
We have put together a list of everything you need to know about Copper Mountain.
Copper Mountain is best known for its naturally divided terrain catering to different skill levels and its convenient proximity to Denver. It is home to several terrain parks as well as the Woodward Copper training facilities.
Copper Mountain can be accessed on several different types of lift tickets. Below is a breakdown of the types and differences.
Day lift tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. When purchased online, you can redeem the lift tickets at a pickup box in the resort. You will receive a reloadable Copper Card that can be used for future ski trips. Children 4 and under can ski free.
Copper Mountain has multiple types of season passes, and with add-ons available. These passes are available for purchase pre-ski season until around the end of November.
You can access Copper Mountain on all 3 types of Ikon Passes. The differences are highlighted below.
Copper Mountain Ski and Snowboard School offers group lessons, private lessons and seasonal programs. Lessons are available for ages 3 and above.
Important things to know:
Copper Mountain has a ski village at the base of the mountain, which is approximately 75 miles from Denver. The village has a family-friendly atmosphere and is equipped with dining, shopping, parking, and also other winter activities like ice skating, snowmobiling, and tubing. The village is close to other major Colorado resorts including Vail Ski Resort, Breckenridge, and Keystone.
Copper Mountain has lodging available in three village areas:
Overall the lodging options in Copper Mountain are either ski-in-ski-out or within a convenient 10 minute walk from a chairlift. See Copper Mountain ski-in-ski-out lodging for more information.
Copper Mountain has several highly-rated dining options on-mountain.
Located at the base of Timberline Express
Opening hours (subject to change): 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (Mon-Sun)
This tavern is located at the base of Super Bee chairlift. It has American food, a bar and sometimes live music.
Opening hours (subject to change*): 10:30 a.m.-8 p.m. (Mon-Sun)
*Early closures may occur due to private events and weddings.
Aerie is the newly constructed dining lodge, located at the top of the American Eagle lift, with 270° views of the Gore and Ten Mile Ranges. Inside the dining lodge, you’ll find a few different restaurant options which offer anything from coffee, pastries and grab-and-go items at Camp Hale Express, to lunch at the Food Hall and cocktails at Aerie Bar. Enjoy full-service dining at Forage & Feast Restaurant and Bar.
There are ski vacation packages to Copper Mountain. SnowPak is a mountain travel company specializing in ski vacations to ensure you will have the right ski products for your ski trip. See Copper Mountain ski packages for more information.
January to March is usually the best time to go skiing at Copper Mountain with plenty of good quality snow. However, avoid the public holiday dates for lower crowd levels. Spring skiing is also an option during early April though parts of the terrain may be closed due to their southern-facing exposures.
Copper Mountain has several rental shops, a free shuttle service, ski storages and parking lots. There are many winter activities including Rocky Mountain Coaster, tubing, sledding zone and snow maze.
For the most basic ski/snowboard package, the cost starts from $29 per day for adults (walk-up rate) and $39.99 per day for juniors 12 and under. Helmets can be rented at an additional $12 per day for adults, but it is included for free in the junior rental packages. Please note these prices are subject to change.