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Copper Mountain

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Located just 75 miles west of Denver, Copper offers a pure mountain experience that inspires adventure, elevates ambition, and empowers progression. During the winter, Copper’s world-class, naturally divided terrain provides skiers and riders access to over 2,500 acres of high alpine adventure. And each summer, the mountain transforms into an unspoiled playground for hikers, mountain bikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Three centralized pedestrian villages provide a vibrant atmosphere complete with slope-side lodging, dining, shopping, and activities. Copper Mountain is home to Woodward Copper and is an official U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team Training Center, facilitating year-round training for every level of athlete.


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Annual Snowfall:

306 in / 777 cm

Base Elevation:

9,712 ft / 2,960 m

Summit Elevation:

12,441 ft / 3,792 m

Skiable Area:

2,507 acres / 1,015 hectares

# of trails:

157

Snowmaking:

379 acres / 153 hectares

Bowl Skiing:

Yes

Nordic Skiing:

Yes

Terrain Parks:

10

 

Best Known For:

Copper is best known for its naturally-divided terrain, allowing skiers and riders to enjoy the mountain at their own pace. Whether it’s a day, a week or years spent at the resort, Copper provides a comfortable and laid-back atmosphere for all.

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