Breckenridge Hosts Annual Winter Celebration Ullr Festival

BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. - Jan. 9, 2015 - PRLog -- Breckenridge holds an annual festival each year to honor Ullr, the mythical Norse god of winter. Snow lovers will arrive adorning Viking hats and fill the streets celebrating the gift of snow. Beginning January 11^th with an ice skating party through January 17^th with a film finale, thousands will attend the week of events. The main parade takes place on January 15^th through Main Street and the town will enjoy a bonfire to close out the evening.

The Sundance Film Festival draws a crowd each year to Park City, Utah to view a collection of films from around the world. Robert Redford founded the Sundance Institute in 1981 to foster independence and new voices in American film. The festival has been a tradition for 30 years bringing thousands to the mountains of Utah to celebrate independent filmmakers. The 10-day 2015 program will feature over 100 films representing 29 countries during January 22^nd –February 1^st. Arrangements can be made for overnight accommodations at luxury vacation rentals in the vicinity.

Colorado is a playground for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Winter sports are a main attraction with the many slopes and abundance of fresh powder. During summer months, river rafting and biking are enjoyed as well as mountain climbing. There is no shortage of wildlife sightings in the Rockies; black bears, elk, and coyotes are among the many creatures to be found in their natural habitat. The matchless surroundings, year-round events, and endless dining and shopping options make the Southwest region a top vacation destination.

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