Copper Mountain Resort
About Copper Mountain Ski Resort
Copper Mountain Resort, just 75 miles from Denver, is one of the largest resorts of Summit County, with nearly 2,500 acres of skiable terrain filled with chutes, groomers and glades. The gentle, sloping runs to the west get progressively steeper and more challenging as you travel east, and the collection of bowls in the back mountain offer the ultimate double-diamond experience.
The resort is naturally divided into three separate zones, each suited to different ability levels. The Village at Copper, or Center Village, is the main entrance to the resort and features primarily intermediate trails. The American Flyer high-speed quad from Center Village provides access to the flagship terrain park, Catalyst, which has the largest features including rails, ramps, jibs and jumps. East Village, with its high-speed six-pack Super Bee lift, offers direct access to expert trails and back-mountain terrain. The Union Creek area is predominantly green runs and is geared toward novice skiers and boarders.
After a day on the slopes, there are a number of restaurants and après-ski options back in the village area. Choose from pubs, cafés, delis and fine-dining to cap off your stay at one of Colorado’s premier ski and snowboard resorts.
Skiable Terrain
2,527 ac
Vertical Drop
2,738 Ft
Annual Snowfall
300 IN
Summit
12,313 Ft
Projected Opening
11/08/2019
Projected Closing
04/19/2020
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Lodging Overview
East Village
Great options for larger groups needing condos, townhomes. Advanced and expert terrain are accessable off the Super Bee six passenger hight speed lift. Most direct access to the Tubing hill in winter and the Copper Creek Golf Course in summer.
Center Village
The primary spot for events, this village also has most of the resort's dining and retail shopping. Access to the mountain couldn't be easier with the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts.
West Village
Copper's most quiet village but provides the best access to the network of hiking and mountain biking trails as well as chairlift rides on the Union Creek Quad chairlift. In the winter this is the prime family destination with Copper's Ski & Ride school and beginner terrain at the bast of this location.
GETTING TO COPPER
Getting to Copper Mountain Resort is easy, located a quick 75 miles west of Denver on I-70.
Flying
Most Colorado ski vacationers fly into Denver International Airport, which is about 100 miles from the resort, and either rent a car or hop in a convenient shuttle. You can also fly into Eagle Airport, which is about 70 miles from Copper.
Travel by car
We can get you options from top providers of rental cars, like Budget, Hertz and Avis. Copper Mountain is in the heart of Colorado providing those with a rental car to have lots of options to ski from like Vail, Breckenridge, Keystone and A Basin just a short drive away.
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