Outlets at Silverthorne

Maybe I’m spoiled because I live near the Castle Rock outlets (after the economy they went down also for a while) but this is just seemingly barren with shops that aren’t as good for what you’d expect in a mountain town.

Definitely worth a stop if you need to break up your drive! As with any outlets, deals are hit or miss, but I have been pretty consistently lucky with the banana republic store. Stop by the jerky wagon for delicious samples — but be careful… Their jerky is more expensive than many of the things in the stores!

I visit Breckenridge a couple times a year and always love to visit this mall! You’re surrounded by the mountains and have a wonderful view. I think this is a great place to spend a girl’s day if you’re tired after all the hiking and skiing.
They have a lot of stores I enjoy — Banana Republic, The Gap, Loft, Columbia, Coach, AEO and many more! There’s also a Chipotle near by, which I think is the perfect lunch spot.
The layout of the mall is interesting — it’s very spread out. But there’s a shuttle that takes you from section to section and in my experience runs regularly.
Also, if you go to the main office you can sign up for a mall card that gets you discounts at most of the stores!

Overall, it’s definitely not the best of Outlets and the stores are pretty limited. The only two stores I actually cared about was Banana Republic for work clothes and Nike for my workout stuff. Everything else was regular price and not worth the trip.

These outlets are in a gorgeous area, so it’s nice to just walk around here and check out some shops. Great view of the mountains. I found some good deals at a few stores, which was nice and unexpected. The stores are pretty typical — there wasn’t anything really unique. Gap, Ann Taylor, Eddie Bauer, Columbia, etc. Pretty typical if you live around a bigger city. The layout and parking is a bit odd and crowded. The stores themselves were not crowded at all. I wouldn’t say it is a must-​stop on a trip, but if you are in the area and are really in the mood for shopping then this isn’t a bad place.

never too crowded :) always get the attention of the salespeople and if you lucky can get a good bargain :)

My girlfriend and I took a girls weekend to stay and enjoy the mountain weather and shop at these well talked outlet mall. We got hotel rooms, travelled 2.5 hours (terrible traffic), but all we saw was a few good stores and a bunch of generic outlet stores that can be found anywhere. I don’t know what is the big hype about this place. I feel castle rock outlet stores has much more variety and quality stores and it is 20 min. from my house. I won’t be back.

Despite the awkward layout of these outlets (spread out over 3 areas), I still really like it here. If you don’t have a car, and are relying on the shuttle or walking, you may not like it so much.
They have some of my favorite stores for outlet shopping: Carter’s, Osh Kosh, Ann Taylor, Gap, Banana Republic, Coach and a new store I just discovered: Olive Fusion. The name brand stores sometimes have pretty great deals, and though some of them carry «outlet» specific versions of their mall counterparts I still find them worth their cost.
Olive Fusion is an awesome store! Locally owned with locations in Breck and Vail, they have olive oil, balsalmics, spices, loose tea and so much more! I could seriously spend hours here tasting everything they have to offer (and you can taste everything!).
Be sure to stop by guest services, or ask some stores, for the discount card– it can save you $$ at a lot of popular stores and it’s free to get!

This is a must stop for me any time I am up in the mountains. Somehow I always find something. Banana Republic, Ralph Lauren, Columbia, Le Creuset, Ann Taylor, J Crew, Nike… the list goes on and on. There are always tons of sales.
My only complaint is the parking is so atrocious and you almost need to drive to each different area (I always forget about the one across the road!) instead of being able to walk.
Next time you’re on I-​70, take the detour to Silverthorne! Make sure you bring your wallet and pleny of trunk space.

I hate to shop but I liked these outlets.
It’s a great way to break up a trip between Denver and Vail.
The restroom at the Visitor Center in the complex is gorgeous. Seriously, I have never seen such a lovely restroom at an outlet mall.
Additionally, I made a killing at the Under Armour outlet store. Picked up five pair of Under Armour performance boxer briefs and each pair was $ 10 less than in the department stores. That’s $ 50 I can now spend on beer! I’ll spare you the image of me modeling them because some of you may be eating as you read this.
In any case, if a place can make me smile when I go shopping, I have to show it the love. Four stars!

I had this vision in my head that this was indeed the best set of outlets, ever!
I always had visions of taking a day off or a Saturday and shopping my little heart out…
Alas, i finally did just that and guess what… meh. The nike store and anne taylor loft… maybe the jockey store… but is about the extent of my desire to shop there.
How sad am i? VERY!
I guess if you go, make it a stop on the way somewhere, not a destination!
Other than the selection the ability to get around isn’t too bad, if want to hit everything you will have to mvoe your car 2 times. But that’s ok. The river and the outdoor areas are very nice and comfortable for sitting and enjoying if you need a break from shopping (as if…)

One Saturday we were feeling like a road trip was in order and Silverthorne Outlets it was since I had never been.
This is a breathtaking view into the mountains and one that you can definitely enjoy especially when coming from Denver.
The Outlets themselves are situated kind of funny. Not as easy to maneuver as the Castle Rock Outlets since it’s separated by a highway. With that said it houses the usual outlet stores that are well stocked and maintained. The bonus here are the mountain views. Castle Rock or Silverthorne, both equally suited for Outlet shopping.
Call me a fan of any place that offers me a deal on the high retail prices of my favorite stores.

At the slopes and need a break?
Then this outlet mall is for you!
Set in the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, this outlet mall is in a visually attractive pedestrian village. There is a creek that runs through the mall and you can watch fishermen in the summers do their angling.
Its location and access to highways is great. The selection of stores varies by the 3 villages but you are bound to find something to suit your interests. There is plenty of parking wherever you decide to go. The staff is quite nice, very interested in why you are visiting and helping you out with whatever you might need.

As far as I could tell, the Outlets at Silverthorne have the same stores as the outlets in Castle Rock. However, it’s no where near as easy to navigate.
The outlets are split between three «Villages»: red, blue, and green. The blue and green are on the north side of I-​70, while the red is on the south. Although the north and south sides… sorry, «Villages»…are connected by a road under I-​70, this disconnect makes it pretty much impossible to walk between them. Even the blue and green are separated by the busy SH 9, and it’s not always easy to walk within the areas… sorry, «Villages». The few stores I did visit seemed to be far smaller than those in Castle Rock. I did appreciate that stores are grouped into buildings with an inside hallway, protecting you from the elements if visiting more than one of the stores within the group.
I understand that the location makes it difficult to make a large and well connected outlets complex, but I think these stores could have been organized in a way to make it easier to travel between. In the end, having outlets in the mountains sounds good on paper, but I’d rather wait and just go to Castle Rock.

I hate shopping, however these outlets are filled with stores that my wife and daughters want to shop at. Worth a few hours if you need to pick something up.

A-​okay sums up our visit to this outlet mall. We came on a weekend in late September and the scenery alone is enough to bring me back out here. It’s set with beautiful mountains all around and the creek that runs through it allows you to watch fly fishermen and even the fish themselves.
Store-​wise, this mall has the same shops as every other outlet mall. There were quite a few empty spaces and shops that didn’t strike our fancy, but we were happy to see the usual Gap, J Crew, Nike, etc. I like the layout of the different villages and in the warm weather, walking around the path is a nice side attraction to just shopping. I can see it being difficult in the winter though, with snow and cold. Or if walking is tricky for you.
There is ample parking available and a few restaurants near by. When in the area, it definitely offers a good alternative if you have hit your outdoor activity limit.

An unplanned vacation stop while driving into Breckenridge. The outlet mall is a visually attractive pedestrian village, set against the backdrop of the Rockies. Although we saw what appeared to be a much larger mall on the other side of the highway, we only stopped here briefly.
Proximity and access to the highways which intersect nearby is good. The selection of stores is limited, but not so much to describe this mall as «uninteresting.» Parking is woefully inadequate, and in our haste we parked parallel to the trash dumpsters.
There isn’t anything here which would draw me back, even if we were passing through the area again.