This is the place to find cool stuff to do and see in Summit County year-round. Summit Mountain Rental's staff and our local friends have put together quite a collection of ideas for you. There's no excuse for being bored; read a blog (or several) then get out there and do it!
Written by Jess Hoover The view from my bedroom window peeks through towering pines and opens straight onto Peak 8’s now nearly naked Horseshoe Bowl. And, if the perfect bluebird days weren’t indication enough, the snowless slopes let us know that summer has finally arrived...
Post a CommentWritten by Will Lancaster & Chad Galaszewski Ahhh, golfing in the Rockies — the grass is greener, the air is thinner, and the players abundant. Our county’s five golf courses provide just that. If you’re looking to hit the greens while visiting Summit County, we’ve...
Post a CommentWritten by Will Lancaster Everyone has their own way of showing their patriotism and celebrating Independence Day. I wanted to share the things that I believe make a Summit County 4 th of July the best. I love celebrating the 4 th in Summit County...
Post a CommentIf you’ve never tried whitewater rafting, this is the summer to give it a try. Thanks to a winter of generous snowfall, the rivers are in great shape this year. I had the opportunity to hit up the Blue and Arkansas Rivers the last couple...
Post a CommentWritten by Kelly King Breckenridge Restaurants Many local restaurants are offering holiday spreads in addition to their normal menus. Families looking for a traditional holiday meal or a big Thanksgiving dinner with a twist can celebrate without having to cook! Blue River Bistro is offering...
Post a CommentWritten by Tim Bender Want to take zip lining to the highest level? Check out Top of the Rockies Zip Line ! SMR Staff Zip Lining Your adventure begins at 10,000 feet above sea level when you check in at the base area of Top...
Post a CommentWritten by Kelly King Fall, like spring, is shorter in Summit County. Fall foliage begins to visibly change in early September and the golden display ends before October. Although foliage season doesn’t last long, and the reds and browns that define fall in so many...
Post a CommentOn top of Vail Pass I have to admit, I don’t have much biking experience. In fact, before my Vail Pass ride, I probably hadn’t been on a bike in almost 20 years. With that said, I don’t know what in the world possessed me...
Post a CommentLet’s just say I’ve done my fair share of riding horses, mainly because I grew up in the Texas Panhandle, otherwise known as “Cowboy Country.” I’ve always had a love for horses. In fact, I went as far as to take a western horsemanship class...
Post a CommentWritten by Jim Collins, Summit Mountain Rentals Customer & Golf Expert In the spring of 1990, I got the urge to find someplace I could go to get out of the Texas heat. Since I had never thought about where it might be cool in...
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