Peak 8 · 12,840 ft
Top of the Imperial SuperChair
The highest lift-served point in North America.
From the top of Imperial SuperChair you can see Lake Dillon to the north, Quandary Peak to the south and Keystone and Baldy Mountain across the valley. Peak 8's summit is less than 100 vertical feet above you if you want to hike for it.
Our tip: You don't have to ski down. If the runs off the top are too much, ride the chair back down.
Peak 8 · top of Colorado
Vista Haus patio
The view with a coffee.
The patio at Vista Haus looks out toward the Continental Divide. It's the easiest big view at Breck, because you get there on blue runs and there's food when you arrive.
Peak 6 · top of Kensho
The top of Peak 6
Looking down on town and along the range.
The top of Kensho SuperChair is high and open, with the Tenmile Range running away to the north and the town of Breckenridge in the valley below. On a clear day it's the best view on the mountain, and on a windy one you won't want to stand around.
Peak 9 · summit
The Overlook
Lunch with a view.
The Overlook restaurant at the top of Peak 9 does what the name says. It's a smaller, quieter alternative to the main lodges.
Peak 10 · top of Falcon
The top of Peak 10
Out on the edge of the resort.
Peak 10 is the southern end of Breck, so the view from the top of Falcon SuperChair looks back along the whole ski area. You need to be happy on black runs to get down.