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BRECKENRIDGE, CO (Dec. 10) – Ski and Snowboard athletes from all around the world will descend upon Breckenridge, CO Dec. 11-14 to compete in the Dew Tour superpipe and slopestyle competitions. Confirmed is a long list of U.S. athletes, seven of whom had podium finishes last week at the U.S. Sprint Grand Prix. Breckenridge has hosted the tour seven times, making this a familiar venue for many U.S. Freeskiing and U.S. Snowboarding athletes. Both events will be broadcast on NBC and NBCSN along with live streaming of every even on the NBC Sports LiveExtra app or online at nbcsports.com .

BRECKENRIDGE HIGHLIGHTS

• History:  Breckenridge has hosted the Dew Tour seven times in the tour’s 10-year history. The town of Breckenridge will be hosting the Dew Tours own Streetstyle competition, which made its debut there 2012.
• Slopestyle Opener : The Dew Tour at Breckenridge marks the official start of the season for slopestyle athletes from across the globe, including Olympic medalists Joss Christensen, Gus Kenworthy, Nick Goepper, Devin Logan and Sage Kotsenburg.
• Invited Athletes:  Check out Dew Tour's list of confirmed athletes .

EVENT SCHEDULE

Thursday, December 11 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. MT      Men's Freeski Slopestyle Semifinal 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. MT      Men's Snowboard Superpipe Semifinal          

Friday, December 12 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. MT      Women's Freeski Superpipe Final 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. MT      Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Semifinal 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. MT      Men's Freeski Superpipe Semifinal 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. MT        Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final

Saturday, December 13 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. MT      Women's Snowboard Superpipe Final 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. MT      Men's Snowboard Superpipe Final 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. MT        Women's Freeski Slopestyle Final 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. MT        Men's Freeski Superpipe Final

Sunday, December 14 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. MT      Men's Freeski Slopestyle Final 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. MT        Men's Snowboard Slopestyle Final

BROADCAST SCHEDULE (times ET)

Live Streaming All events will be available live through the NBC Sports LiveExtra .

TV Saturday, December 13 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET Dew Tour Championships NBC (LIVE) 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET Dew Tour Championships NBCSN

Sunday, December 13 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET Dew Tour Championships NBC (LIVE) 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. ET Dew Tour Championships NBCSN (LIVE)

For more details please visit dewtour.com

Dew Tour Celebrating its ten-year anniversary, the Dew Tour will return to Breckenridge, Colo. for the Mountain Championships December 11-14, rounding out the season with its signature winter event. For the seventh straight year, the Dew Tour will descend upon Breckenridge Ski Resort for four days of snowboard and freeski competitions, as well as live concerts and the interactive Dew Tour Experience, featuring athlete meet and greets, games, and giveaways. For more information about the Dew Tour please visit dewtour.com .

Breckenridge Nestled in Colorado's Rocky Mountains and with five huge peaks spanning 2,908 acres,  Breckenridge  has something for all abilities and interests. Breckenridge has hosted seven Dew Tour events since the tours conception in 2004. Skiers and Snowboarders from all across the globe flock to Breckenridge every winter season to get their share of the average 350+ inches of snow. For more information about the resort and it's amenities please visit breckenridge.com .

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China's Xuetong Cai lofts a 720 during her first run at the women's Dew Tour snowboard halfpipe final on Dec. 11. Cai took fifth behind Jiayu Liu, Chloe Kim and Kelly Clark. Phil Lindeman

Breckenridge team rider Brett Esser tweaks a method through the squall during practice before the men's Dew Tour halfpipe final on Dec. 12. Esser took fifth overall, his best finish at the Dew Tour. Phil Lindeman

Pro snowboarder Markus Kleveland spins a 270 to frontside boardslide on the flat-down tube at 2016 Dew Tour in Breckenridge. The 2017event from Dec. 14-17 will serve as an Olympic qualifier for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea from Feb. 9-25. Phil Lindeman

David Wise celebrates after his winning run at the Dew Tour men's ski superpipe competition at Breckenridge Ski Resort Saturday. Louie Traub

Telluride's Gus Kenworthy lofted a left 900 during practice before the men's freeski superpipe during Dew Tour in 2015. Kenworthy will return as one of the feature athletes at this year's event also at Breckenridge Ski Resort it was announced Tuesday. Phil Lindeman

Fans cheer on the slopestyle competitors at 2016 Dew Tour in Breckenridge. The 2017event from Dec. 14-17 will serve as an Olympic qualifier for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea from Feb. 9-25. DewTourOlympicQualifier-sdn-062317-2

Shaun White airs out of the pipe on his winning run during the Dew Tour men's snowboard superpipe competition at Breckenridge Ski Resort in 2015. Louie Traub

A skier gets inverted on a trick during the Dew Tour men's ski superpipe competition at Breckenridge Ski Resort Saturday. Louie Traub

Cassie Sharpe of Canada, the second-place finisher in the women's freeski superpipe at Dew Tour 2015, spun a left 720 during a run in the event's finals last year. In addition to the traditional individual contests, the 2016 competition will also feature a brand-new team challenge. Phil Lindeman

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Breckenridge Ski Resort plays host to the Dew Tour — several days of intense competition for skiers and snowboarders. This year the event serves as an Olympic qualifier, which will likely see competitors turning that intensity up. Dew Tour will run Dec. 14-17. For schedules and more info, visit DewTour.com.

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What you need to know when visiting Breckenridge

The Dew Tour Nightlife Guide

After a decade in Breckenridge, the Dew Tour has moved down the street to Copper Mountain. Copper will be the spot to watch competitions during the day, but Breckenridge is still the place to stay if you’re looking for nightlife. In Breckenridge, we’re not shy about our fantastic nightlife , and we’ve long been recognized as one of the best mountain towns to experience the après ski scene !

As the sun slips behind the mountains and colorful lights begin to dazzle Main Street, town ramps-up to throw some pretty awesome parties. You can expect restaurants, bars, and music venues to be alive and rockin’ during Dew Tour and throughout the winter season. To help you find the best spots to get your groove on after a day spent on the hill, check out our Dew Tour nightlife guide, broken into two categories: where to go for Après Ski/Happy Hour, and where to go after 8 pm.

Dew Tour Nightlife – Après Ski / Happy Hour:

Grab a refreshing beer after hitting the slopes.

Quandary Tequila Bistro

Located at the base of Peak 9 in Main Street Station and boasting beautiful views of Breckenridge Ski Resort, Quandary is the perfect spot for happy hour. The restaurant is known for discounted apps, low priced drinks. large dining space and a relaxed atmosphere. This one’s great if you’re staying in the Village or Peak 9 area.

Blue River Bistro

For those of you interested in a slightly more cosmopolitan experience, the Blue River Bistro has some of the best martinis in town! They run two happy hours daily- traditional apres from 3-6 and  late-night from 9-midnight. Enjoy two-for-one martinis, two-for-one apps and great deals on drafts. The Bistro also regularly hosts local musicians during happy hour ranging from Delta Blues to Jazz musicians.

When debating which place you should go to for the best burger in Breckenridge, Flipside definitely needs to be on the top-contenders list. Their diverse menu of mouth-watering burgers combined with an extensive craft beer list is hard to pass up. Happy hour features a long list of sliders, tacos, vegetarian apps, and drink specials.

Rocky Mountain Underground

Grab some post-ski drinks at Rocky Mountain Underground, the only tavern and ski-shop in Breck.

It’s Breckenridge’s only establishment that duels as both a ski manufacturer (that makes award-winning skis) and a tavern. RMU is located right in the heart of Main Street between Ski Hill Road and Washington Avenue, making it the perfect hangout spot for anyone who is interested in talking with other passionate skiers and enjoying a craft beer after a long day on the slopes.

Breckenridge Brewery

The third oldest craft brewery in Colorado, Breckenridge Brewery has been in operation since 1990. This original Breckenridge Brewpub on Main Street offers dining, brewery tours, and of course, a wide selection of beer brewed in-house. Happy hour highlights fine Colorado ales and is packed with traditional appetizers.

The Boot Saloon

Grand Timber Lodge’s new hangout delivers ski lodge vibes with mountain memorabilia and classic American pub food. Honoring the hard-working adventurer, The Boot is gaining a fan following for its delicious takes on comfort food—think pretzel knots with house-made queso, saucy wings, creative pizzas and high-piled tater tots with pulled pork. The modern restaurant and bar is situated in the Grand Timber Lodge just a short walk from the peak 9 lifts. Watch old ski films inside or sip Colorado craft brews outside by the fire pits.

Little Bar & Grilled

Small but mighty, this gourmet grilled cheese and burger shop pulls out all the late-night noshing stops. One of Breckenridge’s newest restaurants , it’s located just off Main Street on Adams Avenue (where Le Petit Paris operated for years) and serves a full indulgent menu until 12:30am. Settle in for crab cakes, craft cocktails and a Cuban-inspired sandwich, or go all out with the buttermilk fried chicken and cream cheese-stuffed French toast with buffalo and berry puree.

Dew Tour Nightlife – Late Night:

Get your groove on at the late-night bars in Breck.

Blue Stag Saloon

The Blue Stag Saloon has an unmatched mountain town ambiance that makes it a favorite for both locals and visitors alike. Maybe it’s the rustic barn wood interior or the indoor and outdoor fireplaces or perhaps the combination of great food and drinks. Whatever the reason, this Main Street location is always going off!

Motherloaded Tavern

From the moment you step foot into Motherloaded , you feel like a local. The warm ambiance and friendly servers highlight this lively bar which plays host to a variety of live music throughout the week. And with two bars in-house, you’re bound to always find a seat to check it all out from. When they aren’t hosting live music, Motherloaded is known for Open Mic on Mondays, Trivia on Tuesdays and more!

Gold Pan Saloon

This bar is as historic and legendary as they come. Constructed in 1879, the Gold Pan Saloon holds the longest operating liquor license west of the Mississippi River. Though it originally catered to miners with gold fever, the bar is now a main hub of the Breckenridge nightlife, serving up drinks and dancing with live music and DJs with a happening atmosphere.

Brooklyn’s Tavern and Billiards

If you and your friends are looking for a casual spot to hang out where you can drink some beer and play a few games of pool, then  Brooklyn’s is your place! With 5 pool tables, Brooklyn’s proclaims itself as the only true billiards hall in Summit County. Additionally, their drink deals are some of the most reasonable you’ll find in Breckenridge.

The Historic Brown Hotel

The building has been standing since the 1860’s, but it was only this past year that The Historic Brown transformed itself into one of the coolest and most intimate music venues in all of Summit County. With games galore (pool, air hockey, darts, ping pong, Pac-man, pinball, foosball, etc…) and live music seemingly every night, this place is never short on having a good time.

Cecilia’s Nightclub

If you’re looking for the ultimate Dew Tour nightlife spot and fire DJs, this is the spot for you! Cecilia’s Martini Bar and Nightclub features 3 bar areas, Breckenridge’s largest dance floor and their infamous dance pole. They also offer bottle service at all of their tall tables and booths.

Napper Tandy’s

Located above the Salt Creek Saloon , Napper Tandy’s Irish Pub is a go-to hotspot for dancing and live music for locals and visitors alike. During the day hours, come for pool, pub grub and to watch the game. Come nightfall, get ready for a dance party like none other.

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Dew Tour in Breckenridge

The Dew Tour is coming to Breckenridge this weekend! This event is free to attend, starting out on the 10 th and concluding on the 13 th . Hundreds of professional skiers and snowboarders will come into town this weekend to compete in Slopestyle, Superpipe, and Streetstyle events. There will also be a concert featuring Audien (tickets must be purchased) and a free movie screening. Don’t miss out on the fun, because the town of Breckenridge is sure to be buzzing with energy and excitement this weekend!

For the full Dew Tour schedule click here .

If you want to support and cheer on our local Breck competitors, check out this list so you can follow the people who rep Breck as their home mountain!

• Bobby Brown – Men’s Freeski Slopestyle
• Brett Esser – Men’s Snowboard Superpipe
• Pat Goodnough – Men’s Freeski Streetstyle
• Keri Herman – Women’s Freeski Slopestyle
• Eric Willet – Men’s Snowboard Slopestyle
• James Woods – Men’s Freeski Slopestyle
• Benji Farrow – Men’s Snowboard Superpipe

Source: http://www.dewtour.com/actionsports/home

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Winter Dew Tour at Breckenridge

The first of the three-stop winter dew tour took place this weekend at breckenridge, colorado. we were there to watch athletes throw down during the slopestyle and superpipe finals..

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When New Zealander Jossi Wells clicked into his bindings at the top of the superpipe finals at the Breckenridge Dew Tour on Saturday night, he had a lot on his mind. He’s recovering from a knee injury and he’d crashed earlier in the day during the slopestyle preliminary round, eliminating any chances of making it to the slopestyle finals held on Sunday….(click to the next slide)

But he put all that aside, focused and visualized his run, and clicked into his Atomic skis (which were freshly tuned, waxed, scraped, and brushed that morning and then hand-delivered to the top of the course for him). And then he boosted out the pipe, throwing down with a 720 tail grab that helped bring him a score of 91.50—the best score after the first run. His dad, a Kiwi ski patroller from Wanaka who rolls his own cigarettes at the top of the course, and his younger brother Byron, who competed in the pipe preliminaries but didn’t make the final round, both shouted with joy. So did Jossi…(click to the next slide)

On the second run, however, the competition got stiff. Canadian Mike Riddle, who won the pipe preliminary round the day before, threw a huge double flip and an alley-oop bow and arrow and scored a 93.00, the winning score of the night. “It feels amazing to win. I couldn’t be happier,” Riddle said later. “I put down the run I wanted to, and I’m just happy I came out on top.” (click to the next slide)

Frenchman Xavier Bertoni rounded out the top three with a 90.75. This was the first time that Riddle, Wells, or Bertoni have finished on the podium in a freeski superpipe competition…(click to the next slide)

On Sunday, the competition got fierce again during the slopestyle finals. Andreas Hatveit, a 23-year-old from Norway, earned a first-place score of 93.00 with a run that included a double cork 1080 and a switch right 1080. Tom Wallisch of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, landed second-place during his second run, with a pretzel on the rail, a rodeo 900, and a misty 5 off the rail to earn a score of 92.38. Following in third was Sammy Carlson of Tigard, Oregon, with a score of 91.13 for his 270 onto the rail and a switch misty 900 poke. “Getting here [to the Winter Dew Tour] and watching the level of riding, I was just aiming to get third,” said Hatveit. “But I finally got my run together, and it was definitely the best run I’ve ever had in my life so I couldn’t be happier.” (click to the next slide)

Men’s Freeski Slopestyle Final Results 1. Andreas Hatveit, Norway, 93.00.  2. Tom Wallisch, Pittsburgh, Pa., 92.38.  3. Sammy Carlson, Tigard, Ore., 91.13.  4. Bobby Brown, Breckenridge, Colo., 89.50.  5. Elias Ambuhl, Switzerland, 89.00.  6. Jf Houle, Canada, 84.00.  7. Philip Casabon, Canada, 81.50.  8. Sean Jordan, Scranton, Pa., 79.50.  9. Alexis Godbout, Canada, 74.00.  10. Oscar Harlaut, Sweden, 66.75.  11. Tj Schiller, Canada, 16.50.  12. Charles Gagnier, Canada, 12.00.

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Freeski Superpipe Final Results 1. Mike Riddle, Canada, 93.00.  2. Josiah Wells, New Zealand, 91.50.  3. Xavier Bertoni, France, 90.75.  4. Kevin Rolland, France, 87.75.  5. Justin Dorey, Canada, 82.50.  6. Simon Dumont, Bethel, Maine, 81.00.  7. Matt Duhamel, San Francisco, Calif., 76.25.  8. Banks Gilberti, Sun Valley, Idaho, 67.75.  9. Dan Marion, Windham, Maine, 60.25.  10. Matt Margetts, Canada, 50.25.  11. Thomas Krief, France, 46.00.  12. David Wise, Reno, Nev., 14.25.

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Dew Tour – Copper Mountain

The most exciting weekend of the year is finally here! The Dew Tour is an innovative contest series and content platform that brings together the world’s best skateboarders, snowboarders, skiers, artists, brands, and fans to celebrate creativity and style. Dew Tour believes in uplifting community, self-expression, and exploring the world around us through the culture of action sports.

What to look forward to –

The dew tour kicks off Friday morning with the Dew Tour Experience from 11am – 4pm. Dew Tour Experience is located in Center Village between the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts and will showcase the art, culture, music, and lifestyle of action sports.

The ladies take to the sky at 2pm for the Woman’s Ski Superpipe Final.

The evening will showcase 2 DJ sessions as well as qualification rounds for the Streetstyle event.

The men showcase their skills at Center Village for the Ski Superpipe Final at 10:30 am. Next up is the Woman’s Snowboard Superpipe Final at 12:45pm.

The DJs will be spinning all afternoon during qualification rounds and the finale of Men’s Snowboard Streetstyle to finish off the night.

Things all wrap up on Sunday with the Men’s Snowboard Superpipe Final at 9 am! After the finale, the athletes will showcase their skill with the Superpipe High Air & Best Trick Jam at 11:15 am.

Everything finishes off with the 20th Anniversary Celebration Jam at the Superpipe course.  

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How to Watch

Winter Dew Tour is a free event and open to the public.   The event will take place at Copper’s Center Village where spectators will have a front-row seat to the action. The Dew Tour festival experience will include as a sponsor village, food and beverage, pro athlete photo-ops, poster signings, and the Streetstyle course. Superpipe events will conveniently sit just above the base of Center Village.

Avoid the hassles of finding parking by taking the free Summit Stage from anywhere in the county. The Summit Stage offers several bus stops along the route between Copper Mountain and Frisco. Guests can download the free Summit Stage App or visit summitcountyco.gov  for maps and rider information.

Free and paid parking will be available at Copper Mountain during Dew Tour with the exception of the Powder and Flyer Lots. Parking is first come first serve. Check out more information about parking at Copper.

VIP Packages

While the event is free to the public, Dew Tour offers VIP packages with extra perks like a Custom Dew Tour Copper Mountain Beanie, access to elevated viewing areas, catered lunch, complimentary PepsiCo snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, private wi-fi access and phone charging stations, Dew Tour branded Thread Wallet, and (6) Drink Tickets good for beer, wine, or cocktails at select VIP areas from 3/08/24 through 3/10/24.  

The VIP packages range from $100-$325 and are selling fast. Click this link to purchases yours now.

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