Breckenridge info
Best runs at Breckenridge
Our favourite runs at Breck for every level, plus the run home, the views and the hike-to bowls.
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Best runs
Where to ski, by ability
Breck's 187 runs split into 11% beginner, 31% intermediate, 24% advanced and 34% expert, according to the resort. That last number surprises people. There's a lot of steep terrain up high, and a lot of very friendly terrain lower down, and the two don't always meet in obvious places.
These are the runs we'd send a friend to. For every run on a peak, use the trail pages.
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- Beginner11%
- Intermediate31%
- Advanced24%
- Expert34%
- Longest runFour O’Clock, 3.5 miles
In this section
Best runs: all the guides
Blue runsOur favourite cruisers on every peak.
Double blacksChutes, bowls and the North Chutes.
Four O’Clock (ski to town)The 3.5-mile run home, and how to ski it.
Bowls & hike-to terrainEvery bootpack at Breck, peak by peak.Other sections
More Breckenridge info
Ski & snowboard rental
Book online before you arrive and pick your gear up in town the evening before. The morning rush at the base shops can eat your first hour, and booking ahead can be cheaper.
Lift tickets & the Epic Pass
Breck is on the Epic Pass. Buying a ticket at the window on the day is the most expensive way up the hill, so buy ahead online or look at an Epic Day Pass if you're here for a few days.
The Friday snow email
One short email a week in season: what fell, what's open, and where to ride this weekend.