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Copper Mountain

Everyone deserves a snow day. At Copper Mountain , visitors will enjoy naturally divided terrain, which naturally separates skiers and riders by ability levels throughout the different areas of the mountain. The signature naturally divided terrain is a big reason Copper is often considered a Summit County favorite. The three unique base villages that feel more like neighborhoods. Guests will enjoy lodging steps from the slopes, après ski, activities and events and a welcoming, knowledgeable staff.

Mountain Living at Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain Resort is just 75 miles west of Denver with easy access directly from I-70 with 2,450 skiable acres, 22 lifts and three base villages. The resort offers spectacular skiing and riding along with winter activities galore – from free Snow Cat Tours ice skating at West Lake and Scenic Sleigh Rides to the new Woodward at Copper yearround training camp in the winter to golf, cycling and signature events and activities in the summer.

Weather at Copper Mountain

(Temperatures in Fahrenheit Copper Mountain Winter Temperatures – 28 degrees daytime / 15 degrees night time. Copper Mountain Summer Temperatures – 70-80 degrees daytime / 50 degrees night time. Copper Mountain has an average of 300 days of sunshine each year. For a complete forecast of Copper Mountain visit The Weather Channel. Track weather as it comes through Colorado through NOAA. Or, monitor CDOT for statewide road
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Skiing & Snowboarding at Copper Mountain

The signature naturally divided terrain is what sets Copper apart from other resorts in the area. Union Creek hosts The Schoolhouse and great beginner terrain. The skiing and riding out of Center Village, the main base area adjacent to Burning Stones Plaza, is geared for intermediate skiers and snowboarders. And the East Village has more advanced terrain access.

Purchase Copper Mountain Lift Tickets online at a discounted rate or call a Reservations Agent at 866.841.2481. View the most up-to-date Terrain Report.

Copper Mountain Statistics

Base Elevation: 9,712 feet / 2,926 meters Summit Elevation: 12,313 feet / 3,767 meters Vertical Drop: 2,601 feet / 793 meters Lifts: 22 Total
1 high-speed 6-passenger lift
4 high-speed quad lifts
5 triple lifts
5 double lifts
7 surface lifts

Lift Capacity: 32,324 people per hour Total Ski/Ride Terrain: 2,450 acres / 985 hectares Snowmaking: 380 acres / 154 hectares Number of Trails: 126 Longest Trail: Soliloquy to Roundabout – 2.85 miles / 5 kilometers

Copper Mountain Terrain Level of Difficulty

Easiest – 21% The easiest pistes at a mountain. Green Circle trails are generally wide and groomed

More Difficult – 25% Intermediate difficulty slopes that are usually groomed

Most Difficult – 36%
Amongst the most difficult at a given mountain. Black Diamond trails tend to be steep and may or may not be groomed

Expert – 18%
These trails are for experts only due to exceptionally steep slopes and other hazards such as narrow trails, exposure to wind, and the presence of obstacles such as steep drop-offs or trees.

Golfing at Copper Mountain

Your ball and buck go further at the highest championship golf course in North America, Copper Creek. A mix of links and mountain style holes accommodate the novice golfer from the forward tees and while giving a good test to the accomplished golfer.

View Rates & Tee Times

Schedule a Tee Time by calling, 866.286.1663.

Web Cams

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Events Calendar

View our comprehensive Events Calendar of events happening in Copper Mountain and the surrounding areas.

Demographic Profile

For in-depth area information, contact your Breckenridge Associates Real Estate broker for a copy of our Demographic Profile on Copper Mountain and the surrounding areas.