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After an action-packed week my husband and I were relieved to move into our condo in Breckenridge, CO. The town was a perfect base for sightseeing when the kids came and offered easy access to more hiking trails than we could possibly cover in three weeks. We enjoyed Breck Family Fun Park, drove up to the top of Mt Evans on the highest paved road in North America, executive inn burnaby checked out the options in Vail-Beaver Creek, and got up close and personal with a moose and her calf on one of our hikes. The condo wasn t our favorite and we scouted out a different venue for next summer, but Colorado in the summertime will be on the itinerary as long as we are able to travel.