The Skiway Lodge is within easy reach of a wide range of activities and dining options. As your innkeepers, we are happy to provide you with the following list of our favorites. And as always, if you need assistance planning your prefect getaway, we are at your service! After enjoying a wonderful breakfast at the Skiway Lodge, keep up the pace by sampling the sumptuous cuisine offered by the many restaurants in Breckenridge. For a complete guide to Breckenridge Dining, check out the. Breckenridge Dining Guide. Chef Keith Mahoney invites you to Cafe Alpine to enjoy his creations of contemporary American cuisine. Cafe Alpine offers a new menu daily featuring the finest seasonal and regional foods prepared with the freshest ingredients - a guaranteed fine dining experience. Featured in Zagats, Southern Living and more. 106 E. Adams, Breckenridge. Hours: 5:00pm - Close. Hearthstone Restaurant. Explore the flavors of this eclectic menu and enjoy breathtaking views in the warmth of a 100-year old Victorian home. Dinner 7 days a week. Award-winning Cuisine. Award of Excellence 1997-2003 from Wine Spectator Magazine. 130 S. Ridge St., Breckenridge. Hours: 5:30pm Close. The Briar Rose Restaurant Bar, named after the old Briar Rose Silver Mine located on top of Peak 10, was once a boarding house that served hearty meals to tired miners. Located up the hill from the light in the center of town, the Briar Rose continues to serve the best slow roasted prime rib, savory steaks, wild game, fresh seafood, poultry, pasta and vegetarian entrees. The chef offers a unique special nightly. Compliment your entree with a choice from the extensive wine list. Dont miss a cocktail in the Trophy Bar with its aged diamond dust mirror. 109 E. Lincoln Ave., Breckenridge. Hours: 5:00pm - 10:00pm. Top of the World Restaurant Lounge. Nestled on a magnificent forest cliff at 10,200 feet, the Top of the World Restaurant Lounge pairs fine food and wine with panoramic views of the Continental Divide. The award-winning restaurant presents a creative menu complimented by a tantalizing wine selection and delectable desserts. 112 Overlook Dr., Breckenridge. Hours: 5:30pm - Close. Summer: Open Thursday-Sunday. Taddeo's Italian Restaurant. Family-style dining with portions that are large enough to share - so you get to taste more of a variety of foods than you would if you were to order individually. 505 S. Main St. (Main St. Station), Breckenridge. The Blue River Bistro's elegant atmosphere, superior cuisine, and tremendous wine and liquor selection combine with moderate prices to present the ultimate dining experience. We feature an amazing variety of award-winning gourmet pasta entrees, including vegetarian selections. Accompanying our daily specials, we offer hearty hand-cut steaks, chicken entrees, and fresh seafood. We also offer a fine selection of Domestic and imported wines, as well as an unmatched premium martini menu featuring 75 original martinis. Come and enjoy our exceptional late night appetizer and dessert menu with an evening cocktail. 305 N. Main St. Breckenridge. Hours: 11:00am - 2:00am. Breckenridge Brewery. The Breckenridge Brewery, opened in 1990, has quickly become one of the locals favorite spots. Sit at the bar and watch as a selection of award winning beers is handcrafted by the brewers. Or take a seat in the dining room and feast over the view of the Ten Mile Range while dining on excellent pub fare at very reasonable prices. We are open for both lunch and dinner. Stop by today for a taste of Breckenridge's freshest and best! 600 S. Main St., Breckenridge. Downstairs at Eric's. Brecks Best Late Night Spot! 14-page menu to satisfy every appetite. Video arcade, sports bar, 21 TVs, 2 big screen TVs, 22 tap beers, 120 bottled beers! 111 S. Main St., Breckenridge. Hours: 11:00am Midnight. Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Step into the world of Forrest Gump, and enjoy a variety of fixin's like steaks, kid's favorites, fish chips, delicious burgers, tasty smoothies, ice cold beer, and of course... shrimp cocktail, shrimp spaghetti, shrimp veggies, shrimp sausage, shrimp lobster. 231 S. Main St., Breckenridge. Hours: 11:00am - 10:00pm. Traditional American Fare and Irish Specialties. The Best Views of Breck! Full Menu served All Day AND Late Night! 500 S. Main St. (La Cima Mall, 3rd Level), Breckenridge. The Steak and Rib has long been regarded as one of Breckenridge's finest dining establishments - by both locals and guests. They are well known for the quality of their food as well as their service. Chef Fredy Vegas makes use of only the finest and freshest ingredients, from our tender smoked Bar-B-Que to handcut steaks and fresh seafood and game specials. The bartenders can't wait to mix you one of the famous Breckenridge Mud Slides or pour you a nice glass of wine or an ice cold beer before, during or after your meal! The atmosphere is casual, friendly and a little Caribbean! Come see why the Steak and Rib is so often recommended by the locals! 208 N. Main St. (1-1/2 blocks North of the stoplight at Ski Hill Rd.), Breckenridge. Hours: 4:30pm - Close. Best delivery pizza in town. Conveniently located on the trolley route next to City Market! All you can eat lunch buffet (Monday - Friday). Free Delivery. Dine-In or Carry Out. 400 N. Park Ave. (next to City Market), Breckenridge. Hours: 11:30am - 9:00pm. Immersed in mining history, the Gold Pan Saloon and Restaurant offers a glimpse of a rough and ready Breckenridge, when at any moment the swinging saloon doors might slap open and admit a thirsty prospector. Built around 1879 as the Herman Strauss Saloon, the bar side of this complex has spent most of its days as a smoke-filled, whiskey-scented dining and amusement hall. The most well-known of these establishments was the Palace Restaurant which attracted customers with a large fish aquarium in the front window, stocked with speckled beauties. Documented as the most continuous operating liquor license west of the Mississippi, the building has also served as a dry goods store and as a gas station. Over the years, the Gold Pan Bar has been one of the first saloons visited by a local. Locally owned and operated, the Gold Pan provides visitors with a rustic atmosphere to relax and enjoy a drink and delicious food. 103 N. Main St., Breckenridge

A picture-perfect example of the ultimate romantic getaway. Relax in the security and comfort of this peaceful retreat. Tucked in a convenient crook of the Skyway Skiway and with ski-in access from the slopes and ski-out access to the new gondola, guests marvel at the perception of seclusion they feel at the Lodge. Each has been beautifully decorated. All the modern conveniences and luxurious amenities of today are seamlessly blended with the unique dcor and relaxing surroundings. All of our suites now have 32- or 37-inch HD TVs, coffee makers, refrigerators, microwaves, and telephones. Daily coffee is provided and a vending area is accessible to all guests. Gold was first found in the Blue River Valley in 1859, and Breckenridge was born. Since those exciting days, other precious fields have been discovered. Our unique lodge is located on the actual mining claim of Hunt Placer. Placer mining methods were used to recover gold nuggets and flakes that had been eroded from the rocks of the surrounding mountains and had been deposited in streams and rivers. Since gold is a very heavy mineral, it tended to sink to the lower layers of gravels and other stream sediments. Placer miners used equipment that took advantage of this heaviness to separate and recover the gold from the stream deposits. Placer mining involved the use of water under high pressure to loosen gravel from the hillsides, which was then run through sluice boxes to filter out the gold. All mining was done at ground surface; no underground operations were performed in a typical placer mine. Next door to the Lodge, you will find Colorado's only placer mining park, the. Summit Historical Society's restored Lomax Placer Gulch, which includes an assay office and a miner's cabin. The Lomax Mine has a complete collection of the equipment used in a typical hydraulic mining operation. Lomax Mine in the Summer. Skiway Lodge Exterior. Our building was constructed from the ground up as an exculsive lodge. Carl and Gwen Ray picked out the historic site and were integral to the design and construction of the building. After almost 2 years of trials and tribulations, the Skiway Lodge was opened for business in 1994 as the Hunt Placer Inn Bed and Breakfast. Since then we have added paved parking, two luxurious hot tubs and redwood deck out back, gas fire pit, plush robes, comfy slippers, HD TVs, hairdryers, coffee makers, refrigerators, microwaves, and multi-line telephones with data ports in all the guestrooms. We also have wireless internet access throughout the building which is a free amenity to our guests. We have created three lounge areas, one including game tables with plenty of mountain ambiance. The Skiway Lodge also has Ski-In and Ski-Out access to the new gondola. Whether youre here to relax or to indulge in every outdoor activity Summit County has to offer, we invite you to enjoy the hospitality of the Skiway Lodge. End your day in front of the fire, lounging in the therapeutic currents of the hot tub or sharing a bottle of wine on the privacy of you balcony. Why not do it all! Click here for Our Rooms. Our Inviting Hot tubs. This is a Non Smoking property - outside decks abound. Ski, bike and golf club storage available. Wheelchair accessible. Free on-site parking. Denver (Wheat Ridge). (Click the icons for more information). From Denver (Denver International Airport) Take I-70 West to Highway 9 South, Exit 203 (Breckenridge/Frisco). Proceed 10 miles to the town of Breckenridge. Just beyond the skier parking lot, turn right onto Ski Hill Road. From Vail (Eagle Vail Municipal Airport) Take I-70 East to Exit 204 (Breckenridge/Frisco). Proceed through downtown Frisco. Turn right (south) onto Highway 9. Travel 10 miles to the town of Breckenridge. Just beyond the skier parking lot, turn right onto Ski Hill Road. From Colorado Springs Points South Take Highway 24 West out of the Colorado Springs area. Just past the town of Hartsell, turn right (north) onto Highway 9 to Fairplay. Stay on Highway 9 by turning right (north) onto Highway 285 then left again at the traffic signal. Travel 19 miles to the town of Breckenridge. Just beyond the Riverwalk Events Center, turn left onto Ski Hill Road. Once in Breckenridge... Get Directions from your Location: Address or Intersection:

 Credit cards accepted
 Lift
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Jacuzzi tub
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Phones in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set