If you are planning a trip to Breckenridge, you most likely know that this town offers skiing, golfing, and fishing � enough for any outdoor enthusiast. But, did you know that Breckenridge also has its very own winery? Who would have thought that nestled within the Rocky Mountains was a vineyard that specialized in Colorado�s own unique take on wine?

The Breckenridge Winery was begun in 2002 when James Davis decided that Colorado was the perfect place to grow the very temperamental grape fruit. Grapes are chosen from both California and Colorado in order to produce find quality Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Chardonnay, Syrah, Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling. Davis has also begun to experiment with Pinot Noir and Tempranillo, which is sure to be a future hit. The Breckenridge Winery can boast the title of �highest altitude winery� in the world resting at 9,200 feet.

Since this vineyard is relatively young, you can expect your bottle of Breckenridge wine to age nicely and to become a highly collectible bottle in the near future. If you adore wine, why not visit the vineyard � appointments are mandatory � in order to gain a further understanding of the wine industry, and the difficulties that arise while producing wine at such a high elevation. Although the winery is not open to the public during the ski season, it is a fantastic daytime trip during any summer Breckenridge visit. Alternately, you can order wine directly from the site at www.breckenridgewinery.com, or simply look for the label around town at any fine restaurant. The Breckenridge Winery is sure to entice even the most sophisticated palette, so why not give the vineyard a call today to arrange your own personal tour.

After a long day skiing the slopes and exploring the stunning Colorado scenery, cap the night off by heading down to the Cellar for fine food, wine, and spirits.

The Cellar Restaurant is located on South Ridge Street, just one block off Breckenridge's historic Main Street. From the outside, the Cellar looks like a quaint Victorian home, but looks can be deceiving. The Cellar's interior is positively breathtaking, a unique mix of modern design and comfort, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for dinner, a business meeting, or just hanging out with friends.

The Cellar offers a wide selection of the very best vineyards, with each of the world's 15 major wine-producing regions represented amongst its three tiers of options. With over 200 labels to choose from, wine lovers will surely find something to tempt their palates, and the wine can be ordered by the bottle, the glass, or by the "flight," which is a two-ounce sampling of three different yet related wines.

Executive Chef Michael Weist is the culinary genius behind the Cellar's exceptional cuisine. The dinner menu features small plates, making it fun to mix and share. Along with unforgettable soups, salads, and deserts, the Cellar has such savory entrees as Pan Seared Sea Scallops, Crispy Seared Muscovy Duck Breast, Cumin Scented Venison Short Loin, and Braised Kobe Beef Short Rib. Or there's always the Multi-Course Tasting Menu that pairs small plate courses with the perfect wine selection courtesy of the Cellar's Sommelier, Eric Hastings.

The Cellar even provides free wireless internet connection for those who need to stay in touch with family and friends.

Before going on vacation, most people try to lose a few pounds, but usually all of that lost weight is gained back when reaching a destination to find loads of restaurants and bars, but no physical activities. In this sense, Breckenridge, Colorado, is anything but your normal vacation spot. While the town does have some award winning cuisine and plenty of night life, this vacation spot bustles during the daytime hours. With activities from skiing to fly fishing, you will never have to worry about gaining a pound. And unlike most tourist destinations, the locals here want you to come and visit, so they�ve made the whole thing a lot easier by setting up Central Reservations Network.

The Central Reservation Network offers visitors numerous vacation packages that are sculpted to fit your specific vacation needs. For those that want to take advantage of everything that Mother Nature has to offer, the �Summer in the Rockies� package is not for the faint of heart. This package includes rafting, an ATV tour, horseback riding, fly fishing, biking, and spa treatments all in one. Bring your friends and family along for your Rocky Mountain adventure, this package is only good for groups of four.

If you enjoy spending your time outdoors, but aren�t much of a thrill seeker, choose the golf package, which allows you to play on the only Jack Niklause designed municipal golf course in the world. In addition, you will receive two nights accommodation for four in a private condominium. For golf enthusiasts, this package is a must.

Then again, physical activity may not be what you need to unwind. Instead of exerting your muscles, try flexing your brain while you listen to jazz that is played upon a floating stage. With the GenuWine and Jazz Festival package, you will get to hear great music, unwind, and receive twenty free vouchers for local wine tasting. Whether you intend to keep in shape on your vacation, or prefer to simply relax by listening to music, Breckenridge�s Central Reservations Network can take care of all your vacation needs.