The essential GPS app for skiers and snowboarders at Breckenridge. Find your way across 2,908 acres spanning five peaks, follow live lift status, and make the most of every run — from the beginner terrain at the base to the alpine bowls above the treeline.
Built for five linked peaks — from the wide green runs above town to the chutes and bowls at the top of the Imperial Express.
Route yourself along trails that match your ability — from easy greens to demanding double blacks.
Turn-by-turn voice navigation through AirPods, Apple Watch or iPhone — eyes on the slope.
Speed, distance, heart rate and more, synced with your iPhone and Apple Watch.
Quickly reach ski patrol with a dedicated emergency button when it matters most.
Lodges, restrooms, rentals and ski schools — with precise routing to each one.
Download the Breckenridge map once and navigate without a signal, anywhere on the mountain.
Smart tools that keep every ski day simple and safe.
See which lifts and runs are open right now across all five peaks.
Ski your own way — no fixed route required.
Monitor heart rate, distance and calories while you ride.
Plan the perfect day with reliable 7-day forecasts.
Five peaks, a Victorian gold-rush town and North America's highest chairlift — 80 miles west of Denver.
Peaks 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 link into a single 2,908-acre ski area served by 35 lifts.
The Imperial Express SuperChair tops out at 12,840 ft, higher than any other chairlift on the continent.
Imperial, Whale's Tail, Lake Chutes and the Peak 6 bowls open up a whole world of terrain above the treeline.
The longest run drops all the way off the mountain and delivers you into the middle of town.
Breckenridge grew up as an 1859 gold-rush town, and its colourful historic Main Street still runs right below the slopes.
High elevation and 600 acres of snowmaking keep Breckenridge open long after most resorts have closed.
