SUMMER PRESS KIT 2024
PEAK THE SUMMER
There’s no better place to find an immersive all-mountain experience in the Rockies than at Copper Mountain. Strive to reach new peaks and excel in athletic endeavors, whether it be charging a new mountain bike trail, trekking high-alpine terrain or soaking in the excitement of Copper’s village activities. A premier summer destination, Copper has expanded its offerings of activities, events and programs to create a well-rounded experience for guests, no matter how long they choose to stay. Guests are invited to check out new experiences on mountain at the Aerie, challenge seasonal changes by logging laps on the Summer Hike Park and enjoy bliss on the links on the newly renovated Copper Creek Golf Course. Summer at the Athlete’s Mountain is an experience all in itself.
BY THE NUMBERS
THE JOURNEY
DENVER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
100 MILES | ABOUT 2-HOUR DRIVE
EAGLE COUNTY AIRPORT
55 MILES | ABOUT 1-HOUR DRIVE
THE SEASON
AVERAGE DAYTIME SUMMER TEMPERATURE
70 DEGREES F | 21 DEGREES C
AVERAGE RAINFALL
2 INCHES | 5.08 CENTIMETERS
THE MOUNTAIN
BASE ELEVATION
9,172 FEET | 2,960 METERS
MID-MOUNTAIN ELEVATION
11,200 FEET | 3,414 METERS
SUMMIT ELEVATION 12,441 FEET | 3,792 METERS
THE EXPERIENCE
14 HOLES | COPPER CREEK GOLF COURSE
5,800 FEET | LENGTH OF THE ROCKY
MOUNTAIN COASTER
24 MILES | MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS
10 OBSTACLES | WRECKTANGLE
15 MPH | TOP SPEEDS AT COPPER GO-KART TRACK
SUMMER DATES AND HOURS
COPPER CREEK GOLF COURSE
JUNE 7–SEPTEMBER 28, 2024
SUMMER HIKE PARK
JUNE 7–AS LONG AS POSSIBLE!
SUMMER ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
JUNE 21–SEPTEMBER 8, 2024
AMERICAN EAGLE LIFT
10 A.M.–4:30 P.M. AND 6 P.M. ON FRIDAYS
WOODWARD EXPRESS LIFT: BIKE HAUL ONLY
FRI–SUN FROM 10 A.M.–4:00 P.M.
RESORT ACTIVITIES: SUN–THURS 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
FRI–SAT 10 A.M.–7 P.M.
COPPER MOUNTAIN’S ONGOING COMMITMENT TO PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY.
BEYOND THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT
Copper targets opportunities to reduce energy consumption around the resort, divert waste from the landfill and contribute to the resiliency of the mountain ecosystem. With many successful sustainability programs in place at Copper, the resort has taken on the role of teaching others about how they can think outside the box and enact new, innovative programs in reducing environmental impacts. Copper’s native seed collection program has been operational since 2018, and now the resort has partnered with businesses, resorts and local non-profits to help in the process of seed collection. Not only does this support Copper’s ability to replant seeds on the mountain, but it teaches others how they can start similar programs in their own communities. This effort corresponds to Copper’s commitment to facilitating conversation in the industry. The resort will host its 4th annual Ski Conservation Summit on July 24, inviting resorts and land conservationists to share best practices in ecosystem preservation. Copper expects representatives from Eldora, Arapahoe Basin, Vail Resorts, Echo Mountain, Mt. Bachelor and more to join and participate in this year’s event.
INVESTMENT IN COMMUNITY
Copper supports dozens of community partners each year through several giving programs. During the summer, the resort will support two non-profits through Play Forever Summer Giving, where donations are generated through summer activity pass sales. Play Forever Summer Giving is expected to raise $20,000 for this summer’s two partners, Children’s Hospital Colorado Foundation and Smart Bellies. Children’s Hospital has partnered with Copper Mountain for decades to host the annual Courage Classic bicycle tour. Courage Classic will be rolling through the resort on July 20-21 this summer. Likewise, Smart Bellies provides meal and snack assistance to identified students throughout Summit and Lake counties that need food support on weekends, holidays and over the summer break. Support these critical community partners by buying a summer activity pass during July and August.
EMPLOYEES TAKING ACTION
The Copper Environmental Foundation (CEF) is an employee founded and run organization with a broad mission to support environmental programs in Summit and Lake Counties. Copper Employees voluntarily contribute to the CEF through tax-deductible donations from their paychecks, and Copper Mountain matches their donations at 100%. All funds collected are distributed through grants to local organizations during an annual grant cycle during the spring. This year’s grant recipients include the Mountain Top Explorium, the Keystone Science School, High Country Conservation Center, Wildflower Nature School, and Friends of the Dillon Ranger District supporting. The CEF’s grants will support things like FDRD’s youth forest stewards’ program and gardens at the Wildflower Nature School. Since the organization was founded in 2007, the CEF has granted over $425,000 to youth education programs in the community.
INDUSTRY RECOGNITION
2024 OVERALL ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE FINALIST
CIRQU RECYCLING PROGRAM
Copper’s CIRQU Recycling program has been named a finalist for the 2024 National Ski Area Association’s Golden Eagle Award in Overall Environmental Excellence. The CIRQU Recycling program was initially rolled out at Copper Mountain during the 2022-23 season in partnership with PepsiCo and Replenysh. Through CIRQU, Copper can 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 is helping to eliminate downcycling and works in tandem with Copper’s integration of Ball Aluminum Cups into resort dining outlets. Bins for the program have been integrated into food and beverage operations and common spaces across the resort. Since it began, the program has recycled over 15,000 pounds of aluminum and plastic.
2024 COMMUNITY & PARTNERSHIPS FINALIST — SKI CONSERVATION SUMMIT
Copper’s Ski Conservation Summit has been named a finalist for the 2024 National Ski Area Association’s Golden Eagle Award in Community & Partnerships. Copper Mountain has taken strides to be a sustainability leader in the ski industry. The resort not only institutes innovative practices but has focused on creating a space to facilitate a space for sustainable conversations and idea sharing. Each July, the resort hosts an annual Ski Conservation Summit, inviting industry partners, local land managers and organizations to share best practices when it comes to preserving our natural environment. Resorts from across Colorado have come to participate and learn from one another about ongoing projects or new techniques of land restoration and responsible land management.
2024 CSCUSA FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROFESSIONAL OF THE YEAR
AMY GEPPI
Amy Geppi, Copper’s Director of Food and Beverage, has been recognized as Colorado Ski Country’s Food and Beverage Professional at this year’s Double Diamond Awards. Amy has been leading Copper’s F&B operations since 2020. This season, Copper welcomed its new mid-mountain lodge, Aerie. The lodge consists of a full-service restaurant, food hall, coffee shop, and bar. Aerie is the first lodge of its kind and Copper and Amy’s leadership overseeing the inaugural season of the new building and its innovative dining options was essential to its success.
MOUNTAIN IMPROVEMENTS
TIMBERLINE LIFT UPGRADE
Copper Mountain has confirmed its partnership with Leitner Poma to upgrade the Timberline Express chairlift located on the western side of the mountain. The resort is replacing the 4-person chairlift with a high-speed 6-pack chairlift, which will greatly increase the lift’s uphill capacity. The new lift is being installed this summer and set to debut for the 2024-25 winter season. This upgrade reaffirms Copper Mountain’s commitment to investing in the on-mountain experience. The chair replacement is in continuation of the resort’s Western Territory expansion and once complete, will increase access to some of Copper Mountain’s most sought-after groomed terrain. With a focus on enhancing convenience and accessibility, the upgrade will cater to both seasoned athletes and beginners, ensuring everyone can spend more time exploring the resort’s Western Territory and less time on the lift.
IMPROVEMENTS
THE ATHLETE’S MOUNTAIN THE ATHLETE’S MOUNTAIN THE ATHLETE’S MOUNTAIN
MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAIL EXPANSION
Copper continues to expand its network of mountain bike trails offering a space for growth on comfortable terrain. The resort will roll out 22 miles of new trails in seven phases over the coming years. The resort has built two new trails since 2021 including Loose Moose, offering a technical descent, navigating rocky terrain on the western most side of the mountain. Gopher It, an intermediate trail, can be accessed from the top of the Woodward Express lift and includes tabletops, berms, rollable features and more. Last summer, Copper finished the second half of the trail which connects into the large trail system on the West side of the mountain. This summer, new trails are set to open from the top of the American Eagle lift.
SPRING ALPINE RACE TRAINING
Copper hosts progression camps for alpine athletes
As part of Copper’s commitment to providing year-round training opportunities for athletes of all ages and ability levels, the resort will welcome alpine ski racers to the slopes for spring training in May and June. Racers will utilize three trails for training in the early morning hours. Copper’s north facing slope and high elevation provide for excellent snow preservation during the late spring months. Before the heat of summer moves in, athletes from the Stifel U.S. Alpine Ski Team, will take to the hill for late season training in preparation for the 2024/25 World Cup season. Young athletes from local and national club teams will also visit Copper to train alongside the best in the business, logging crucial late season hours on the hill, providing extra development and repetition opportunities on Giant Slalom and Slalom courses.
SUMMER HIKE PARK
Copper continues to extend the snowy season into the heart of summer. With an abundance of snowfall and a cooler-than-average spring, snow is sticking around in Center Village. Copper Mountain is once again offering a public Hike Park for skiers and riders. With nearly a dozen rail features, guests can lap the park starting Friday, June 6 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays until the snow fades. Guests must purchase a $25 ticket per person per day to shred the park while the pile remains. Copper is the only ski resort in the state where guests can access snow as late as September.
Not only will the Summer Hike Park be in action, but skiers and riders are also invited to test their skills in several rail jam events throughout the season. Join Copper on July 5 during Red, White, Brews & Tunes, August 10 during Copper Country and on September 6 as part of Union Peak Festival. Look out for more details about rail jams at the Athlete’s Mountain this summer at CopperColorado.com. With the Union Peak rail jam scheduled, Copper hopes to complete its first full year of having athletes on snow 12 months out of the year.
PUSHING DOWNHILL PROGRESSION
CONQUER THE TRAILS THIS SUMMER AT COPPER
Copper’s 24 miles of mountain bike trails can be accessed by biking up A-road or riding the American Eagle and Woodward Express lifts and utilizing the bike haul trays. Purchase a bike haul daily upgrade pass or season pass for unlimited access to Copper’s bike trails at CopperColorado.com.
PRIVATE MOUNTAIN BIKE LESSON
Beginning July 1st, guests can personalize their mountain biking experience with a private lesson. Bikers of any ability level age 10 and up are encouraged to participate in a half-day lesson available for $159 or a full-day lesson for $299. Private lessons are the best way to work on skill growth and building confidence on downhill terrain. Learn more at CopperColorado.com.
BIKE RENTALS
Bike rentals are available in Center Village. Guests can rent a cruiser to enjoy on the Summit recreation path system or test out Copper’s network of bike trails on a downhill or all mountain bike. Or ease up on the pedaling and rent an e-bike for the mountain or for the bike path and experience the high alpine terrain without breaking a sweat. Kids bikes are also available to rent.
MTB CLINICS
Copper offers a series of 2.5hour clinics geared toward new riders and riders looking to perfect specific techniques on the bike. The mountain bike school offers intro, women’s, cornering and jump clinics taught by specially trained coaches well versed in the terrain at the mountain. Riders can chose a clinic best suited to their needs at any point throughout the summer for $99 per single session. Learn more at CopperColorado.com.
A BACKPACKER’S CROSSING
HIKING TRAILS
Copper has a handful of out-and-back trails on the mountain, offering different experiences wandering through the woods or heading above tree line to explore the high-alpine environment. Hikers can look to the summer trail map for different routes to explore at the mountain.
COLORADO TRAIL
The most spectacular way to see the Colorado Rocky Mountains is the Colorado Trail. Passing right through the heart of Copper Mountain, the 485-mile route departs Denver and scales the majestic peaks of Colorado’s high-country on the way to Durango. After cresting the Ten Mile Range, backpackers, day-hikers and mountain bikers can catch section 8 of the trail at Copper right from Center Village and follow the trail 25.3 miles over Tennessee pass toward Leadville.
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE TRAIL
A ribbon that winds its way south to north through the United States, the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) passes through Copper Mountain. The 3,100mile trail stretches between the borders of Mexico and Canada. Annually, only a few hundred brave, long-distance hikers will embark on the end-to-end trek encountering deserts, rocky peaks and forested mountains as they cross through five states. In Colorado, CDT hikers will link with the Colorado trail and travel directly through Copper Mountain Resort on their five-month journey.
VILLAGE ACTIVITIES
With the perfect mountain backdrop, Copper’s villages offer a variety of activities to fill the summer day. Families will burn daylight, climbing, jumping and riding their way through the village. Copper’s summer activities include the Rocky Mountain Coaster, Wrecktangle, bungee jump, go karts and bumper boats. Guests can make the most of their time at Copper with an Activity Day Pass, available to purchase for $79. Families will save by purchasing a Family Day Pass for $249, offering access to all village activities for a family of four. Learn about summer activity passes at CopperColorado.com.
FREE MOUNTAIN EXPERIENCES
Experience the inclusive essence of Copper Mountain’s summer offerings as guests are welcome to explore the stunning vistas and diverse activities throughout the resort, all accessible without cost barriers. From complimentary lift access to the scenic Aerie lodge on Fridays, to free yoga sessions in the base area on Saturdays and Sundays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Groove to the rhythm of free live music in the village, dive deeper into nature with the Hike with a Ranger program by the Friends of the Dillon Ranger District, or enjoy free family Bingo at Downhill Dukes. With a plethora of complimentary activities catering to diverse interests, Copper Mountain ensures that everyone can revel in the joys of summer mountain exploration at a pace they dictate, and without financial constraints.
PLAY THE COURSE
Nestled against the base of the resort offering spectacular views of the Ten Mile Range, the Copper Creek Golf Course is a mountain paradise for golfers. Golfers can stop in for a round for as low as $79 this summer. For those that frequent the links, golf season passes are available for purchase as well as a 9-hole, 8-pack for those that like flexibility on the fairways. The highest course in North America is the best place to be this summer. Over the past few years, the back nine of the course has been revamped. Copper expects to reopen the full 18-hole course by mid-summer. For the first half of the 2024 season, guests can opt to play a round of 9 or 14 holes.
YOUTH GOLF
Young golfers will have the best opportunity to take to the links for the most affordable price this summer. Copper Creek will offer a free twilight round of golf to kids 15 and under after 4 p.m. for adults who book a round. This does not apply to golf passholders. A kids season golf pass for kids 15 and under is available for $99.
IMPROVED PLAYING STYLE
Success on the links comes with practice. Copper Creek Golf Course offers clinics, playing and private lessons all summer long. Ladies Clinics will be held every Tuesday evening, targeting a different skill focus each week. Saturday short game clinics will cover putting, chipping, pitching and bunker play to dial in closeout play on the hole. Those looking for a more personalized experience can book a private or playing lesson with the Course Pro, Zach Dobrota. Learn more about Copper’s golf clinics and lessons at CopperColorado.com.
THE ULTIMATE SUMMER DESTINATION
Three villages and endless opportunities for adventure make Copper the perfect summer destination. Whether it’s a weekend getaway, a day trip to the mountains or a mile marker on a much longer exploration, Copper has all the amenities to fuel a summer of adventure. Drop by Center Village for a bite to eat and a brew after logging some laps on the bike or miles on the trail. Plan for the big events at Copper by booking a room for as low as $120 per night right in the heart of the resort. With mountain activities, dining, shopping and lodging available, Copper offers the ultimate convenience for a family vacation.
SUMMER AT THE AERIE
Copper’s new mid-mountain lodge, Aerie, is ready to welcome its first summer guests. The lodge, located at the top of the American Eagle lift, will offer the best spot for summer relaxation, views, and of course, food.
APRÈS AT AERIE
Every Friday afternoon during the season, copper will offer free scenic chairlift rides from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. for guests to experience Après at Aerie. Grab a nice beverage or take a hike up the slope from the lodge to digest the spectacular sights of the Ten Mile and Gore mountains.
FOOD COMPETITIONS
Taste the best of Copper Mountain at two different food competitions taking place at Aerie this summer. Wings and Wine and Burgers and Beers will feature specially crafted dishes for guests to enjoy from chef teams from Copper dining outlets around the resort. Tickets for each event will be available soon.
LIFT & LUNCH
Make the most of a day spent at Copper with Aerie Lift and Lunch. For $35, guests can ride the lift to the lodge and grab a meal from the food hall. Food tastes better while enjoying the sights and sounds from 11,200 feet.
WEDDINGS AT ELEVATION
Copper’s premiere wedding venue will kick off its inaugural season this summer. The Aerie offers the most scenic sight in the valley to exchange vows. In the summer, Forage & Feast transforms into the optimal reception location, with a specially crafted Colorado menu, fullservice bar and plenty of room to dance. Accessible by the American Eagle lift, the Aerie is an exclusive venue every couple will want to get married at.
SUMMER PROGRAMMING
SPECIAL PROGRAMMING
COPPER LIVE PRESENTED BY ODELL BREWING CO.
July 13| July 28| Aug. 17| Aug. 24
The Copper Live concert series is back for another summer season, offering free live music performances in Copper’s Center Village. Check out this summer’s lineup of Copper Live performances at CopperColorado.com.
ALES & ASTRONOMY
PRESENTED BY ODELL BREWING CO.
July 20| Aug. 23
Spend an evening at the mountain under the stars learning about the night sky from a local astronomer, all while sipping on cold brews from Odell Brewing Co. beer.
MOUNTAIN MIXOLOGY
PRESENTED BY YETI
July 7| July 28| Aug. 25| Sept. 1
Head up on the hill to Aerie for a mountain mixology experience, complete with freshly foraged ingredients and scenic views of the surrounding peaks.
COPPER PAINT AND SIP
Thursdays Jun 27 - Sep 5.
Unleash your creativity at Downhill Duke’s every Thursday from 3-5pm with Wine & Painting sessions for just $10, featuring a $35 Wine and Charcuterie Board special.
FREE WEEKLY PROGRAMS
BREWS AND TUNES
Every Friday at 4:30 p.m.
Grab takeout from your favorite Copper restaurant and pull up your lawn chair to West Lake in Center Village for a front-row performance from the best musicians that Summit County has to offer.
ACOUSTIC GLOW
Every Saturday at 7 p.m.
Sing along under the stars at the Fire Globe in Center Village with one of Colorado’s finest campfire guitarists, Randall McKinnon.
YOGA AT COPPER
Subaru Mountain Yoga – Every Saturday at 9 a.m. - Subi Shack in Center Village
Center Pose Yoga presented by Subaru – Every Sunday at 9 a.m.
Subi Shack in Center Village
Energize yourself for the weekend with an outdoor yoga class in the heart of Center Village. First time attendees will receive a free Jade Yoga mat (while supplies last).
HIKE WITH A RANGER
Every Saturday & Sunday at 11 a.m.
Explore Copper’s natural environment on a guided hike while learning about the mountain’s ecosystem from volunteers at the Friends of the Dillon Ranger District. Hike With A Ranger programs will ride the American Eagle lift and hike around Copper’s high alpine terrain. New this summer, Copper will offer hiking sessions two days a week including a new family session on Saturday with an easier hiking route.
DOWNHILL DUKES BINGO
Every Sunday from 3-5 p.m. Jun 23 - Sep 1
Take a break from exploring the mountain and head to Downhill Duke’s for free family-friendly Bingo. Enjoy burger and beer specials, challenge your friends and family, and win exciting prizes.
SUMMER EVENTS
JULY 4-6
RED, WHITE, BREWS & TUNES
Celebrate the 4th of July at Copper Mountain! Soak in the summer sun, marvel at scenic sights of the 10 Mile Range and groove to free live music performances from Grace Potter, Brittney Spencer and Donavon Frankenreiter. As part of the holiday festivities, enjoy programs like outdoor yoga sessions and more.
JULY 13
PEPSI MOUNTAIN CLEAN-UP DAY
Copper Mountain will be partnering with Pepsi to host a community clean-up day on the mountain. Pick up trash and recyclable items off the slopes and even look for treasures. A free community lunch will be offered to those that join. There will also be free live music from Theoretical Blonde in Eagle’s Landing following the morning clean-up.
JULY 20-21
COURAGE CLASSIC
Courage Classic is back for its 33rd year, inviting bikers of all ages to help raise money for the Colorado Children’s Hospital through a two-day challenge. Choose a route, ranging in length from 10 miles to 80 miles, and pedal to change lives every mile you ride.
AUGUST 3
COPPER TRIANGLE
Copper Triangle, Colorado’s classic alpine cycling event is back for another year at Copper. Racers will take on the challenging 79-mile loop climbing three mountain passes reaching elevations of over 10,000 feet. Proceeds from the ride will benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation. Enjoy a post-ride lunch, beer garden, live music and more on race day.
AUGUST 10
AUG 31 - SEPT 1
COPPER COUNTRY
Copper Country is back on August 10. Head to Eagle’s Landing in Center Village for a fun-filled afternoon of foot-stompin’ free, live country music. Enjoy free performances from Josh Abbott Band and Chancey Williams. Soak up the last days of summer at Copper Mountain’s Labor Day Weekend festivities. The weekend will include free live music performances in Center Village and a Mountain Mixology experience at the Aerie on September 1 where guests can cheers to past summer adventures.
LABOR DAY WEEKEND
Union Peak Festival is back at Copper Mountain for a fourth year. On Sept. 6-7, the festival will celebrate the convergence of sport, community and art with three days of free live music performances, interactive art installations and booths, sports demonstrations and community gatherings.
INNER ATHLETES BE CHALLENGED
The Athlete’s Mountain will celebrate a weekend of elevated pursuits with interactive demos and active meetups. All are encouraged to participate in weekend activities including golf clinics, group mountain bike rides, fly fishing casting clinics, sunrise yoga, a rail jam and more. The Summit Up Trail Run will also encourage runners to test their endurance on a jog around the mountain.
ROCK OUT WITH FREE MUSIC PERFORMANCES
Union Peak Festival wouldn’t be complete without a heavy hitting lineup of free music. Enjoy free live shows from Grouplove and Violent Femmes. Festival goers can upgrade their experience with a Full Weekend VIP Pass for as low as $300 if booked with two nights of lodging during the festival weekend. VIP passes include front-of-stage viewing, exclusive catered VIP lounge, daily drink tickets, exclusive after parties with headline acts, a Union Peak Festival YETI 20oz. Yonder water bottle, Union Peak Festival long sleeve shirt, poster and more.
PEAK THE PEAKS ON THE SUMMIT UP 5K/9K TRAIL RUN
A weekend of athletic endeavors wouldn’t be complete without the Summit Up 5K/9K run. Trail runners are invited to challenge their high-altitude lung capacity with a running race on the mountain that will test even the most seasoned sprinter. The course will surpass an elevation of 11,000 ft and climb into the high-alpine on the mountain.
ON-SNOW SUMMER CAMP
A SUMMER CAMP IN THE ROCKIES UNLIKE ANY OTHER
Woodward Copper on-snow summer camp offers 11 weeks of on-snow skiing and snowboard camps at the resort’s summer terrain park. Beginning in May, Woodward Copper will offer one week of adult camp followed by 10 weeklong sessions of camp for kids ages 7-17. The fouracre summer terrain park, located at 11,000 feet on the mountain, is the only one of its kind in Colorado with jumps, rails and jibs features serviced by a surface lift. Kid campers can choose between two different camp experiences prioritizing their camp session to focus on skier and rider development or all-mountain adventure.
For the first time, Woodward Summer Camp is open for adults to participate in a weeklong session at the end of May. Anyone 18 or older is invited to up their terrain park game, with access to the summer terrain park for 5-hours and the Woodward Copper Barn for 2-hours each day. Camp will boost any skiers experience as they log terrain park laps ahead of next winter.
All kid campers will spend mornings on the summer park and have exclusive access to the Woodward Copper Barn to utilize development tools including trampolines, foam pits and ramps for ParkSkis and ParkBoard progression. Kids can opt for the Peak Performance camp path to spend extra time on the mountain glacier, fine tuning new skills. They can also choose the All-Mountain Adventure experience to enjoy other recreative activities offered as part of summertime in Colorado. Regardless of the experience, all campers can participate in Copper’s summer activities including the Wrecktangle, bumper boats and Rocky Mountain Coaster.
One of the most popular aspects of the camp experience is the opportunity campers have to learn alongside professional skiers and snowboarders who are legends and innovators in their respective disciplines. Kids can train in tandem with pro snowboarders Red Gerard, Zeb Powell, Jamie Anderson, Danny Davis, Jill Perkins and more. Skiers Alex Ferreira, Taylor Seaton, Joss Christensen and Tom Wallisch will also be joining campers on snow this summer. For a full list of pros visiting camp this summer, visit CopperColorado.com.
The Woodward Copper Barn is a 19,400 square foot indoor action sports playground with six Olympic fly-bed trampolines, 16’ by 16’ Super Trampoline, foam pits, pump track, multiple skate areas and a spring floor. The Barn also has ParkBoards™ and ParkSkis™, which are wheeled skis and snowboards that allow riders to practice jumps into a foam pit. The Barn is open to the public on Fridays through Sundays this summer starting June 7 for 2-hour sessions!
