Independence Day Celebration
Every Independence Day, Breckenridge comes alive with patriotism, parties and the annual Main Street Parade. It’s a day of celebration that includes athletic competitions, live music, art festivals, family activities and a few of our favorite small-town traditions.
Firework-Free 4th of July
The town of Breckenridge will not offer a firework display as part of its Independence Day Celebration. Colorado’s low humidity has its perks, but can also can create dry conditions. Our community places a high value on wildfire prevention, and we thank guests in advance for not using fireworks in Breckenridge this Fourth of July. Learn more about preventing wildfires.
FURRY FRIENDS
Town officials strongly recommend leaving furry friends at home for their own safety and comfort as downtown is expected to be busy on July 4th.
Getting To & Around Breckenridge
PARKING + TRANSPORTATION
Breckenridge is one of the few Colorado mountain communities that is hosting an Independence Day Parade. Main Street will be closed starting at 6:00am and town is expected to be busy. If you’re in town, plan on walking, biking or riding the Breckenridge Free Ride bus whenever possible and try to be wherever you plan to celebrate by 9:00am on Sunday, July 4. Your rental company can give you tips on the easiest way to reach Main Street from your lodging location.
WHERE SHOULD I PARK?
Breckenridge’s downtown parking lots are paid and traditionally fill up fast, so guests should plan to arrive early and park in the same spot for the day. If possible, keep your car parked at your lodging property and take free lodging shuttles or the free bus into town.
The most convenient free parking will be at the Airport Road lot, which will be serviced by Breck FreeRide Red Route. The Tiger Dredge, Wellington, and East Sawmill lots are FREE after 3 p.m. Visit BreckPark.com for in-town parking options and rates. Breckenridge residents are encouraged to carpool, bus, bike and walk into town to avoid additional congestion.
Breckfreeride.com allows you to find nearby bus stops and track bus locations in real time.
HOW TO GET AROUND TOWN WITHOUT A CAR
Once you’re here, it’s easy to get around Breckenridge without a car. The Breckenridge Free Ride offers free bus transportation throughout the day with multiple shuttle systems running throughout Breckenridge. Most likely, the place you are staying is right next to a bus stop or offers its own FREE shuttle transportation to town. Due to the closure of Main Street, the Breckenridge Trolley will not run on Independence Day.
Organizer
Breckenridge Welcome Center
Phone
877-864-0868Website
https://gobreck.com/Breckenridge Welcome Center Located in the heart of town adjacent to the Blue River Plaza, the Breckenridge Welcome Center is located at 203 South Main Street. Part information center, part hands-on interpretive museum, the 4,000 sq. ft. center provides visitors and locals information on everything from dining and shopping to winter and summer activities in and around Breckenridge. Stop by the Welcome Center to receive information about things to do in Breckenridge during your stay. The Breckenridge Welcome Center is also the starting point for Breckenridge History tours. Location: 203 S. Main Street Breckenridge, CO 80424 BRECKENRIDGE WELCOME CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION BWC Info Desk/Museum Hours The BWC is open 9am-6pm Tuesday – Saturday, and closed Sunday – Monday. Reach us by phone or online Our Breckenridge Information Specialists are excited to assist you via Phone at 877-864-0868, Email at welcomecenter@gobreck.com, or the virtual website chat. Public Restrooms Welcome Center’s public restrooms are currently open. Guests can also use the public restrooms located at the Riverwalk Center. Public Restrooms will be open 9:00am-9:00pm.
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Independence Day Celebration
Every Independence Day, Breckenridge comes alive with patriotism, parties and the annual Main Street Parade. It’s a day of celebration that includes athletic competitions, live music, art festivals, family activities and a few of our favorite small-town traditions.
Firework-Free 4th of July
The town of Breckenridge will not offer a firework display as part of its Independence Day Celebration. Colorado’s low humidity has its perks, but can also can create dry conditions. Our community places a high value on wildfire prevention, and we thank guests in advance for not using fireworks in Breckenridge this Fourth of July. Learn more about preventing wildfires.
FURRY FRIENDS
Town officials strongly recommend leaving furry friends at home for their own safety and comfort as downtown is expected to be busy on July 4th.
Getting To & Around Breckenridge
PARKING + TRANSPORTATION
Breckenridge is one of the few Colorado mountain communities that is hosting an Independence Day Parade. Main Street will be closed starting at 6:00am and town is expected to be busy. If you’re in town, plan on walking, biking or riding the Breckenridge Free Ride bus whenever possible and try to be wherever you plan to celebrate by 9:00am on Sunday, July 4. Your rental company can give you tips on the easiest way to reach Main Street from your lodging location.
WHERE SHOULD I PARK?
Breckenridge’s downtown parking lots are paid and traditionally fill up fast, so guests should plan to arrive early and park in the same spot for the day. If possible, keep your car parked at your lodging property and take free lodging shuttles or the free bus into town.
The most convenient free parking will be at the Airport Road lot, which will be serviced by Breck FreeRide Red Route. The Tiger Dredge, Wellington, and East Sawmill lots are FREE after 3 p.m. Visit BreckPark.com for in-town parking options and rates. Breckenridge residents are encouraged to carpool, bus, bike and walk into town to avoid additional congestion.
Breckfreeride.com allows you to find nearby bus stops and track bus locations in real time.
HOW TO GET AROUND TOWN WITHOUT A CAR
Once you’re here, it’s easy to get around Breckenridge without a car. The Breckenridge Free Ride offers free bus transportation throughout the day with multiple shuttle systems running throughout Breckenridge. Most likely, the place you are staying is right next to a bus stop or offers its own FREE shuttle transportation to town. Due to the closure of Main Street, the Breckenridge Trolley will not run on Independence Day.
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