The Weirdest Things Found Under Breckenridge’s Lifts

Over 150 volunteers helped collect 780 pounds of trash at Breckenridge's annual spring cleanup. Discover the strangest items found, from a message in a bottle to last year's pineapple, and how used gear is donated
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Every spring, as the snow recedes at Breckenridge, the annual cleanup reveals what was lost under the lifts. While the usual mountain of poles, mittens, and vapes are always found, this year's haul of weird treasures was an all-timer.

This continues a tradition of weirdness, with last year’s finds including a whole pineapple and an Invisalign retainer. But it’s not just a treasure hunt. The event is a massive sustainability effort. This year, over 150 volunteers helped collect 780 pounds of trash. The resort's sustainability teams then sort everything, donating used gear to charities like Colorado Ski Chair, Jones Boards, and Recircled.

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So next time you're on the lift, hold on tight—what you drop could be next year's headline.

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