An empty ski lift chair suspended on cables above a snowy mountain landscape with pine trees and cloudy sky.

Breckenridge Lift Tickets & Ski Rentals

Five peaks. 2,908 acres of terrain. Your skis waiting downstairs, tuned and dry, a short walk from the Peak 9 lift. Boots clicked in, you can point them at anything from gentle greens to double-black chutes.

No shuttle into town. No rental line. Sort your gear, your tickets, and your stay before you arrive, and the only decision left each morning is which peak comes first.

5
Peaks
2,908
Acres of terrain
650 ft
Walk to Quicksilver
7am–8pm
Gear valet, daily

Gear, handled

Your Skis Are Already Here

Renting in Breckenridge usually means a drive into town, a queue, and a car full of wet gear at the end of the day. Staying with us, none of that is part of the trip.

Fittings happen on property. Your equipment is stored, warmed, and dried overnight. In the morning it is waiting by the door, a few steps from the lift. Book ahead and you hold your sizing and a better rate.

Ski and snowboard equipment ready for the day

01
Reserve before you arrive
Sizing is confirmed in advance, so nothing waits on a shop counter.

02
Fitted at the hotel
Boots and skis are dialled in at the valet, or delivered straight to it.

03
Warm and dry by morning
Everything is stored, dried, and ready at 7am. Step out and go.

Three ways to gear up

Ski & Snowboard Rental Options

Rent on property, have gear delivered to the valet, or step next door — all three sit within the same short walk, and booking ahead saves you money and skips the lines.



AdventureRock Ski & Gear Valet

On property · Open 7am–8pm

AdventureRock is our own ski and gear valet, and it preps, stores, warms, and dries your equipment for you. Open 7am to 8pm, it turns every morning into a quick step from your room to the lift.

With the gear settled, one thing is left: your lift ticket, and buying it well means more turns and less time in line.

Breckenridge runs on the Epic system, and rates move with the date and the demand. A little planning ahead of your stay is worth real money — and a longer, easier first morning.

Before you go

Skiing Breckenridge — What To Know Before You Go

Breckenridge spreads across five peaks with roughly 2,908 acres and 187 trails, so there is room to roam whether you are carving groomers or dropping into the bowls. The season runs mid-November to late April, with the deepest snow arriving mid-December through March. Explore world-class skiing and snowboarding in Breckenridge across every skill level.

Breckenridge runs on the Epic Pass system, not Ikon, so plan your tickets and passes accordingly. And because Hotel Alpenrock sits slopeside at the base of Peak 9, steps from the lift, your mornings are short and first chair comes easy.

Chairlift rising over the trees at BreckenridgeSkiers on the patio after a day on the mountain
Tickets

Breckenridge Lift Tickets

Single-day Breckenridge lift tickets typically run about $159–$281, depending on the date and whether you ski a weekday or a weekend. In peak season, day tickets often climb over $200.

Prices are dynamic and shift with the date and demand, so lock yours in early. Kids 4 and under ski free.

How To Save On Lift Tickets
01Buy Online In Advance: Purchasing 7+ days out can save you around 20% versus the window rate.
02Skip The Ticket Window: Day-of tickets bought at the window are the priciest way to ski.
03Use The My Epic App: Load mobile lift tickets to your phone for hands-free scanning at the lift.
04Refund Unused Days: Request a refund by 5 p.m. on your ticket’s final day if plans change.
05Consider Spring Skiing: Later-season dates tend to be cheaper, with plenty of sun and snow.

You can purchase your Breckenridge ski tickets online in advance at Breckenridge.com before you arrive.

Purchase Lift Tickets

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Which Lift Ticket Or Pass Is Right For You?

There are three main ways onto the mountain, and the right one comes down to how many days you are skiing. Weekend warriors, week-long visitors, and season regulars each have a smarter option.

Every pass option below runs through Epic:

1–3 days

Single-Day / Multi-Day Lift Ticket

Best for
Short trips of 1–3 days
How it works
Buy for specific dates online or at the window
Value
Flexible, but the highest per-day cost
Most flexible value
1–7 days

Epic Day Pass

Best for
Trips of 1–7 non-consecutive days
How it works
Buy in advance for a set number of days
Value
Cheaper per day, but non-refundable
4+ days

Epic Pass / Epic Local

Best for
Skiing 4+ days or a full season
How it works
Buy before the early-December deadline
Value
Best value for frequent skiers

Plan

Plan Your Ski Trip

Best Time To Go

Mid-December through late February and into March delivers the best snow of the season. Skip the major holidays if you want fewer crowds and better lift access.

Tips For First-Time Visitors
  • Arrive a day early to adjust to the roughly 9,600 ft altitude, and drink plenty of water.
  • Consider a lesson if you are new to skiing in Breckenridge — it is the fastest way to feel confident on the snow.
  • Explore a variety of runs across the peaks to find the terrain you love.
  • Start early and check the lift times so you catch first chair.

What To Bring

  1. Layers: Dress in warm layers you can add or shed as the mountain weather shifts.
  2. Goggles & Sun Protection: Goggles cut glare and keep the wind and snow out of your eyes.
  3. Helmet: A well-fitting helmet keeps you protected on every run.
  4. Gloves Or Mittens: Waterproof, insulated gloves or mittens keep your hands warm all day.
  5. Sunscreen & Lip Balm: High-altitude sun is strong, so protect your skin and lips.
  6. Reusable Water Bottle: Hydration matters up here, so keep water close and sip often.
  7. Lift Ticket On The My Epic App: Load your ticket to your phone for hands-free scanning.

Couple skiing on a sunny powder day

Slopeside

Enjoy Your Stay at Hotel Alpenrock

Picture the morning: your gear prepped and waiting at the AdventureRock valet, and a short walk putting you on the Peak 9 lift ahead of the crowds. From there, the day is yours across all five peaks.

When the last run is done, hand the skis back, settle into the courtyard’s outdoor hot tubs, and let the mountain air do its work. Then dinner at Edwin without ever moving your car, and tomorrow planned around the more things to do in Breckenridge. Slopeside means the good part starts and ends right here.

Stay Near the Mountain

Breckenridge Lift Tickets & Ski Rentals — Quick Facts

RentalsOn property: AdventureRock valet, Ski Butlers delivery, and Breck Sports next door.
Gear valetOpen 7am–8pm, with overnight storage, warming, and drying.
LodgingSlopeside at the base of Peak 9.
SeasonMid-November to late April.
Terrain5 peaks, roughly 2,908 acres, and 187 trails.
Day-ticket priceAbout $159–$281.
AgesKids 4 and under ski free; pricing tiers are child 5–12, adult 13–64, and senior 65+.
Pass systemEpic Pass, not Ikon.
AltitudeAround 9,600 ft — hydrate and pace yourself on day one.

Skiers on the patio after a day on the mountainSki and snowboard equipment ready for the day

Gear at the door, lift across the street.
Slopeside at the base of Peak 9.


Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Booking ahead locks in your sizing and saves money versus walk-up rates. Ski Butlers delivers premium gear right to our AdventureRock valet, so call and mention Hotel Alpenrock for 15% off. For last-minute needs, Breck Sports is right on property.

Ticket offices sit at the bases of Peaks 7, 8, and 9, plus the base of the BreckConnect Gondola. Buy your Breckenridge lift tickets online and you can skip the office entirely, loading them straight to the My Epic app.

We’re slopeside at the base of Peak 9, roughly a 650-foot walk to the Quicksilver SuperChair. Cross the street and you’re at the lift. The Beaver Run SuperChair is a short walk too, and reaching the BreckConnect Gondola for Peak 8 takes a quick shuttle.

Absolutely. Peak 9 has some of the mountain’s best learning terrain, with gentle green runs and easy lift access right outside our door. New skiers can progress from the surface lifts to the Quicksilver SuperChair’s long, wide greens.

Easily. The free BreckConnect Gondola links downtown to the Peak 7 and 8 base areas, and the town’s Free Ride shuttle covers the rest. Staying slopeside at the base of Peak 9 means you can walk to the nearest lifts and to Main Street dining.