Trail: If youâre looking for a longer hike, youâll enjoy this 3.6-mile trail that takes you through lush forests and along a creek.Â
- Lily Pad Lake Trail: Hike along a mostly flat trail that starts at Eagleâs Nest Wilderness. During the roughly 3 mile trek, youâll pass by a large beaver pond and a lake.
- Blue River Trail: Youâll be surrounded by the White River National Forest during your 3-mile hike. This trail does go along private property lines, so be sure to pay attention and stay on course.
- Old Dillon Reservoir Trail: Walk along the 1.7-mile loop trail thatâll have you exploring Dillon Reservoir Recreation Area.Â
