Breckenridge Ski Resort
Five peaks, 2,908 acres and the highest chairlift in North America, above a historic mining town.
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View More →Breckenridge Ski Resort has 2,908 acres across five peaks, 187 runs and 35 lifts, rising from 9,600 feet at the base to 12,998 feet for a 3,398-foot vertical. The resort reports an average of 355 inches of snow a year, and about 40% of the terrain is above treeline.
The terrain split is 11% beginner, 31% intermediate, 24% advanced and 34% expert, with three terrain parks. Its own site describes the Imperial SuperChair, at 12,840 feet, as the highest lift in North America. The 4 O'Clock Run descends from the upper mountain all the way to downtown Breckenridge.
The resort opened in December 1961. It's owned and operated by Vail Resorts and is part of the Epic Pass. Check current Breckenridge ski conditions before you go.
Stats from Breckenridge Ski Resort (official site), as of Oct 2026. (source) Conditions and pass partners change by season — confirm with the area before you go.
Map of Breckenridge Ski Resort
- Easiest (green)
- Intermediate (blue)
- Advanced / expert (black)
- Extreme
- Lift
Showing 207 mapped runs and 32 lifts. Open the full Breckenridge trail map, with every run and lift listed → Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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