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Mailing Address:
PO Box 2009
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Physical Address:
70 River Run Road
Keystone, CO 80435
866-874-8483
970-453-4000
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Keystone Attractions
Keystone's three pedestrian shopping villages -- River Run, Lakeside Village and The Mountain House -- offer 30 unique stores and coffee shops. For more shopping choices, treasure hunters head to the historic towns of Breckenridge and Frisco, both of which offer eclectic boutiques, antiques, upscale clothing, restaurants and art galleries. The large Silverthorne & Dillon Factory Outlets are a smart choice for visitors seeking bargains on designer clothes, accessories and home goods.
For more information, contact our concierge.
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River Run Village |
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River Run Village
Keystone, CO 80435
River Run Village is the heart of Keystone Resort and offers a wide array of shopping. From fine arts to custom-knit sweaters and kitschy souveniers, the whole family is sure to find something to please. Don't miss Amazonia, for the finest in warm-weather wear and cozy underthings. Other signature stores include Gorsuch Ltd, Cures N; Curiousities, Keystone Kids, Shirt Off My Back, Keystone Jewelers and the Rockin' R Ranch Trading Post.
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The Outlets at Silverthorne |
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145-L Stephens Way
Silverthorne, CO 80498
(970) 262-0817
(866) 746-7686
www.outletsatsilverthorne.com
Bargains can be hard to come by in Colorado ski-resort territory, but the Outlets at Silverthorne are a thrifty shopper's paradise. One of the largest factory outlet malls in the state, the complex offers upscale fashions, jewelry, house wares, accessories and more. Stores include: Polo Ralph Lauren, J. Crew, The Gap, Coach, Nike, Pac Sun and Tommy Hilfiger. |
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Breckenridge National Historic District |
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(970) 453-9022
www.summithistorical.org
Breckenridge's colorful downtown is an attraction in itself. The carefully preserved mining-era buildings date back to the 1880s and 1890s, but today they house upscale boutiques, gourmet restaurants, microbreweries and high-end art galleries. The Summit Historical Society curates the Breckenridge Historical Museum on South Main Street, providing walking tours of the downtown and of the Edwin Carter Museum. |
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