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    About Copper Mountain

    From its unique, naturally divided terrain, and world-class terrain parks and halfpipes, to its many low-key restaurants and bars, lodging options and family-friendly attractions, a Copper Mountain vacation will delight just about any skier. From first timer to expert, young to old, to those on a budget or those looking to splurge a little, Copper is a fantastic option.

    On average, most of Copper Mountain’s restaurants and accommodations sway towards laidback, rather than upscale, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of world-class experiences to be had on a Copper Mountain vacation.

    Stay

    ... in the quaint Copper Village just steps from the slopes

    Ski

    ... impressive expert, above treeline terrain in Spaulding Bowl

    Travel

    ... by driving from the Front Range or flying in via Denver International Airport

    Enjoy

    ... a inclusive resort experience that is hassle-free

    Explore

    ... the vast terrain between the two base areas, East Village and West Village

    Taste

    ... one of the many dining options in Center Village

    Treat

    ... yourself to a day of wellness at the Copper Mountain Spa & Athletic Club

    Experience

    ... the wonders of the Ten Mile Range on skis or a snowboard

    Skiing Copper Mountain

    Copper Mountain is conveniently, and naturally, divided into sections based on difficulty of terrain. Almost the entire looker’s right—West Village area—of the mountain is for beginner skiers, the middle area or terrain above the Center Village is intermediate and the runs above the East Village (furthest left on a trail map) are nearly all black runs. As you can imagine, all the above treeline and bowl skiing is expert to extreme terrain, with the exception of Otto Bahn, the lone blue run in Copper Bowl.

    Beginners, especially first time skiers, have terrain that allows for perfect progression from surface lift (magic carpet), and relatively flat slopes, to small chairlifts with slightly longer and more inclined trails, and so on and so forth, all the way to green trails from the top of Union Peak to the base area. Intermediates also have incredible access, from top to bottom pristine cruisers, to the Otto Bahn blue run’s breathtaking views of the expansive Copper Bowl and Tucker Mountain. Expert and advance terrain makes up 54 percent of Copper’s skiable acres, so if it’s not your first rodeo, you’ll be pleased. Copper Mountain offers expert skiers and snowboarders four bowls, acres and acres of high alpine extreme terrain, technical glades, moguls and long, sustained black trails.

    In 2009, Woodward at Copper was developed at the resort as an on- and off-snow training facility for terrain park and halfpipe progression. Woodward’s on-snow program and trampoline/ramp barn, which is located on the outskirts of the East Village base area, is bound to please gravity-defying enthusiasts on a Copper Mountain vacation.

    Mountain Stats

    2601'

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    TERRAIN

    2538ac

    Total Acres

    23

    Total Lifts

    0mi

    Longest Run

    Trails

    23

    Beginner

    26

    Intermediate

    16

    Expert

    Activities

    TerrainPark

    No

    Tubing

    No

    Night Skiing

    No

    Copper Mountain Ski Packages

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