What People Are Saying About Copper Mountain Ski Resort
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The Scene – Beautiful people may crowd the slopes and villages of more glitzy resorts, but those who are serious about skiing--and getting good deals--head to Copper Mountain. Copper's easily accessible location also makes it a fave for Front Range day skiers and their families. – – The Slopes – Huge and varied, Copper is nonetheless easy to navigate. All the beginner terrain is at the west end of the lift network, all the steep terrain at the east end and all the intermediate cruisers in between. On top, like icing on a cake, are Spaulding, Copper and Union--sizable…
01/28/03
Copper Mountain is Changing
by ConsumerProtector
Copper Mountain was once the ski resort without a base area. No longer. It's terrain is defined by a black, blue, and green striped mountain moving from left to right (looking from the North to South). Beginners can ski from the top on the Western side. Busy? Depends on when you go. Weekends, every ski resort is busy and I-70 is a nightmare after 3pm as a result of all the immigration that has occurred in Denver over the last 8 years. Good skiing and fun....it is all up to you what it is.
- Pros: Terrain Segmentation, Snow, Fun
- Cons: Horrible Skiing
01/18/03
snow, sun, and terrain
by polkski
This is my favorite resort in the world! Great snow, sun and terrain!
11/13/02
Copper deserves GOLD!
by celester09
Copper Mountain is such an amazing resort. The town, the skiing, it has it all!
- Pros: Good value
- Cons: Parking
The Details on Copper Mountain Ski Resort
Know Before You Go:
Belly Button Babies child care serves children from 6 weeks to 2 years old; the Bakery is for kids ages 2 to 4.
When to Go:
No night skiing. Half-days start at noon.
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Payment Methods:
Discover, Diners Club, Visa, American Express, MasterCard
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