The Mountain

Breckenridge Ski Resort has a lot to offer, most important of those things, is the very mountain you will be skiing on. From the gentle rollers of Peak 7, to the challenging and exhilarating terrain of the Lake Chutes, every level of skier is sure to find exactly what they are looking for.

Breckenridge has become world renowned for its terrain and challenging slopes. On any given day you will find world class athletes honing their skills on the hills. There are freestyle events held continuously during the winter months and you never know what celebrity you may run into on the peaks. The rugged and beautiful landscape of this area claims home to some of North America's highest peaks.

Linking Main Street to the mountain is the BreckConnect which debuted in December of 2006. This is a whole new way that visitors can access the town and the mountain. The gondola allows the resort and the town the ability to maintain the perfect balance of character and vibrancy that Breckenridge�s Main Street and Downtown are known for.

Peaks 10 through 7 offer up a variety of terrain and here we'll outline those peaks.

Peak 10: Encompassing long mogul runs, perfectly groomed corduroy and amazing tree skiing. You will also get a fantastic view of the Upper Blue Valley as whisk through the trees and down the south side, you will discover hidden powder stashes and great steeps.

Peak 9: Some of Summit County's friendliest terrain can be found here. Often a beginner zone, Peak 9 is a perfect place for beginners and youngsters alike. At the top of this peak lies to local favorite's; "Devil's Crotch" and "Mine Shaft", which are sure to get your heart racing.

Peak 8: Here is some of Colorado's steepest terrain. The east facing lake chutes and great snow combine for a chest thumping experience!

Peak 7: Peak 7 is the perfect place to lay down some arching turns and is typically less crowded.

You're sure to find the perfect slope, chute and terrain on this mountain, no matter which peak you choose.