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Breck Breckenridge Ski Resort is made up five distinct peaks, each with its own characteristics and features. Welcome! Breckenridge Ski Resort is operated under a special-use permit with the White River National Forest. Peak 10 13,639ft / 4,157m Peak 9 13,195ft /4022m Peak 8 12,998ft / 3,962m Peak 6 Lake Peak 7 Hike-To 12,573ft / 3,832m Chutes 12,655ft / 3,857m Serenity Terrain Snow Six Bowl Hike-To Beyond White Imperial Senses Whale’s Whiskey River South Terrain Bowl Easy Street Bowl Tail Peak 7 Col Irie 9 Lives George’s Savor AREA CLOSED Bowl Avalanche Zoot Chute Thumb Behold Rapture Whiff Wacky’s ChuteWacky’s Sublime E.S.P Contact Chi Danger Echo Yugen Epiphany Epiphany Intuition Breathless Respite Sanctuary The Felicity Dunes Elysian Debbie’s AlleyVertigo Way Out Imperial Ridge Bliss Fields Wonderland Twin IMPERIAL EXPRESS SUPERCHAIR North Forget-Me-Not C.J.’s Hike-To The Chutes Double Barrel Quandary Too Much Bowl Boundary Chutes Art’s Terrain Back 9 Magic Carpet Alpine Alley Reverie Horseshoe White Crown Y-Chute Bowl Solitude Bowl Nirvana Lobo Ptarmigan Daydream Brill’s Thrill Hombre Pika Pioneer Crossing Amen Outlaw Windows No Name Rustler Snowbirds Contest Mule Stampede Eagle’s Nest Xanadu Bowl Deja Vu HORSESHOE BOWL T-BAR Euphoria Adios Lulu Cucumber Boneyard Joker Humbug Little Burn E Lift Line Bowl Psychopath King Queen Wanderlust Upper 4 O’Clock Lost Barton Breezeway Ore Delirium Spitfire The Overlook 6-CHAIR Cabin Tom Lower Forget-Me-Not Bucket AREA CLOSED ’s M Tom’s Baby om y Pioneer SENSITIVE WILDLIFE HABITAT tang Lower a us Sizzler E-CHAIR ew Columbine M Boneyard re Monte Cristo Corsair F Vista Haus Inferno ’s Hades y t s SouthernCross Purgatory o r Pathfinder Angel’s Rest Dark Riderk Crystal aw F h AREA CLOSED k The Devil’s Crotch c a Callie’s Alley l Burn PRIVATE LAND LEGEND 4 O’Clock Rounders B FREEDOM SUPERCHAIR Gold King Mine Shaft Rendezvous Spruce Northstar High Anxiety Easiest Trails Volunteer INDEPENDENCE SUPERCHAIR Goodbye KENSHO SUPERCHAIR C.J.’s Cabin Girl Terrain Only Cashier Needle’s Tiger More Difficult Trails Cimarron Little Johnny American Crescendo Peerless Eye Swinger Claimjumper Lincoln Meadows Trinity Tunnel COLORADO SUPERCHAIR Difficult Trails Upper Lehman Wirepatch Elan Briar Rose Mach 1 Boreas BEAVER RUN SUPERCHAIR Most Difficult Trails Columbia Springmeier Centennial Shock Extreme Terrain Bonanza ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUPERCHAIR Peak 6 Parkway Doublejack Grits Lift/Gondola Quiver MID-LOAD Duke’s Run ZENDO CHAIR STATION NO Load Station Sundown Peak 8 Transfer UNLOAD Lost Horizon Country Boy Catwalk/Flat Terrain Bronc Ski Area Boundary Freeway Powerline LIFT STATS C-CHAIR Park Lane Terrain Park Flapjack Banked Rip’s Ravine Terrain Closure, Entry At Only Crescendo FALCON SUPERCHAIRFALCON LIFT NAME CAPACITY TYPE VERT. RISE Slalom Access Gate BreckConnect Gondola 8 396ft / 121m Colorado SuperChair GoldRunner Coaster Swan City 6 1,325ft / 404m Twister STAY WITH BRECK ELDORADO Lower Peerless Fort Mary B Quicksilver SuperChair 6 632ft / 193m PLATTER Lower American Lift Service to High Alpine Terrain PEAK 8 SUPERCONNECTEasiest Way to Peak 9 Falcon SuperChair 6 1,404ft / 428m Crystal Peak Lodge TenMile Station Eldorado Independence SuperChair 6 1,320ft / 402m Area Closed DoubleTree by Hilton Breckenridge RIP’S RIDE 5-CHAIR GoldRunner Coaster Kensho SuperChair 6 1,536ft / 468m Gravity Haus Sawmill TRYGVE’S Slow Zone Dragon Trail Mountain Thunder Lodge Sundown Access PLATTER Freedom SuperChair 4 1037ft / 316m One Ski Hill Place, A RockResort A-CHAIR MERCURY SUPERCHAIR Zendo Chair 4 317ft / 97m Terrain Parks Haunted Forest Dyersville River Mountain Lodge Trygve’s Peak 8 SuperConnect 4 1,424ft / 434m Terrain Enhanced Learning Area Village at Breckenridge Silverthorne Beaver Run SuperChair 4 1,591ft / 485m Kids’ Adventure Zone DINE WITH BRECK Terrain Only Cashier Crosscut SNOWFLAKE Mercury SuperChair 4 1,466ft / 447m Rocky Mountain SuperChair 4 1,248ft / 380m Ski Patrol/First Aid Pioneer Crossing TenMile Station Lower 4 O’Clock Monte Cristo A Chair Line Imperial Express SuperChair 4 939ft / 286m The Maggie The Overlook Ripperoo’s Automatic External Defibrillator A-Chair 3 Sevens TBar Forest Ski Hill Grill One Ski Hill Place PEAK 7 STATION 620ft / 189m TBar Grand Colorado C-Chair 2 1,253ft / 382m Information Vista Haus The Living Room The Living Room on Peak 8 Ski Hill Grill Red Rover MID-LOAD E-Chair 2 967ft / 296m Ticket Office STATION NO 5-Chair 2 711ft / 217m Lower Sawmill UNLOAD Sevens Ski & Snowboard School Location Frontier Crystal Peak Lodge 6-Chair 2 990ft / 302m EMERGENCIES ONLY Terrain Park Snowflake Grand Lodge on Peak 7 Rip’s Ride 2 301ft / 92m Restaurant CALL SKI PATROL 970.496.7911 Snowflake 2 631ft /192m Lower Sundown Horseshoe Bowl T-Bar 2 1,234ft / 376m Breck Sports Rental/Retail Shop Frontier King’s Way AVALANCHE TERRAIN Restrooms CLOSURE AREA INFORMATION SHOCK HILL MOUNTAIN STATS Terrain at Breckenridge is evaluated daily for weather and Child Care Lower Lehman STATION Base Elevation 9,600ft / 2,926m avalanche concerns and may be open or closed at any time as conditions dictate. Never duck a rope line even if terrain is open on QUICKSILVER SUPERCHAIR Summit Elevation 12,998ft / 3,962m Lockers Gondola Ski Back the other side. You must enter through open access gates only. Vertical Rise 3,398ft / 1,036m Lost & Found Violators will lose skiing privileges. DoubleTree by Hilton Breckenridge Avg. Annual Snowfall 356in / 899cm Beaver Run Resort Lift Capacity 49,200 people per hr Overnight Ski Storage If found in closed terrain, you may be subject to legal prosecution Total Terrain 2,908 acres / 1,777hectares AND the loss of skiing and riding privileges. Snowcats, Bus Stop snowmobiles, AND unmarked obstacles, may be encountered at BEAVER RUN PARKING LOT Bowls 1,061 acres / 429 hectares CAMELBACK Pay Parking any time. NON-LIFT ACCESS TO SKI AREA FACILITIES SUCH AS UPHILL PLATER Mountain Thunder Lodge Snowmaking 617 acres / 250 hectares SNOWSHOEING, HIKING, OR “SKINNING” MAY PRESENT HIGH Number Of Trails 187 Disabled Accessible Parking DANGER OF PERSONAL INJURY TO PARTICIPANTS OR OTHERS AND No Lift Access Longest Run 4 O’Clock – 3.5m / 5.6kmh THEREFORE MAY BE LIMITED OF FORBIDDEN BASED ON Lowest 4 O’Clock BRECKCONNECT GONDOLA Warming Hut CONDITIONS, ON-MOUNTAIN ACTIVITY AND/OR MOUNTAIN POLICY. TRAIL CLASSIFICATION PLEASE CHECK WITH THE RESORT PRIOR TO ACCESS. Easiest 11% Difficult 24% Epic Mix Time Digital Display River Mountain Lodge SOUTH GONDOLA PARKING GARAGE Call the trails hotline at 970.547.5627 for updated information. F PARKING LOT GOLD RUSH PARKING LOT More Difficult 31% Most Difficult 34% TIGER DREDGE PARKING LOT BRECKENRIDGE STATION To see the latest grooming information and Breckenridge Ski Resort Transit lift line times check out EpicMix using the app. Be aware of where you are skiing/riding and know your abilities as NORTH GONDOLA PARKING LOT TERRAIN PARKS Check the latest terrain opening, chairlift details and conditions Breckenridge Freeride Bus they relate to high alpine terrain. At any point you may encounter The Maggie with @BreckConditions on Twitter. Summit Stage Bus Frontier Small steep pitches, unmarked obstacles, man-made moguls, or other Village at Breckenridge Highway 9 Medium terrain beyond your abilities. Rescue for these areas can take time. Gravity Haus HWY. 9 TO AIRPORT RD LOTS Park Lane Large Breckenridge.com.
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