Summit County Colorado Bike and Brews Guided Day Tour
Breckenridge, Colorado
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Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: 4 hours
Tap into epic cycling and get a taste of Colorado's thriving beer scene. Enjoy impressive alpine landscapes and magnificent brews from the seat of a bike on the Summit County Colorado Bike and Brews Guided Day Tour. The resorts of Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon and Keystone are up and coming craft brewing meccas. Pedal serene bike paths and experience Colorado’s vibrant and booming craft-brewing scene. The beauty and beer are unparalleled. Professional guide, bike, safety helmet and lock are included.
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Tap into epic cycling and get a taste of Colorado's thriving beer scene. Enjoy impressive alpine landscapes and magnificent brews from the seat of a bike on the Summit County Colorado Bike and Brews Guided Day Tour. The resorts of Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon and Keystone are up and coming craft brewing meccas. Pedal serene bike paths and experience Colorado’s vibrant and booming craft-brewing scene. The beauty and beer are unparalleled. Professional guide, bike, safety helmet and lock are included.Pedal serene bike paths and experience Colorado’s vibrant and booming craft-brewing scene. Choose between two tour options: Best of Breckenridge & Frisco or Best of Dillon & Silverthorne.
Option 1: Best of Breckenridge & Frisco
Starting out the tour, you'll head to Backcountry Brewery in Frisco. Here, you can experience the best brews with their thirty years of brewing experience. Backcountry Brewery has garnered 6 Great American Beer Fest gold and silver medals add up to outstanding beer.
Next, visit Broken Compass Brewing, Breckenridge’s newest brewery. Offerings include Belgian Wit and Coconut Porter. The brewery has won a bronze medal in the Field Beers category at the 2015 Great American Beer Fest.
Finally, stop at Breckenridge Brewery. This is Colorado’s third craft brewery which opened its doors in historic Breckenridge in 1990. From a broad selection of beers that are available year-around to seasonal favorites, there’s a beer for every taste.
Please note: tour is customizable and based on your cycling abilities. Alterations can be made to omit Frisco and include the Breckenridge Distillery.
Option 2: Best of Dillon & Silverthorne
Established in 1997, your first stop is Pug Ryan’s, a brewery offering up an assortment of brews to satisfy the most discriminating hophead. Perhaps you will want to try the Morningwood Wheat, a lightly filtered, easy-to-drink beer and a local’s favorite.
Later, pedal on over to The Bakers’ Brewery. The bakery & brew pub features a selection of session beers designed for those new to the micro-brew scene, along with bold beers for the micro-brew connoisseur.
Finally, stop at Dillon Dam Brewery, the largest brewpub in the Colorado Rockies. There are up to 13 Dam beers on tap, including seasonal, session and BIG BOLD beers.
Option 1: Best of Breckenridge & Frisco
Starting out the tour, you'll head to Backcountry Brewery in Frisco. Here, you can experience the best brews with their thirty years of brewing experience. Backcountry Brewery has garnered 6 Great American Beer Fest gold and silver medals add up to outstanding beer.
Next, visit Broken Compass Brewing, Breckenridge’s newest brewery. Offerings include Belgian Wit and Coconut Porter. The brewery has won a bronze medal in the Field Beers category at the 2015 Great American Beer Fest.
Finally, stop at Breckenridge Brewery. This is Colorado’s third craft brewery which opened its doors in historic Breckenridge in 1990. From a broad selection of beers that are available year-around to seasonal favorites, there’s a beer for every taste.
Please note: tour is customizable and based on your cycling abilities. Alterations can be made to omit Frisco and include the Breckenridge Distillery.
Option 2: Best of Dillon & Silverthorne
Established in 1997, your first stop is Pug Ryan’s, a brewery offering up an assortment of brews to satisfy the most discriminating hophead. Perhaps you will want to try the Morningwood Wheat, a lightly filtered, easy-to-drink beer and a local’s favorite.
Later, pedal on over to The Bakers’ Brewery. The bakery & brew pub features a selection of session beers designed for those new to the micro-brew scene, along with bold beers for the micro-brew connoisseur.
Finally, stop at Dillon Dam Brewery, the largest brewpub in the Colorado Rockies. There are up to 13 Dam beers on tap, including seasonal, session and BIG BOLD beers.
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