WINTER PRESS KIT
ELEVATING
COPPER
ELEVATING
COPPER MOUNTAIN CONTINUES TO LEVEL-UP EVERY TURN
Copper Mountain is looking ahead to the future. Both on and off the mountain, the resort Copper Mountain’s commitment to improving experiences at the resort continues. Last season, the resort made its most significant capital investment in over a decade, creating new trails, updating snowmaking systems, expanding parking, and opening the new mid-mountain lodge, Aerie. That momentum is continuing into the 2024-25 season, as Copper puts beginner progression at the forefront.
The brand-new Timberline Express lift will improve access to some of Copper (and Colorado’s) most sought-after intermediate terrain. The new 6-pack lift is part of a multi-year improvement to the Western Territory, Copper’s beginner-centered terrain pod. Focused on progression and skill-based learning, the Western Territory showcases Copper’s dedication to raising athletes to conquer and challenge themselves on the slopes. Copper remains unwavering in its support of every athlete, from first timers to Olympic medalists.
This winter, the resort will welcome a new X Games event to the mountain, peaking the competitive spirit for elite freeskiers and snowboarders. Copper’s world-class training facilities, innovative lessons and clinics, and expansive range of navigable terrain make the mountain more than a resort; it’s a place where everyone can challenge themselves and unlock their inner athlete. Copper invites all to be a part of the exciting season ahead and experience a destination that inspires, challenges, and leaves a lasting impression.
COPPER BY THE NUMBERS
Copper Mountain is conveniently located off of 1-70 at Exit 195. The resort is 100 miles (2hour drive) from Denver International Airport and 55 miles (1 hour drive) from Eagle County Regional Airport.
BASE ELEVATION
9,712 FEET | 2,960 METERS
MID-MOUNTAIN ELEVATION
11,200 FEET | 3,414 METERS
SUMMIT ELEVATION
12,441 FEET | 3,792 METERS
VERTICAL DROP
2,738 FEET | 835 METERS
TOTAL SKIABLE ACRES
2,538 ACRES
AVERAGE SNOWFALL
296 INCHES |752 CENTIMETERS
AVERAGE WINTER TEMPERATURE
26 DEGREES F | -3 DEGREES C
WINTER DATES AND HOURS
NOVEMBER 8, 2024 - MAY, 2025 7 DAYS A WEEK | 9 AM - 4 PM
24 LIFTS
157 TRAILS 8% EXTREME | 10% EXPERT | 32% ADVANCED 26% INTERMEDIATE | 24% BEGINNER
4 BOWLS
RESOLUTION, COPPER, SPAULDING, AND UNION
3 PEAKS
COPPER MOUNTAIN, UNION PEAK, TUCKER MOUNTAIN
LONGEST TRAIL
COLLAGE (1.7 MILES)
LONGEST PATH DOWN
SOLILOQUY TO ROUNDABOUT (2.8 MILES)
WOODWARD MOUNTAIN PARKS
HAPPEN MAKE IT
HAPPEN
COPPER IS A MOUNTAIN MADE FOR ATHLETES.
With over 2,500 acres of accessible terrain, athletes of all levels are encouraged to go head-tohead with their limits and push their progression, from firsttime shredders to elite-level performers. At Copper, the natural layout of the mountain is perfect for all who come to conquer and reach their goals.
From west to east, the terrain’s difficulty escalates with longwinding groomers transforming into steep slopes. Wide open bowls, powder pockets, chutes, and heartdropping cliff bands await on the backside of the mountain. Copper has the terrain, programs, and competitions to push athletes to their next level.
This season, Copper’s commitment to beginner success is at the forefront with new investments made in the Western Territory. Beginners, kids, and families can focus on progression on expanded novice trails, gladed runs and varying terrain features. The Timberline Express lift replacement, debuting this winter, will only further opportunity for growth and development moving across the resort’s naturally divided terrain. Make It Happen at Copper Mountain.
WESTWARD BOUND
COPPER HAS PRIORITIZED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE WESTERN TERRITORY TO CREATE EASILY NAVIGABLE BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE TERRAIN FOR GUESTS.
Copper’s terrain naturally flows from easier to more difficult as you move across the mountain, with beginner-friendly runs on the west side and more advanced trails on the east. This natural topography and divided design of the mountain allows skiers and riders to find their ideal challenge as they explore the slopes. Copper has focused on expert access in recent years, with the installation of the Three Bears chairlift and access to Tucker Mountain. In recent seasons, focus has shifted to improve the beginner skiing and riding experience.
Since 2021, Copper has completed several upgrades and improvements to this the western-most terrain on the mountain known as the Western Territory. Named in homage to the history of mining and logging in the area, the Western Territory is focused on beginner progression. This multi-year project has revamped the west-side of Copper Mountain, with new trails, improved snowmaking, and now, an essential chairlift upgrade. Since 2021, the resort has created five new beginner and intermediate trails and an adventure zone. Aimed at providing the ultimate experience for beginners, kids and families to embark on their skiing journey, these terrain improvements have prioritized skill development.
For the 2024/25 season, Copper partnered with Leitner Poma to upgrade the Timberline Express chairlift. The lift is being improved from a 4-person chairlift to a high-speed 6-pack, which will greatly increase the lift’s uphill capacity. Installed over the summer of 2024, the lift will debut this winter. The chair replacement is a continuation of the resort’s Western Territory expansion and once complete, will greatly increase access to Copper’s most sought-after, intermediate groomed terrain. With a focus on enhancing convenience and accessibility, the upgrade caters to both seasoned athletes and beginners, ensuring everyone can spend more time exploring the resort’s Western Territory and less time on the lift.
WESTERN TERRITORY IMPROVEMENTS
2021/22
New trails Lyman’s Lane, Pine Cone Alley, and Timber Road open. Log Chute Adventure Zone also completed.
2023/24
New gladed terrain Kokomo Glade and Jackstraw Trees open. Timberline Traverse is updated for improved access to Timberline terrain from the American Flyer lift. New snowmaking equipment installed on Soliloquy to improve snow product.
2024/25
Timberline Express Chairlift replaced with 6-pack to improve access to Copper’s best-groomed terrain.
Opened during the 2023-24 season, Aerie is Copper’s new mid-mountain lodge. Replacing Solitude Station, the new lodge is a gamechanger for dining at Copper. Aerie is a 25,000-square-foot, two-story building and the gondola unloads on the second-floor deck, which allows for a seamless transition for all guests, including those arriving by foot. For the first time at Copper, the lodge offers a full-service on-mountain restaurant “Forage and Feast” featuring unique Colorado cuisine. With a full-service casual restaurant, bar and lounge, a private dining area for events, cafeteria, and 270-degree views of the Gore and Ten Mile Ranges, this project takes Copper’s on-mountain dining to the next level and continues to improve the year-round mountain experience at the resort.
DINING ELEVATED
The Aerie elevates the dining experience at Copper. The first of its kind at the mountain, “Forage and Feast,” the upstairs restaurant, offers Colorado cuisine with specialty items including poutine, beef brisket chili rojo, Rocky Mountain trout, venison leg steak and more. Downstairs in the food hall, a wide selection of options are available for skiers and riders looking for reprieve or a midday pick me up. The upgraded food hall includes a grill, ramen bar, wood fired pizza, a deli station, and heartier and plant-based items are also available for hungry visitors. In addition to a downstairs bar, the new space includes a hot chocolate bar for the young ones or the young at heart craving a chocolaty treat.
FORAGE & FEAST DINNERS
Copper’s premiere on-mountain restaurant, Forage & Feast, will host several specialty dinner events this winter. Guests are invited to experience the Aerie at night, enjoying specialty themed dinners throughout the winter season. Forage & Feast Dinners will be hosted on Nov. 30, Dec. 28, Jan. 18 and Feb. 18. More information about Forage & Feast Dinners will be available soon.
SUNSET SKI
Copper will debut Aerie Sunset Ski events this spring, granting guests after hour access to ski and ride on the mountain. Guests will venture up the American Eagle lift after the mountain closes to enjoy an hour of skiing and riding under the Rocky Mountain alpenglow. From there, they’ll head inside to enjoy authentic Colorado cuisine and live music at the Aerie. More information will be available soon. Sunset Skis’ will be hosted on March 15 and April 19.
COPPER MOUNTAIN’S ONGOING COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY.
THE ENVIRONMENT
WASTE REDUCTION: Copper’s commitment to waste reduction has reached new heights. During the 2023-24 season, the Copper community helped divert 35% of the waste produced at the resort. Copper has taken huge strides in recent seasons to integrate methods to cut back on the amount of material filtering into the landfill. Copper’s CIRQU recycling program has recycled over 16,000 pounds of aluminum and plastic since the program began in the winter of the 2022-23 season. CIRQU allows Copper to circulate aluminum and plastic through closed loop recycling and allows the resort’s partners at Pepsi to integrate the material back into their supply chain. The program helps eliminate downcycling and works in tandem with Copper’s integration of Ball Aluminum Cups into resort dining outlets. CIRQU was recognized as a finalist for 2024 NSAA Golden Eagle Award for Overall Environmental Excellence.
Additionally, Copper introduced a Community Drop-Off Station for recycled and composted material. Residents are encouraged to reach out to the High Country Conservation Center to gain access to the free drop off site to help divert organic waste from the trash. The Play Forever and housing teams also hosted the first ever Give and Take Event at Copper’s seasonal housing facility to help employees weed out old items before moving out at the end of the season. Items that were not swapped during the weeklong event were donated to the Family & Intercultural Resource Center.
CONVERSATIONS AND SUCCESS IN CONSERVATION
COPPER CONSERVATION SUMMIT: In July 2024, Copper Mountain hosted its fourth annual Ski Conservation Summit, inviting local resorts from across Colorado, land managers, and conservation industry organizations to discuss and educate one another on individual sustainability initiatives. This year’s Summit was Copper’s most successful, as over 60 people attended, including 10 resort partners: Arapahoe Basin, Eldora, Sunlight, Echo Mountain, Steamboat, Jackson Hole, Vail Resorts, Taos Ski Valley, NSAA, Colorado Ski Country, and POWDR. This was an incredible opportunity to observe and celebrate the commitment and unification of the ski industry to combat climate change. Copper’s Ski Conservation Summit was recognized as a finalist for 2024 NSAA Golden Eagle Award for Community & Partnerships, and the resort looks forward to hosting more opportunities to collaborate with industry partners in the future.
GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
During the 2023-24 winter and summer seasons, Copper donated over $2.5 million dollars to community organizations in the form of financial and in-kind products. The resort operates several yearly giving programs offering support like ski lessons for groups like Ski Noir, lane training space for groups like Team Summit, and season-long support for Special Olympics training and competition. Copper operates a very successful lift ticket giving program, Play Forever Thursdays. Through PFT, Copper has supported 32 organizations with over $650,000 through funds raised through $99 discounted lift ticket sales. The resort is looking forward to expanding the program this season to include additional support days earlier in the season. Copper also supports the Lake County Community Fund via a four-year $200,000 match grant. This partnership first began in 2019 and has been extended for an additional four-year grant cycle to support Lake County non-profits and youth programs. More than 200 of Copper’s winter staff call Lake County home.
BEST IN THE BUSINESS
LIVE AT THE MOUNTAIN
Copper Mountain offers the best opportunity for employees to work and play where they live. The latest addition to Copper’s employee housing is Sky Chutes Landing, Copper’s sustainable workforce housing development. Sky Chutes offers a mix of modern studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments complete with comfortable furnishings, extra gear storage and community amenities, located within walking distance of the slopes. The development provides affordable, convenient and sustainable housing for 130 employees. Sky Chutes Landing houses many year-round and full-time employees. It joins the EDGE, the resort’s dormstyle employee housing facility located in the heart of Center Village. The EDGE primarily houses Copper’s seasonal workforce, offering unrivaled access and the opportunity to experience the mountain. Overall, Copper can provide around 45% of its winter employees with in-resort housing.
EMPLOYEE CHILDCARE AND RESORT PERKS
Copper Mountain is one of the preferred employers in the desirable area of Summit County, Colorado. Copper employees are some of the best in the business and get to enjoy a variety of perks and benefits including a season pass, discounts on rentals, retail, dining and free Ski & Ride School lessons for all employees. During the 2023-24 season, Copper debuted a new childcare facility for community members and employees to utilize. The facility serves a critical need in the community, providing more than 45 childcare spots for those that live and work within Copper Mountain. The facility offers designated areas for infants, toddlers and pre-school aged children. In addition to an 1,800 sq ft outdoor area, the center includes a full-service kitchen offering breakfast and lunch for children, washer and dryer and a state-of-the-art security system and check-in station.
EMPLOYEE ATHLETE SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
As the Athlete’s Mountain, Copper embraces and supports its everyday athletes with an employee reimbursement program that covers entry and registration fees associated with pursuits such as running events, bike races, Iron Man Competitions, rec team sponsorships and more. Employees at Copper are encouraged to pursue their own athletic passions while forgoing the financial burden that comes with competing or recreating.
WINNING IN SAFETY
THROUGHOUT THE 2024/25 SEASON, COPPER WILL FOCUS ON A DIFFERENT SAFETY TOPIC EACH MONTH, WITH A SHARED MISSION TO FOSTER A SAFE AND KIND ENVIRONMENT ON THE SLOPES.
Be part of Team Copper by going to bat for others and by showing kindness on the slopes.
All chairlifts are different, and others may not have the experience you do. Show camaraderie and sportsmanship by checking in with those around you and by offering some coaching tips about loading, riding and unloading the lifts.
Don’t be suspended from play and don’t let your teammates either! A closed trail is closed, period. You don’t want to be down for the count with a ski pass suspension. Just like when you are learning a new sport, do your homework ahead of time. Check the website, obey the signs steer clear of all on-snow machinery.
Skiing and riding is not a contact sport! Keep your head in the game and give others a wide berth. Don’t be the one sidelined for blitzing recklessly down the mountain!
Play SMART in the parks. Like any sport, practice makes perfect so hone your skills with the smaller features first.
The weather is unpredictable, and roads can be icy. Don’t set yourself up for defeat, have good snow tires and give yourself plenty of time to get to the mountain.
Spring-like conditions change the playing field. What you skied in December will ride differently in the spring. Take a timeout before going down the slopes to learn the snow conditions.
THE MOUNTAIN THAT TRAINS
Copper Mountain is the Athlete’s Mountain and prioritizes year-round progression for all ages and ability levels in any discipline. Copper is home to world-renowned training facilities and competition venues that will be utilized for generations to come. Copper’s competitive calendar is unlike any other in the industry, hosting competitions for beginner, amateur and professional athletes. It all begins in the fall with alpine race training kicking off the season with local and world-renowned alpine racers utilizing training space on the upper mountain. In December, Copper hosts the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix, a World Cup halfpipe event featuring the best freeski and snowboard athletes on the globe. The U.S. Revolution Tour showcases the best amateurs in halfpipe and slopestyle events in January. Big Mountain senders tackle the steep terrain of Copper Bowl in February during IFSA Junior Freeride and World Qualifier. And in April, USASA Nationals will welcome young athletes from across the country to compete in slopestyle, halfpipe, rail jam, boarder/skier cross and slalom events. Copper is also a long-time partner of Special Olympics Colorado, supporting their athletes by providing seasonal training and hosting the Special Olympics Winter Games for decades.
X GAMES DEBUTS AT COPPER
The most iconic event in action sports makes its introduction at Copper Mountain this winter. X Games will launch a new Streetstyle event, set to take place Dec. 19-21. The X Games event will occur in the evenings following Toyota U.S. Grand Prix halfpipe competitions, happening Dec. 18-21. After halfpipe competition has wrapped during the day, X Games will take over in the evening, bringing in Next X, upand-coming athletes to compete in the rail jam event, as well as professionals that are experienced in the X Games world. The event will also include two nights of concerts, with everything going down in Center Village.
2023 IFSA athlete mute grab off of a rocky feature in Copper Bowl.
PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE PROS
In 2022, Copper was named the Official Training Center for the U.S. Ski & Snowboard team. Copper is the first and only resort in Colorado with this distinction. As part of the partnership, athletes from the team have access to alpine training on the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center and freestyle athletes utilize the Woodward Mountain Park and Woodward Barn. Skiers and snowboarders can also access the resort’s airbags to train skills in a controlled environment before sending them to snow. Copper has supported athletes including Mikaela Shiffrin, Shaun White, Alex Ferreira, Chloe Kim and more with opportunities to train and compete at the resort. U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletes will continue to use Copper’s training tools and venues to progress through the next 4-year cycle in preparation for the Milano Cortina Olympic Games in 2026.
KYLE NEGOMIR
Kyle Negomir, a member of the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team, is a Copper sponsored athlete. Making huge strides in his six years on the team, Kyle is currently ranked top 30 in the world for the Super G discipline of alpine racing. Kyle is one of 8 Copper sponsored athletes.
WOODWARD MOUNTAIN PARK
COME LIVE THIS.
A network of terrain zones, the Woodward Mountain Park caters to beginner shredders mastering turns, to the most seasoned pros sending elite skills off monster jumps. Featuring more than 10 different parks, the Woodward Mountain Park is designed to help skiers and riders grow their tricks and their confidence on the mountain. Innovative features allow shredders to choose their own path and master skills on the banked turns of the Family Cross Course to dialing rail slides in Red’s Backyard.
The Woodward Mountain Park prioritizes progression and welcomes any athlete; no experience required.
Woodward Copper is an action sports paradise, offering year-round skiing and riding and indoor training opportunities to athletes of all ages. Woodward Copper’s facilities and specially designed programming provide the ultimate space for progression and skill development.
WOODWARD PRIVATE LESSON EXPERIENCES
Copper Mountain offers curated half-day or full-day private lesson experiences for anyone looking to expand their freestyle ski and ride skills. Get the lay of the Woodward Mountain Park from a certified instructor with a private lesson and learn the ins and outs of the whole network of terrain parks or specialize in learning to ride rails, learning to jump or learning to ski/ride the halfpipe.
WOODWARD BARN
A 19,400 sq ft playground, the Woodward Barn is a central hub for actions sports enthusiasts. Featuring multiple skate, scooter and BMX zones, five Olympicgrade flybed trampolines, a 12’X12’ Super trampoline and foam pits, the Barn provides unlimited training tools for skill sending and safe learning. The Barn also has upgraded its fleet of ParkSkis™ and ParkBoards™ so freestyle skiers and riders can practice launching tricks into foam on wheeled skis and snowboards before taking them to the snow. The Barn offers a comfortable environment for year-round training and technical development, and even caters to parents and future shredders at the Tots & Tumble session.
COPPER MOUNTAIN
LESSON EXPERIENCES
ALL COPPER MOUNTAIN SKI & RIDE SCHOOL PARTICIPANTS HAVE ACCESS TO DEDICATED LIFT LINES AND CAN PURCHASE A DISCOUNTED LIFT TICKET ON THE DAY OF THEIR LESSON.
PRIVATE LESSONS
GROUP LESSONS
Book a group lesson experience for as low as $199 for a half-day adult group lesson on the mountain. Group sizes are limited and are available for everyone from first-time skiers and riders to more experienced mountaingoers. Half-day and full-day lesson options are available to book, and full-day youth group lessons for kids ages 3-17 are also available.
WOMEN’S CLINICS
YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS
Youth programs are back at Copper! Kids ages 3-17 can participate in multiweek ski and ride programs. Designed to build a basic skillset, youth programs will help push for weekly progression in children of all ages and ability levels. Youth programs are also offered for kids looking to perfect their freestyle skills in Copper’s Woodward Mountain Park.
Copper offers a number of seasonal programs for adults including the Over The Hill Gang and Women’s Wednesdays. Since the early days of the resort, the Over The Hill Gang has been an active group for folks 50 years and older dedicated to a passion for and shared love of skiing. The group meets up to 46 days throughout the season for group skiing and riding. Likewise, Women’s Wednesdays meets weekly for a lady’s day out, encouraging improved ski technique and camaraderie.
Copper offers private lessons that provide a more individualized experience on the mountain. From more traditional one-on-one learning opportunities with trained Copper Ski & Ride School staff, to exploring new terrain on the mountain with a local guide. Private lessons are available for guests and families to tailor their learning experience or to familiarize themselves with Copper’s unique terrain. Women’s Clinics are unique in that they cover all aspects of Copper’s diverse mountain terrain. The resort offers carving, mogul, and all mountain clinics, as well as an intro to park clinic for women who want to become familiar with the Woodward Mountain Park. These 2.5-hour clinics are $119 and are designed for intermediate to advanced skiers & riders who want to hone in on specific skill sets alongside like-minded athletes.
AN UPHILL CLIMB
COPPER HAS THE MOST EXPANSIVE UPHILL PROGRAM IN SUMMIT COUNTY, OFFERING DAYTIME AND TWILIGHT UPHILL ROUTES, PRIVATE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND A RESORT UPHILL RACE SERIES.
EXPANDED UPHILL ROUTES
Copper has the most expansive uphill terrain access in Summit County, offering two twilight (before/after hour routes) and six daytime routes. Uphillers have access to over 11.5 miles of uphill terrain within the resort boundary, totaling a whopping 10,000 ft of vertical. Uphill access is free to Copper season pass and IKON pass holders. Non-pass holders can pick up an uphill access pass for $79.
PRIVATE UPHILL TOURS
Learn the ins and outs of backcountry skiing and riding with a Private Uphill Tour. A perfect adventure for the fitness-minded guests looking for an active experience, uphill tours include a full day of introduction to uphill touring. Guests are fitted into appropriate gear and then taken on the mountain alongside a certified instructor, who will provide tips and techniques as participants ascend and transition to descend.
MAMMUT EDUCATION CENTER
MAMMUT UPHILL RACE SERIES
Back for another year, the Mammut Uphill Race Series will test the lungs of any touring devotee. Amateur racers to skimo professionals will take on four different climbing challenges throughout the season, navigating different terrain routes throughout Copper. The uphill series is sure to get blood pumping and competitive spirit racing this winter. Join the race series on Jan. 25, Feb. 15, March 8 and end with the Copper Cup on April 12.
Located in Copper’s Center Village, the Mammut Education Center offers a place for outdoor gearheads to test Mammut’s latest products and learn more about backcountry and mountain safety. The Mammut Education Center prioritizes educational opportunities for interested guests and is an essential stop for all uphill participants visiting the resort.
THREE VILLAGE DESTINATION
RENTALS, RETAIL, DINING
Copper Mountain’s distinct mountain layout gives way to three resort villages, offering a gateway to terrain of varying degrees of difficulty. Aside from providing precise mountain access, each of Copper’s Center, East, and West pedestrian-friendly villages offer first-rate amenities including a broad selection of dining outlets, retail, equipment rental locations, and resort activities and events. Pick up savory bites from Ten Mile Tavern and Sawmill Pizza & Taphouse and drop by the Mammut Education Center or Camp Hale Outfitters for any outwear needs. Copper’s villages service all the needs of a mountain destination vacation.
VILLAGE HIGHLIGHTS
FORAGE & FEAST
The pinnacle of dining excellence, “Forage and Feast” at the Aerie invites guests to elevate their on-mountain dining experience amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Copper Mountain. Guests can ascend to new culinary heights within this new full-service restaurant, where the essence of Colorado cuisine comes alive. Savor locally sourced ingredients woven into every dish, from the aroma of freshly baked breads to the indulgence of crispy elk spring rolls.
GRAND HALL IN COPPER STATION
Grand Hall in Copper Station returns this winter. With a BBQ, grill, and pasta station, Grand Hall is the place to grab a bite to eat while conquering the steep slopes in East Village. The food court will also have a $10.99 pasta special for those looking to carbo-load for their day on the mountain.
DESTINATION VACATION
Nestled between the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, Copper Mountain offers a winter setting unlike any other. An island of its own, there is no better way to be immersed in a destination vacation than by staying at the resort. Lodging offers a wide selection of accommodations from slopeside condominiums to full-size family townhomes. Copper’s unique lodging set-up allows guests to choose from any village to stay in, from a studio unit to a 4-bedroom accommodation, all while offering access to skiing and riding, dining, shopping and mountain activities.
FILL THE FREE TIME
A winter vacation to Copper Mountain would not be complete without taking advantage of Copper’s après adventure. After a day on the slopes, guests are invited to enjoy the resort’s mountain activities. Experience the thrill of snow tubing at the Tubing Hill presented by Bubly. Copper’s four-lane tubing hill, located in East Village, lets guests reach high speeds while navigating banked turns. Ride alone or with the whole family. Race up, down, and around on the longest alpine coaster in Colorado. The Rocky Mountain Coaster offers 5,800 feet of track for guests to coast and is open in the winter and summer seasons. Catch snow globe views while ice skating on West Lake in Center Village and be sure to take a leisurely snowshoe stroll or Nordic ski around the paths in Copper’s West Village. A perfect way to explore the mountain, non-skier or powder hound, there are plenty of activities to help fill a winter day in the Rockies.
WINTER CALENDAR
NOVEMBER 8
NOVEMBER 16 - 17
DECEMBER 18-21
DECEMBER 19-21
JANUARY 25-26
FERUARY 4-8
FEBRUARY 21-23
MARCH 3-5
MARCH 29- APRIL 10
APRIL 26-27
MAY 3
MAY 11
REOCCURING EVENTS
HOLIDAY FIREWORKS
Fireworks to celebrate Thanksgiving - November 29
Fireworks and Torchlight Parade on Christmas Eve - December 24
Fireworks and Torchlight Parade on Christmas Eve - DECEMBER 31
COPPER LIVE
Head to Eagle’s Landing in Center Village after a day on the mountain for the Copper Live music series. Enjoy Copper Live performances on the following dates: FEBRUARY 15, MARCH 22 AND MAY 3.
MAMMUT UPHILL SERIES
Race against fellow skinning enthusiasts on a series of different uphill routes around the resort. Join the race series on JANUARY 25, FEBRUARY 15, MARCH 8 and end with the Copper Cup on APRIL 12.
PLAY FOREVER THURSDAYS
Every Thursday starting NOVEMBER 14 - APRIL 10, Copper will offer $99 discounted lift tickets where a portion of proceeds will benefit a select non-profit partner. Tickets must be purchased online and in advance.
