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All the above ski resorts welcome skiers and snow boarders.The free
Summit Stage Bus will pick you up across the street from Summit Inn
and take you to Copper Mountain, Keystone, Breckenridge, and Arapahoe
Basin. Vail and Beaver Creek are also within easy driving distance.
Discounted ski and snowboard rentals are available at Pioneer
Sports in Frisco.
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Hiking
- Old Dillon Reservoir Trail
- Gold Hill between Frisco and Breckenridge
- Frisco - Ten Mile Gulch is right off I 70 at Frisco Main Street exit.
Drive from the town of Frisco, right off the highway and park before
the gate entrance.
- Masontown Trail is a 4 mile hike one way, past old mining sites and
forests
- Mohawk Lakes Trail goes past Mayflower Lakes and to Lower and Upper
Mohawk Lakes. Tram at basin of Lower Mohawk goes up the mountain.
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Water
Sports
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Fishing
- Blue River between Dillon and Green Mountain Reservoir has brook,
brown and rainbow trout. Access from highway CO 9.
- Lake Dillon has brown and rainbow trout as well as Kokanee salmon.
- Green Mountain Reservior has Kokanee salmon and ice fishing.
- Other recommended spots: High alpine lakes and small streams in Gore
and Ten Mile Ranges, Willow Lakes, Mohawk Lakes, and Wheeler Lake.
- Mountain Angler is a fly
fishing shop and guide service in Breckenridge.
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Bicycling
Pioneer Sports
in Frisco has bike and skate rentals.
- Ten Mile Recreational Pathway of more than 50 miles on paved path
from Vail to Frisco and Dillion and from Keystone to Breckenridge (Used
by bikers, hikers, Nordic skiers and in-line skaters.)
- Tiger Mountain Bike Trail
- Frisco to Breckenridge on paved path
- Frisco to Keystone on paved path around Lake Dillon
- Frisco to Vail Pass
- Lake Loop
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Golfing
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