Breckenridge

Bogus answer! Peak 7 has the best Easy Blue! So easy, they should be Green in some parts, but because of the rolling nature, true beginners would be freaked out, and then walking the flats! The easiest, and VERY "long cruiser", is Monte Cristo (the very furthest run to the right on the trail map), except for the steap entry pitch at the very top. Or go left off the chair, down to the left, then a left traverse back under the chair to get back back to the Cristo. Then stay left all the way down for a "blue" run so easy you'll be bored. The other three runs that split off this side of the chair are similar, but average a little steeper with fewer flats. Wirepatch, Lincoln Meadows and Angel's rest are the targets of "gang grooming" in the afternoon, and you can be the first down after 4-6 cats turn each run into one smooth sheet of "Hero Snow". Claimjumper is also easy enough - the opposite loop off of the chair. Again, two choices for entry: the catwalk-seeming beginning of Lower Forget-me-not, but this has a missable left turn into a potentially powdery-wide-tree area. I suggest the beginning of Pioneer, then take Claimjumper at the split. Swan City & Fort Mary B also offer simple looking alternatives off of Pioneer - but beware - Swan City ends in one of the steepest pitches on Peak 7. A few other steep pitches are scattered on Claimjumper and Pioneer, but both runs are wide enough that working a traversing drop will get you past them easily. These 2 runs are usually the most crowded on Peak 7 - watch out for speed-demons! Once you have worked all these, you will find the perfect "Easy Blue" for you . . . or you'll decide that you are better than you thought you were!!!