Copper Mountain Ski Resorts, Weather & Snow Report

This is not the best choice for new skiers with little experience. Only one slope to the bottom should be listed as a Green. The others required steep grades to get to the bottom IMHO. Ski school area was tiny, only 50-60 feet long. The food was very expensive. Otherwise, lift/rental prices, free parking, shuttles, rentals, lifts, wide runs, and customer service were all excellent for experienced skiers. The Saloman boots were the most comfortable I have tried. I would definitely recommend if you are a good skier.

Nice resort, got a load of powder the day we got there. Facing the mountain to the left east is more difficult. As you head to the center and west it gets easier. Shuttle bus takes you between ski areas. Signage could be better on the hills. A lot of the time you see a sign to a run and you go that way then there's 3 options and you have no clue which one is the run you want or the next sign is when it's too late. I suggest staying at the resort because that I70 looked like hell coming in and going home at the end of the day.

One of the best here in Colorado. If you want to have best ski experience try go during weekdays. Saturday and Sunday can be packed. All kind of levels will be satisfied. If you book earlier there are ski classes that you can take.

Loved this mountain! The trails were excellent and very spread out so if you didn’t want to do the same run repeatedly, there were tons to select. I’ve been to various mountains in CO and Copper definitely sits in my top two. Overall, excellent vibes, friendly staff, and quick lifts. The only thing lacking would be a good aprés spot on the mountain. Dukes was fun but that was probably the only good one and it was at the base.

Went on the bumper boats and roller coaster rides. Great fun! Then had lunch in Frisco!