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Breckenridge, Colorado is about 100 miles west of Denver International Airport with regular transfers connecting the resort with the airport. Getting to Breckenridge from Denver is about 2.5 hrs along the I 70, taking Exit 203 then south on Highway 9.

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Terrain Parks

Beginners/First Time skiers and riders can start at either of the two entry level terrain parks,Trygves and Eldorado. Located at the base of Peak 8 and 9 these parks feature small rail and jump features as well as entry level half pipes. Jump, Rail and jib features are kept low to the ground to minimize risk while maximizing progression. These terrain parks are well laid out and very family appropriate.

For the 2007-2008 ski seasons, Breckenridge has added a new terrain park on Peak 8 with the intent of helping intermediate skiers and snowboarders build their freestyle skills. Park Lane will feature 3,500 feet of jumps and rails.To accomplish this, the ski resort has Locating Park Lane next to Freeway and near Peak 8's beginner parks, Breckenridge has organized a multi-level Pod Park. This offers difficulty levels that allow skiers and rides to gradually build confidence as they transition from one park level to the next. Park Lane will replace the Gold King and Country terrain parks, formerly located on Peak 9. Gold Kings intermediate half pipe will relocate to Country Boy, providing a somewhat hidden place for freestylers to dial in new tricks before taking them to the super pipe.

For the experts is the Freeway.This expert level park features one of the countrys largest triple jump lines, and a myriad of rail and jib features.

Snow Hosts

Free mountain tours are available at the base of Peaks 8 and 9.Tours start promptly at 10:00am and usually last 1.5 to 2 hours. Mountain tours are open to intermediate and above skiers and snowboarders only, just look for the Mountain Tours sign.

On Mountain Dining

At the base of Peak 8 you will find The Bergenhof and the Silver Bullet Saloon which serves breakfast and lunch.Uncle Glen's Smokehouse-located underneath the Bergenhof Restaurant

The top of the Colorado Super Chair has the Vista Haus serving continental breakfast and food-court style lunches. The Rendezvous coffee bar features chill chasers and fresh pastries.

At the base of Peak 9 is Beaver Run- featuring GB Watson's Deli, The Copper Top Bar and Food Court, Spencer's Steaks & Spirits and Tiff's Nightclub. Breck Burger Bar and Maggie is also located at the base.

At the top of Quicksilver Super Chair is Ten Mile Station serving lunch and snacks, inside Ten Mile Station, Quandary Crepes offers breakfast, lunch and dessert crepes.

 

Peak 9 Restaurant is found at the top of Beaver Run Chair so plenty of on mountain dining options to choose from.

Awards

Voted # 7 in Ski Magazine as SKI Magazine's Top 10 Resorts for 2007

(Readers ranked these resorts as the best 10 for quality of snow, terrain, affordability, and nightlife).