1888 Breckenridge 1.0

Breckenridge, Colorado's oldest town west of the Continental Divide, dates back to the era of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush. Established by resilient miners, this town thrived as a mining hub for close to a century. Embark on a journey back in time to the 1880s Breckenridge, a peak period of mining activities. Explore a mining camp transformed into a ghost town, visit the longest operational mine in Breckenridge, and delve into the history of how the railway system navigated through challenging high-altitude terrains throughout the year. This augmented reality tour features a 360-degree re-creation of the bustling downtown area.

Guided by Edwin Carter, a local museum founder and prospector, immerse yourself in narratives that recount daily life in historic Breckenridge. The stories span from surviving town-threatening fires to learning about the town's earliest civil rights advocate, shedding light on the stark reality of residing in the severe winter conditions of the Rocky Mountains. This experience is proudly presented by the Breckenridge Heritage Alliance in collaboration with Timelooper.