PEAK 6 PROJECTDRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
JUNE 2011
USDA Forest Service
SDA Forest Service
White River National Forest
hite River National Forest
Dillon Ranger District
illon Ranger District
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ABSTRACT
DRAFT
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
FOR THEBRECKENRIDGE SKI RESORTPEAK 6 PROJECT
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FORESTSUMMIT COUNTY, COLORADO
JUNE 2011
Lead Agency
: USDA Forest Service
Responsible Official:
Scott Fitzwilliams, Forest SupervisorWhite River National Forest
For Information Contact:
Roger Poirier, Project LeaderWhite River National Forest900 Grand AvenueGlenwood Springs, CO 81602-0948970.945.3212OrJoe Foreman, Winter Sports Permit AdministratorDillon Ranger DistrictPO Box 620Silverthorne, CO 80498970.262.3443
Abstract:
This Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) has been prepared to analyze and disclosethe estimated environmental effects of implementation of the Breckenridge Ski Resort Peak 6 Project.Breckenridge Ski Resort is located on the White River National Forest in Summit County, CO andoperates in accordance with the terms and conditions of a Special Use Permit, which is administered bythe United States Forest Service. The proposed Peak 6 development encompasses approximately 550acres of lift-served and hike-to skiing. The terrain would be accessed by a proposed six-person lift and by
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