Summit Peak

A park on a mountain: a cable lift to the summit, steep rocky slopes, a tarn and a shelf halfway up. Send coasters diving down the mountainside.

Steep slopes everywhere: build on the summit, the shelf and the foothills, and link them with lifts and switchbacks.

The old ski lift still runs from the valley to the summit plateau, and the view from the top is famous. The resort wants a summer park: a ride on the peak, coasters that dive down the slopes and paths that wind up the mountain. Mountain weather comes in fast: pack umbrellas.

Summit Peak has little flat land: the summit plateau, a shelf halfway up and the foothills. Paths climb by switchbacks and stairs, and the cable lift carries guests to the top. The goal asks for a ride up on the summit and a coaster with a big drop, so the mountain is the coaster’s lift hill.

The weather is alpine: cooler days and sudden storms. The kit includes the Observation Tower, the Drop Tower, the Mine Train, the Steel Looping Coaster and the Wild West theme, which suits a gold-rush town on the slopes.

Summit Peak is a 80 × 80 tile map of a mountain with a summit plateau and a shelf, played on the Standard setting, with the weather mountain weather: cool, with sudden storms. You start with $18,000 in cash and a loan of $15,000 at 8% interest, and the bank lends up to $45,000. Research starts with a budget of $300. It comes with Park Baron Premium.