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Copper Mountain is one of the premier mountain resorts in all of Colorado. This alpine getaway is nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and just about an hour and a half away from Denver. During the summer months, Copper is the perfect place for hiking, bicycling, horseback riding and fly-fishing. When the winter comes, Copper Mountain shows its true spirit. Dozens of ski and snowboard trails line the mountain. Activities include tubing runs, sleigh rides, and ice skating. With 2,433 acres of skiable terrain, Copper is the biggest and least crowded resort area in Summit County, Colorado. Despite being the biggest, it has the least amount of lodging units available which is the main reason for Copper's uncrowded lifts and runs. With its naturally divided ski terrain that separates skiers by ability across the mountain, Copper has been called "the most nearly perfect ski mountain in the U.S." by the U.S. Forest Service. It’s also known as the Local’s Favorite.

In the heart of Colorado ski country, regularly voted favorite ski area by the residents of Summit County, Colorado, the people that know. You are only minutes from Vail, Breckenridge, Keystone, Beaver Creek, Ski Cooper and miles of cross country skiing. In the summer Copper offers lift served mountain biking trails, tennis, 18 hole golf course, superior hiking, and all the amenities of a full service reosort

Copper Mountain is one of the best kept secrets of Colorado skiing. The largest ski area in Summit County, the trails are naturally divided by difficulty, so that beginner skiers are less apt to end up on a difficult run and expert skiers do not have to dodge beginners crossing the expert runs. Copper Mountain also boasts many summer activities, including an 18-hole golf course, biking, hiking and fishing. Frisco a vibrant town just 6 miles away is considered the real base village of Copper. A free shuttle connects the town and ski area. The main street has modern amenities, but with a spirit of the mining roots from which it came. Frisco is also within 10 miles of Keystone and Breckenridge.