
CARBON
FREE
TRANSPORTATION
Car-free is the way to be, when getting around Breckenridge.
Avoid the hassle of traffic, finding an available space, and paying to park. There are many great alternative transportation options, so you don't need to use a personal vehicle to get around.
Town Bus
The Free Ride can get you anywhere you need to go around Breckenridge. It is dog-friendly and is equipped with bike racks. And check out the Summit Stage bus service for destinations around Summit County.
Summit stage bus
The Summit Stage bus is free and can easily connect you to Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Keystone and beyond.
Gondola & Lodging shuttles
The BreckConnect Gondola runs from the Transit center to the bases of peak 7 and peak 8 of the ski area. It is always free to ride, dog friendly, and has great views! Be aware seasonal closures typically happen around May and October each year.
Also, most of the large hotels in Breckenridge offer lodging shuttles that can drop you off or pick you up at a variety of stops around town! Inquire with your hotel's front desk about their lodging shuttle operations!
For getting around Breckenridge:
For getting to Breckenridge:
Summit Stage
Need to get between Breckenridge and other destinations in Summit County? The Summit Stage bus has got you covered. They also offer commuter routes that run from Lake and Park Counties!
Pegasus
10 Person passenger vans equipped with wi-fi and luggage racks, runs year-round from Union Station, includes stops at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, Idaho Springs, Frisco, Vail and Avon. Reservations required. Hop off or catch it at the Frisco Transit Center, and use the Summit Stage bus to get between there and Breckenridge.
Snowstang + Treadshare (carpool)
Snowstang provides direct bus service from Denver Union Station to the base of the Breckenridge gondola every Sat & Sun during ski season (Dec-May).
Treadshare is "Colorado's carpool app," used to connect drivers and passengers heading in the same direction so that they can share a route and split the associated costs.






