What are the easiest runs at Beaver Creek?

1. Piece-O-Cake: Arrowhead Village is a great starting point for beginners, and if riding the Arrow Bahn Express Lift happens to mark your inaugural chairlift ride, be sure to revel in your EpicMix Airborne badge.

What is the steepest run at Beaver Creek?

Beaver Creek Steep Skiing: Birds of Prey Built specifically for the 1999 World Cup Championship, Beaver Creek’s Birds of Prey run drops dramatically 2,470 feet in 1.71 miles, with a 45 percent pitch somewhere towards the middle. This bad boy is considered one of the most challenging downhill courses in the world.

What are the easiest green runs at Breckenridge?

1. Springmeier: Take the Colorado SuperChair from the base of Peak 8 to access this local favorite. A quick jaunt on the blue-rated upper portion of the trail takes you to the smooth sailing green run that’s typically marked as a family-friendly Slow Zone. 2.

Is Bachelor Gulch good for beginners?

Beginners can ski on many easy slopes in the upper area. A very easy run leads from the mountain back to the village. The runs at Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead Mountain are also very easy and suitable for beginners.

Is Breckenridge steep?

Breckenridge Expert Terrain The Lake Chutes are as steep as it gets in Breckenridge, and the Snow White zone gets the “EX” or extreme terrain classification. Both spots will test the most confident and experienced expert skiers.

Which peak in Breckenridge is best for beginners?

Peak 9
The bottom areas of Peak 8 and Peak 9 are the main Breckenridge beginner skiing zones. Getting to these areas is easy from anywhere on the mountain. Boasting over 90,000 lessons a season, the Breckenridge ski school is one of the best in North America for getting new skiers and boarders on snow.

What is the easiest peak at Breckenridge?

Breck’s Peak 9 is the best peak for beginners to start on. Not only that, but there are a lot of blue runs that connect with green runs on Peak 9 so you can easily progress when you are ready.

Is Beaver Creek crowded?

Although only a third the size of Vail, Beaver Creek is seldom crowded. The skiable terrain extends from the runs down Beaver Creek to the slopes around Bachelor Gulch to the network of trails at Arrowhead. You can easily ski from one village to another.

Where are the best ski runs in Breckenridge?

Use this guide to find the best runs and local spots on Peak 9, part of Breckenridge Ski Resort. With multiple restaurants, chair lifts and terrain ranging from beginner to expert, Peak 9 has everything required for an awesome day of skiing and riding. Click map to enlarge. Peak 9 is perfect for first time skiers and riders.

Why stay at Beaver Run Breckenridge?

Or, walk out the door and explore hundreds of acres of National Forest access that make Breckenridge a year-round outdoor playground and meeting destination. Beaver Run is committed to ensuring your Breckenridge Lodging experience is relaxing and memorable.

Where can I rent ski or snowboard equipment at Beaver Run?

Save up to 20% on your ski and snowboard rentals with Breck Sports and Rentskis.com, conveniently located on-site at Beaver Run. Pick up equipment the evening before and store equipment overnight, all for no extra cost!

Where is the best place to have an après-ski in Beaver Run?

This area is more sheltered from wind and not as visible from the lift making it a hidden gem. The best place for après-ski snacks and libations is Coppertop Bar at the base of the Beaver Run SuperChair. Gather with friends and family over a plate of nachos and craft beer while listening to live music and watching the sun set behind the mountain.