Stephen C. West Ice Arena
Public skating and hockey at Breckenridge's town rink
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Alice G. Milne Memorial Park
Breckenridge, CO | leisure | 0.5 to 1 hours
Alice G. Milne Memorial Park sits in the heart of Breckenridge's historic district and is home to three preserved buildings: the Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein homes. The updated, accessible pocket park features outdoor interpretive signs on each structure, bench seating, a picnic table, and a seasonal flower garden. Eleanor Milne bequeathed the Milne property to the town in 1986, and the tiny Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is fondly called Breckenridge's original tiny house. Open year-round during daylight hours, self-guided, with no on-site parking.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: Free, $5 suggested donationDuration: 0.5 to 1 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: info@breckhistory.org
Phone: (970) 453-9767
102 North Harris Street, Breckenridge, CO 80424, USA
Overview
Alice G. Milne Memorial Park sits in the heart of Breckenridge's historic district and is home to three preserved buildings: the Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein homes. The updated, accessible pocket park features outdoor interpretive signs on each structure, bench seating, a picnic table, and a seasonal flower garden. Eleanor Milne bequeathed the Milne property to the town in 1986, and the tiny Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is fondly called Breckenridge's original tiny house. Open year-round during daylight hours, self-guided, with no on-site parking.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Free, $5 suggested donation
Duration: 0.5 to 1 hours
Alice G. Milne Memorial Park sits in the heart of Breckenridge's historic district and is home to three preserved buildings: the Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein homes. The updated, accessible pocket park features outdoor interpretive signs on each structure, bench seating, a picnic table, and a seasonal flower garden. Eleanor Milne bequeathed the Milne property to the town in 1986, and the tiny Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is fondly called Breckenridge's original tiny house. Open year-round during daylight hours, self-guided, with no on-site parking.
Activity Level: leisure
Costs: Free, $5 suggested donationDuration: 0.5 to 1 hours
Open Hours
- SundayDawn to dusk
- MondayDawn to dusk
- TuesdayDawn to dusk
- WednesdayDawn to dusk
- ThursdayDawn to dusk
- FridayDawn to dusk
- SaturdayDawn to dusk
*Hours subject to change.
Visit the company's website for current details.
Email: info@breckhistory.org
Phone: (970) 453-9767
102 North Harris Street, Breckenridge, CO 80424, USA
Overview
Alice G. Milne Memorial Park sits in the heart of Breckenridge's historic district and is home to three preserved buildings: the Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein homes. The updated, accessible pocket park features outdoor interpretive signs on each structure, bench seating, a picnic table, and a seasonal flower garden. Eleanor Milne bequeathed the Milne property to the town in 1986, and the tiny Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is fondly called Breckenridge's original tiny house. Open year-round during daylight hours, self-guided, with no on-site parking.
Activity Type: leisure
Costs: Free, $5 suggested donation
Duration: 0.5 to 1 hours
Inhaven Insights
Three Historic Homes
Three restored historic homes on a single Breckenridge pocket park: Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein.
Original Tiny House
The Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is called Breckenridge's original tiny house.
Parking
No on-site parking allowed; park at the Community Center at 103 South Harris Street instead.
Inhaven Insights
What's great
Three Historic Homes
Three restored historic homes on a single Breckenridge pocket park: Briggle, Milne, and Eberlein.
What's unique
Original Tiny House
The Eberlein House, just over 200 square feet, is called Breckenridge's original tiny house.
What's worth knowing
Parking
No on-site parking allowed; park at the Community Center at 103 South Harris Street instead.
