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Summit County Medical & Government
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All Emergencies: 911
Summit County and surrounding area: 970.453.1090
Denver and 100-mile radius: 303.639.1111
Statewide: 303.639.1234
Statewide weather: 303.494.4221
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Our elevation ranges from less than 7,000 feet above sea level to more than 14,000 feet above sea level, with dry, cool air and considerably less oxygen than lower elevations. Be aware that your body will go through physiological changes when you visit Summit County. Shortness of breath, headaches, nausea, loss of appetite and insomnia are common symptoms of High Altitude Sickness and should disappear within the first few days of your stay. If these symtptoms persist, seek medical advice.
There are ways to prepare for the high altitude that will help with the adjustment:
- Drink three to four times more water than usual
- Reduce consumption of alcohol, caffeine and salty foods.
- Get plenty of rest and don’t over-exert yourself.
- Wear sunscreen and sunglasses or goggles with UV protection, even on cloudy or snowy days.
- Eat foods higher in carbohydrates.
- Dress in layers - seek new outdoor fabrics that repel moisture and retain heat.
Emergency Room: Summit Medical Center, Frisco, 970.668.3300
Breckenridge Medical Center: 970.453.1010
Colorado Mountain Medical, Copper Mountain: 970.968.2330
High Country Health Care:
Breckenridge 970.547.4519
Dillon 970.468.1003
Frisco 970.668.5584
Keystone 970.468.1440
Summit Family Physicans: Frisco Medical Center 970.668.3003
Alcoholic Anonymous: 970.468.8100
Blue River Community Counseling Center: 970.547.8145
Colorado West Mental Health: 970.668.3478
Emergencies 911
Summit County Dispatch: 970.668.8600 (all law enforcement agencies and fire)
Colorado State Patrol: 970.668.3133
Summit County Info Line (24-hour talking directory): 970.453.3530
Summit County Sheriff’s Office: 970.453.2232
U.S. Forest Service: 970-668-5400
Colorado Springs: 1.719.550.1972
Denver International (DIA): 1.800.247.2336
Eagle Vail Airport: 970.524.9490
Breckenridge Resort Chamber: 970.453.6018
Copper Mountain Resort Chamber: 970.968.6477
Summit County Chamber: 970.668.2051
Breckenridge: Riverwalk, 970.453.3187
Daniel’s Cabin, 970.668.6018
Copper Mountain: 970-968-6477
Dillon / Silvethorne Info Center: 970.262.0817
Frisco Info Center: 970.668.2051
Summit County Government: 970.453.2561 www.co.summit.co.us
Town of Breckenridge: 970.453.2251 www.townofbreckenridge.com
Town of Dillon: 970.262.3400 www.ci.dillon.co.us
Town of Frisco: 970.688.5276 www.townoffrisco.com
Town of Silverthorne: 970.262.7300 www.silverthorne.org
Breckenridge Circulator: 970.547.3140
Breckenridge Free Shuttle: 970.453.5000 (Breckenridge Ski Resort shuttle)
Denver Mountain Express (DIA and doentown Denver to Summit County): 877.933.4362
Greyhound Bus: 970.668.8917
Keystone Transportation: 970.496.4200
Resort Express (DIA to Summit County shuttle): 800.334.7433 or 970.468.7600
Summit Stage: 970.668.0999
Vail Express: 970.496.VAIL (8245)
- Always stay in control.
- People ahead of you have the right of way.
- Stop in a safe place for you and others. Never stop below a ridge, roller or jump where you may not be visible to skiers/riders uphill.
- Whenever starting downhill or merging, look uphill and yield.
- Use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
- Observe signs and warnings and keep off closed trails.
- Know how to use the lifts safely.
All information is subject to change and should be independently verified.
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Summit County Public Transportation - Summit Stage
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453-TAXI - Taxi & Charter Breckenridge, CO
Taxi, limo, charters, airports, statewide
A White Knight Transportation
Westminster, CO 866.722.3218
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Denver Mountain Express
Denver, CO 877.933.4362
http://www.resortshuttle.com
Shuttle to Downtown Denver and airport
Resort Express
Silverthorne, CO 468.0330
http://www.resort-express.com
Summit County / DIA transportation
Rocky Mountain Concierge
Dillon, CO 513.1177
http://www.rockymtnc.com
Your local contact for all services
Stage Coach Luxury Limousine
Frisco, CO 390.3599
http://www.stagecoachlimos.com
Private stretch limo-airport, hotel, state-wide
Timberline Transportation Services
Westminister, CO 800.288.1375
http://www.go-timberline.com
Private charters by reservation only for group travel
Breckenridge Town Transit
Breckenridge, CO 547.3140
http://www.townofbreckenridge.com
Free routes to peaks 8 & 9
Breckenridge Ski Resort Shuttle
Breckenridge, CO 453-5000
Keystone Resort Shuttle
Keystone, CO 496.4200
Summit Stage
Frisco, CO 668-4161
http://www.co.summit.co.us/summitstage
Free countywide bus system
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Frisco, CO 668.1727
http://www.enterprise.com
Local car rental
Hertz Local Edition
Frisco, CO 668-1031
http://www.hertz.com
Auto rental, daily & weekly rates
All information is subject to change and should be independently verified.
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Altitude Sickness - Summit County Altitude Sickness
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Useful Information
All Emergencies: 911
Summit County and surrounding area: 970.453.1090
Denver and 100-mile radius: 303.639.1111
Statewide: 303.639.1234
Statewide weather: 303.494.4221
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Our elevation ranges from less than 7,000 feet above sea level to more than 14,000 feet above sea level, with dry, cool air and considerably less oxygen than lower elevations. Be aware that your body will go through physiological changes when you visit Summit County. Shortness of breath, headaches, nausea, loss of appetite and insomnia are common symptoms of High Altitude Sickness and should disappear within the first few days of your stay. If these symtptoms persist, seek medical advice.
There are ways to prepare for the high altitude that will help with the adjustment:
*Drink three to four times more water than usual
*Reduce consumption of alcohol, caffeine and salty foods.
*Get plenty of rest and don’t over-exert yourself.
*Wear sunscreen and sunglasses or goggles with UV protection, even on cloudy or snowy days.
*Eat foods higher in carbohydrates.
*Dress in layers - seek new outdoor fabrics that repel maisture and retain heat.
Emergency Room: Summit Medical Center, Frisco, 970.668.3300
Breckenridge Medical Center:970.453.1010
Colorado Mountain Medical, Copper Mountain: 970.968.2330
High Country Health Care:
Breckenridge, 970.547.4519
Dillon, 970.468.1003
Frisco, 970.668.5584
Keystone, 970.468.1440
Summit Family Physicans: Frisco Medical Center, 970.668.3003;
Alcoholic Anonymous: 970.468.8100
Blue River Community Counseling Center: 970.547.8145
Colorado West Mental Health: 970.668.3478
Emergencies 911
Summit County Dispatch:970.668.8600 (all law enforcement agencies and fire)
Colorado State Patrol: 970.668.3133
Summit County Info Line (24-hour talking directory): 970.453.3530
Summit County Sheriff’s Office: 970.453.2232
U.S. Forest Service: 970-668-5400
Colorado Springs: 1.719.550.1972
Denver International (DIA): 1.800.247.2336
Eagle Vail Airport: 970.524.9490
Breckenridge Resort Chamber: 970.453.6018,www.gobreck.com
Copper Mountain Resort Chamber: 970.968.6477, www.copperchamber.com
Summit County Chamber: 970.668.2051 www.summitchamber.org
Breckenridge: Riverwalk, 970.453.3187
Daniel’s Cabin, 970.668.6018
Copper Mountain: 970-968-6477
Dillon / Silvethorne Info Center: 970.262.0817
Frisco Info Center: 970.668.2051
Summit County Government: 970.453.2561
www.co.summit.co.us
Town of Breckenridge: 970.453.2251
www.townofbreckenridge.com
Town of Dillon: 970.262.3400
www.ci.dillon.co.us
Town of Frisco: 970.688.5276
www.townoffrisco.com
Town of Silverthorne: 970.262.7300
www.silverthorne.org
Breckenridge Circulator: 970.547.3140
Breckenridge Free Shuttle: 970.453.5000 (Breckenridge Ski Resort shuttle)
Denver Mountain Express (DIA and doentown Denver to Summit County): 877.933.4362
Greyhound Bus: 970.668.8917
Keystone Transportation: 970.496.4200
Resort Express (DIA to Summit County shuttle): 800.334.7433 or 970.468.7600
Summit Stage: 970.668.0999
Vail Express: 970.496.VAIL (8245)
*Always stay in control.
*People ahead of you have the right of way.
*Stop in a safe place for you and others. Never stop below a ridge, roller or jump where you may not be visible to skiers/riders uphill.
*Whenever starting downhill or merging, look uphill and yield.
*Use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
*Observe signs and warnings and keep off closed trails.
*Know how to use the lifts safely.
All information is subject to change and should be independently verified.
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