Top Breckenridge Car Tours

Explore the sights between Denver and Breckenridge or Vail at your own pace with this private, self-guided driving tour. Learn about highlights such as Arapaho Basin, Loveland Pass, Eisenhower Tunnel, and more. Virtual tour guide provides hours of audio and written commentary, along with hands-free functionality, all usable offline when downloaded in advance.

Skip the typical walking tours for a ghostly exploration of Breckenridge and—unlike most travelers—see a stranger side to this historic mining town. During this interactive tour, explore haunted buildings you might otherwise have overlooked, hunt down spirit energies with the tools conveniently provided, and listen to your private guide tell spooky stories you wouldn’t otherwise hear.

Get to know Breckenridge in a fun and interactive way on a private mobile scavenger hunt that showcases the town’s Wild West history. Working on teams with friends or family, use the Let’s Roam app on your phone to solve challenges, answer trivia, and snap pics of Breckenridge landmarks and hidden treasures to score points. Work at your own pace and on your own schedule for an independent Rocky Mountain adventure.

This extraordinary tour that takes you to the summit of a 14,000-ft mountain. Brace yourself for adrenaline-fueled driving through jaw-dropping landscapes. Our expert guides provide captivating insights into geological wonders and rich history. This is not just any tour; it's an exhilarating journey to witness nature's grandeur. Book now for the most magnificent and thrilling driving tour you'll experience. Because of snow, the Mount Evans Scenic Byway (Highway 5) is generally open to Vehicles all the way to the summit only from Memorial Day to Labor Day. (The day after Labor Day, the road is open from Echo Lake to the upper Summit Lake through the first weekend in October, weather permitting, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Follow in the footsteps of Colorado's early fortune seekers on an interactive tour of the only real open mine in Breckenridge. Descend more than 1,000 feet (305 meters) underground to explore historic gold mining tunnels and even slide down an ore chute. Out in the light of day, try your hand at panning for gold in the river, and say hello to resident burros during the summer months.