Copper Mountain Vacation Guide:
A Copper Mountain Winter Vacation

A Copper Mountain Winter Vacation

Copper Mountain, part of the Intrawest Company, is rated the Summit County local’s favorite mountain year after year.

On the Mountain

Copper Mountain, part of the Intrawest Company, is rated the Summit County local’s favorite mountain year after year. Is it the naturally divided terrain, their top-rated park and pipe, or the other great activities offered by the resort? Visit this vacation destination, located between Frisco and Vail on I-70, and find out what makes Copper the best in Summit County. Copper has three base areas offering gear rental, dining, ticket sales, and services. Union Creek is recommended for beginner skiers and is on the west side of the mountain while the East Village has access to the expert or advanced intermediate skiers. The Village at Copper is best for intermediate or advanced beginner skiers to start the day. The Village offers the most action and services including the majority of restaurants and shops. With 22 lifts accessing 125 trails, Copper Mountain can keep you skiing and riding for days!

Après Ski at Copper

Once the sun goes down and your thighs start to burn, there is no need to look far for some off-mountain entertainment and activities. Copper Mountain has great dining at the Village and East Village and is close to the towns of Frisco and Silverthorne for additional restaurant choices. If the group schedule includes nightlife activities, Copper will not disappoint. There are great bars and clubs for Après Ski and plenty of events going on all season, like Copper En Fuego. For family filled activities, take a ride on Copper’s snow tubing course, stop by the arcade, CopperCade, or head to the Athletic Club for a swim in their pool. Take a Dinner Sleigh Ride, go cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or try your hand at winter fly-fishing. With all of these activities, a great mountain, and fabulous vacation rentals, Copper makes for a perfect Colorado mountain vacation. Come and see why the locals love Copper Mountain!