YOUR TRIP
Things You Should Know
Summer Winter
Breckenridge has an average summer daytime temperature of 70 Breckenridge has an average winter daytime temperature of 28
degrees F (22 degrees C). Typical summer clothing works fine during degrees F (-2 degrees C).The cool winter daytime temperatures can
the day, but visitors should consider wearing a hat and always wear be deceiving, but keep in-mind that the sun is extremely intense at
sunscreen. Evenings cool off considerably and often call for a sweater 9,600 feet, so use sunscreen even on cloudy days to avoid sunburns.
or light jacket. Afternoon showers can come up quickly, but seldom It is also a good idea to wear sunglasses or goggles to avoid snow
last long. When hiking or biking, it is ideal to wear layered clothing blindness. Temperatures and conditions can change drastically and
that is breathable. quickly in the mountains, so always be prepared with extra layers
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