Copper Mountain

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Best tubing hill in the area. Laid back atmosphere. Bar and Grill has excellent snacks and service. Have been 3 years in a row just to go tubing.

Lots of good runs, there’s a couple spots that aren’t really snowboard friendly, but it’s manageable. Was there in the beginning of March, there were essentially no lines and every run was open. Cost is pretty high, but it isn’t hard to find BOGO deals nearby that bring the price down to something more reasonable/comparable.

Colorado is beautiful the cold I love.

Copper is my go-to mountain and I've been a pass holder for years. I'm downgrading it by a star because of a recent poor experience with an overnight stay (stolen item) but will try to keep that from souring years of fun on the mountain too much. They have great skiing here and a variety of terrain. Lines rarely get too long and they've upped their food game over the years — but unfortunately their parking prices too (for those that want the convenience of the paid lot). There's still plenty of free parking with the shuttle bus though. Highly recommend picking this resort if you have a choice.

Very good experience here. Have skied many mountains in Colorado, this place is perfect for shorter ski trips. Break and Vail you cannot do in two days like Copper. I consider Copper a smaller version of Breck. The naturally separated terrain is nice for people who want to ski in area that is their level. The towns are nice and there are three center village being the biggest.

Free parking lot is full of mud and potholes. God forbid you spend 10 minutes of ticket revenue to have a real asphalt parking lot. They don't have enough lifts that actually go to the top. You have to take one, then get on another. Keystone meanwhile just goes directly to the top. Some of the green runs were definitely intermediate in spots. And $150 for a day ticket? What a joke.

Copper Mountain has been a great place to learn to ski! Affordable prices (as far as ski resorts go), plenty of green runs, and not too crowded usually. It's also right off I-70 and not to hard to get to. I'd recommend this mountain.

Free parking lot is full of mud and potholes. God forbid you spend 10 minutes of ticket revenue to have a real asphalt parking lot. They don't have enough lifts that actually go to the top. You have to take one, then get on another. Keystone meanwhile just goes directly to the top. Some of the green runs were definitely intermediate in spots. And $150 for a day ticket? What a joke.

Perfect ski resort of any skill level. The beginner slopes are perfect for those who might need to sharpen their skills and there are bowls to challenge even the most experienced skier. Getting to Copper is super easy as it is right off of I-70 not far from Dillon, Colorado. The high speed chair lifts make it a breeze getting to the top to take run after run. There are also plenty of places to rest and warm up if you need a break. Haven't tried the condos at the base of the mountain, but from what I understand they are really nice. Had a season pass here one year and never got tired of skiing at Copper!

Today, I fell in love with Copper Mountain. My son and I had the best experience there today. Twice, we had incredible interactions with the mountains ops folks on the slopes. They stood above my son when he fell, ensuring no one ran over him while he got back. They offered him sunscreen for the back of his neck (an area I neglected to cover). One guy went out of his way to compliment my son on how well he navigated a tough section of the run! The lift operators today were on top of it, stopping lifts when other children fell and helping them up. They kept lines running smoothly. This ski resort is truly family friendly. I was blown away! Thank you Copper for making this such a memorable day with my son!

Parking in the free lot and bus to lift is quicker way to get to the hill than some of the pay lots. Center village is fun and has a great variety of shops/restaurants. Great variety of terrain on the mountain. Resolution is my new favorite! Copper is also 30 year supporter of Special Olympics!

I absolutely love copper mountain. It provides places to grab a bite or a drink going down the mountain and it has a great ski school. Copper mountain is easy to navigate and it has perfect beginner slopes and those don’t limit the amount of intermediate and hard skilled slopes. Most lifts are quick to go through, and if a line, it goes by fast. Most of the time if there is a line for the lift it isn’t long. I highly recommend copper mountain for family trips or just a fun vacation.

I really enjoyed my time at Copper and would highly recommend going. We skied two days and both were a great experience. We rented our equipment and the people were super helpful and really made the experience so much better. We had a group of 11 and they did not make us feel rushed at all. Highly Recommend!

Great Mountain! This was my first time going to Copper, however, I have been to several of the neighboring mountains in previous ski adventures. I was with a group of varying experience levels and Copper provided the perfect balance between intermediate and expert runs to choose from. The right side of the mountain provides your easier runs and as you progress from right to left the runs become more challenging. The far left of the mountain contains your expert level (black and double black) and you always have the option to take the t-bar up to the peak for some great bowl skiing. There is lodging in all three villages, however, the center village also provides several restaurant options and has the main dinning hall. I would still recommend Breckenridge for dinner/bars, but there are a few good options around Copper as well.

My fiance and I came here for the full day ski lesson and rental. We had a great time! They took a lot of time with my fiance as she was having trouble getting the hang of things. Hats off to Andy and Devin (our instructors) as they were extremely patient. Everything was great from start to finish! Highly recommended! Plan on def coming back here to visit again!

I love the layout at Copper. Beginner trails are generally serviced by a different lift than expert trails, allowing a separation by skill level. This allows beginners to take their time and not worry about blocking the trail, while expert's can cruise down the mountain without dodging slower skiers generally. I like how easy the mountain is to get to, just off I-70. The food is good and lodges provide a nice place to hang out.

The conditions have been a little tough the first few weeks of the season. The staff has been incredibly helpful. Parking is still free in the East village (with a free shuttle to get you to the Centre and Union Creek/West Village). Prices are relatively reasonable for an I-70 resort.

Great place for a wedding and reception. The only thing I would change is if Copper could have more options for night life. I know it’s kinda dumb to need that but after a wedding we all wanted to go out but it was slim pickins. Had an absolutely gorgeous date to one of the most fun weddings though!

I have been skiing here since I was 5 or so and have never had an issue. The lift lines run fairly fast and it the place still has a decent vibe (unlike Breckenridge). They always do a good job grooming the park and the area is clean and well maintained. Fairly easy to get from place without having to spend a ton of time traversing.

Ultimate place for economic skiing. Summit stage buses ply between Frisco, Co to copper mountain. Get down at the last stop of the orange route from Frisco to copper mountain. The copper mountain is divided to 3 parts east, west and center village. Summit stage buses (free buses) will drop us in the copper road (near to east village) or in copper mountain stop (near to center village). Its good to get down near the center village, as this area has more activities and restaurants.

My visit to Copper Mountain exceeded my expectations. The estate we stayed in was beautiful, the living room space was much bigger than the pictures look. The bedrooms and restrooms were also very comfortable. The outdoor hot tub made the experience so much better. The location of our house made skiing so much more enjoyable and I would recommend 10/10 to anyone!

Great snow and fun for families.

One of the best places to ride on Colorado. Family oriented with village being quieter after 9pm.

One of our favorite places to eat at Copper. The Aprés ski gets a little loud, so no one hears if your kid is loud! Food is tasty. BEST MENU ITEM is absolutely the BBQ. The pulled pork is on point.

An hour to get our food is too long. I'll update the review if we get our food soon… The server did try to accommodate us with a discount when we got the check. But the food was pretty bad/just OK. Burgers overdone, and the Mediterranean pizza was very salty.

Reasonable place with reasonable food — but when my son who is severly allergic was turned down at the door for bringing his own specialty food, I must say I was greatly disappointed. The manager was very curt and leaned on health code for the reason (of course, I was keenly interested in this health code but he could not recit). Well — in my son's 8 years of having to bring food to a restaurant we have never run into this. This was exacerbated by the fact we had three families converged here across the nation and I had to walk him out and "quarantine" him outside for the duration. Severely disappointed. Do not come here if you require any special considerations…

Good food, good service, good music. The place is clean, unlike one prominent place in center village. It's worth a ride on the resort shuttle and it's open later in the evening.

The nachos were shockingly large, delicious, and affordable! Good beers on tap. Really good service. Better than grab and go upstairs for certain!