The expansion was first conceived in 2005, but construction of it was delayed due to opposition from groups that alleged that the expansion would destroy lynx habitat. Peak 6 expanded the resort's in-bounds terrain by 23%, and was the first major lift-serviced expansion at a Colorado ski resort since the construction of the Independence SuperChair in 2002.
The expansion project, conceived in 2005, faced delays due to opposition from groups concerned about its impact on lynx habitat. Peak 6 expanded the resort's skiable terrain by 23%, marking a significant development at a Colorado ski resort since the construction of the Independence SuperChair in 2002.