Edwin Carter was a miner turned taxidermist and naturalist. This museum has hands-on exhibits great for kids.

This outdoor site includes original narrow-gauge equipment, information about Breckenridge’s railroad history and a railroad and mining themed playground.

This interpretive site, featuring original sawmill equipment, highlights the important role sawmills played in frontier towns. Pick up a free self-guided brochure on site.

The Washington Mine interpretive site includes a new, one-of-a-kind exhibit featuring the equipment used to process ore from underground mines. Note: this is not an underground mine tour.

This lovely park was donated to the Town by Alice Milne and is now an exclusive glimpse into the evolving architecture of Victorian Breckenridge.