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The resort |
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The most naturally perfect ski mountain in the United States
Located just 2 hours from Denver Airport, Copper Mountain features the longest ski season in the Western U.S.A, with 280' of snowfall every season and around 2,400 skiable acres of naturally divided terrain, it is the ideal location for skiing and snowboarding for people of all ages and abilities.
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The skiing and boarding |
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Copper's main terrain park Catalyst, located on the Loverly trail accessed by the American Flyer lift, has everything a rider could ask for: On the left, a beginner track with mini-kickers and small rails allow riders to learn the basics before moving on to the bigger lines. In the center, medium-sized kickers and jumps enable skiers and riders to improve gradually. And on the right, giant tabletops, hip features, and an 18-foot Quarter pipe offer potential for as much air as riders can handle. Halfway through the park, a rail section boasts a variety of flat, kinked and rainbow rails or boxes leading into Copper's award-winning superpipe. Scattered throughout the park are a number of additional features of varying sizes and degrees of difficulty, all designed for optimum flow.
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The apres ski |
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Off slope, three recently completed base villages have redefined the Copper experience with accommodation, restaurants, bars, shops,and a kids-only lodge. The Village at Copper offers the largest variety of restaurants. Enjoy Mexican food and margaritas at the Lazy Lizard or for high-energy food and fun visit Endo's Adrenaline Cafe. Whether strolling through The Village to shop or watch chocolate being made in the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, visitors of all ages will soon appreciate Copper's unique character. Listen to storytellers who set up camp weekly by the snag tree in The Village, watch a laser light show in the skies above, or try the Tubing Zone, a true favorite for snow play enthusiasts of all ages.
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Resort overview |
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The ski resort of Copper Mountain is located in Summit County, approximately 120km west of Denver, Colorado. It is a ski resort owned and operated by Intrawest and offers skiing for all levels. The ski resort of Copper Mountain is considered by some a local's mountain and tends to be frequented by Coloradans rather than out of state tourists. The ski resort of Copper Mountain tends to have fewer lift queues and shorter waiting times, even at the height of the tourist ski season.
The ski resort of Copper Mountain has so much to offer and has a fantastic ski area featuring bumps, wide open bowls, board parks, pipes and long rolling cruises too. The ski village of Copper Mountain offers lively bars, a fantastic choice of restaurants offering something to suit all tastes and shops located steps away from the slopes. The resort is perfectly suited for families with a great childcare available, dedicated family ski areas and ski school programmes. Other après ski activities include a swimming pool, saunas, hot tubs and steam rooms along with exercise facilities. There is even a free casino shuttle to Blackhawk and Central City.
The ski resort of Copper Mountain is a purpose-built resort. The ski area has many positive aspects, such as excellent snow reliability and an efficient lift system. There is easy access to other ski resorts such as Keystone, Breckenridge and Arapahoe Basin. Vail, Steamboat and Winter Park are just over an hours drive away.
Skiing for all levels is plentiful. Intermediate and advanced skiers will love the areas around Copper Bowl and less skilled intermediates will love the runs below Union Peak. There are lots of great slopes for snowboarding, suitable for all abilities. There is a terrain park and two half pipes.
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the latest snow and weather conditions |
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| Last Snow | 3rd December | | Forecast | Moderate or heavy snow with thunder |
| Lower Snow Depth | 76 cm | | Upper Snow Depth | 76 cm |
| Conditions | Powder | | Runs Open | 12 % |
| Last Report Update | 4th December 08:30 |