Breckenridge launches shuttle service and raises parking fees to manage fall tourism surge

As peak foliage season approaches, the mountain town is implementing infrastructure changes designed to reduce congestion and preserve visitor experience—a test case for how Colorado resorts balance tourism revenue with quality-of-life concerns.
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