Breckenridge lifts · Peak 7
Independence SuperChair
High-speed six-pack with 1,320 ft of vertical on Peak 7 at Breckenridge.
Photo: Jarrod Doll, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About this lift
The Independence SuperChair
The Independence SuperChair is the heart of Peak 7. It's a six-pack from the Peak 7 base, where the gondola stops, up to Pioneer Crossing, with 1,320 feet of vertical.
It serves Breck's best cruising: long, rolling blues like Pioneer and Wirepatch that all come back to the bottom of the lift. Lower Forget-Me-Not comes in from the Peak 8 side.
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Lift facts
- PeakPeak 7
- TypeHigh-speed six-pack
- Seats per chair6
- Vertical rise1,320 ft
- BottomPeak 7 base
- TopPioneer Crossing
- TerrainBlue Black
Runs off the Independence SuperChair
- Pioneer
- Wirepatch
- Swan City
- Fort Mary B
- Lower Forget-Me-Not
Tips
- Ride it first thing, when the groomers are fresh.
- Pioneer Crossing at the top is open 9am to 3:30pm.
- Take the gondola to Peak 7 to get here from town.
Keep exploring
Other lifts on Peak 7
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.