While the ridge itself is relatively boring, you can access all of the extreme double black diamond Lake Chutes (Easy Street, 9 Lives, Zero Chute, Crazy Ivan I, Crazy Ivan II, Vertical Cornice, and Zoot Chute, Elevator Chute, Spine Line, Wacky's Chute, and Dwarves), all of which require cornice entries, and contain some really technical skiing. Please note that depending on snow conditions and how much speed you carry, there could potentially be a slight uphill section if you desire to get to Spine Line, Wacky's Chute, and Dwarves.

If you want, you can continue skiing past Wacky's Chute and you'll come to a sign that says "Snow White". Snow White is a extreme double black diamond bowl that begins with a mandatory cornice drop and then bumped up turns (not nearly as challenging as the Lake Chutes, think of Imperial Bowl but with a corniced entry!). Coming to Snow White signifies the end of the ridge contained in Breckenridge, but of course, you can continue further and further down until you eventually leave the ski boundary. Eventually, the ridge will start going uphill, leading to the Summit of Peak 9 (unless you're comitted to an extremely grueling out of bounds hike, it's best to drop in before this point). Just note that the further you traverse this ridge, not only are you going further and further from the resort boundary, but you'll have an increasingly painstakingly irritating walk back to 6 Chair.

As for the ridge itself, it's actually never groomed (which is extremely bizarre as typically, ridge runs are groomed) so expect some large moguls to form late into the season! It's nothing more than a necessary traverse one must take to access some of the best and most extreme terrain Breckenridge has to offer!