Copper Mountain is another great spot that I grew up skiing. The front side of the mountain has a wide variety of terrain for everyone. The west side is focused on easier terrain with plenty of fun groomed runs. The eastern side of the mountain has more blues and blacks, a ton of moguls, and steep groomers. My favorite part of the mountain is the backside. I spend most of my time at copper here. There is a ton of super fun terrain including trees, rocks, powder fields, and more! It is huge as well; you can ski down the back side of Copper Mountain and take a lift up to another peak that gives you access to some high alpine terrain. On top of the this, Copper is best known for their terrain parks. There are several excellent terrain parks ranging from small box jumps to massive jumps and an Olympic sized half-pipe. If you are coming to Colorado and prefer to hit the terrain park, theres no better place than Copper Mountain.

Copper is an awesome mountain with fun terrain, good food and drinks, and great employees. They have a world renowned park and every type of terrain you could want. It is easy to get to and they have a ton of free parking options. I definitely recommend taking a trip to copper mountain

Overall my go to spot when hitting the slopes. Cost wise and terrain wise I feel I get the most bang for my buck at Copper Mountain! The slopes are always nice and open with a wide variety of terrain options including their park and half pipe! In terms of how far the drive is in relation to home, copper is the perfect distance when driving before you really start to get antsy from sitting for too long. Wholeheartedly love this resort and I will continue to use it as my go to spot!

Copper has great food, at the top of the main run is a great cabin called Aria that has delicious ramen!

Great mountain overall. Lots of varied terrain from easy to expert. My kids learned to ski in West village and it was awesome because it's never crowded and the runs are very wide and forgiving. As you move towards East village the runs get more challenging with blacks and blues- great progression and I love the separation in skill level you get between the three villages. Tucker mountain is amazing when the conditions are right- awesome double black terrain. Can also be icy! The front side can have some ice too, but generally we're always impressed with how well it's been groomed. Several uphill routes on the frontside as well which are super fun. We really enjoy the events at Copper as well- there are frequently festivals or races happening which are always great for vibes!

Copper is where I took my first snowboarding lessons and they have an awesome ski/ride school and program. Great family friendly resort especially for the price.

Copper is a great resort. If I could only ski at one Colorado resort, it'd probably be Copper. There's a huge variety of terrain, and on powder days it's a great place to get lost. I learned to ski here and the ski school staff is excellent, and the resort as a whole is very family friendly.

Copper is a most family friendly resort. I spend lots of time here with my wife. Copper is more of our chill out on groomers and take runs as fast as possible. We also absolutely love the tree runs there at Copper. Beats Vail any day of the week for me, and is a close comparison to Winter park with a totally different kind of skiing.

Out of all the mountains in Colorado, Copper Mountain is one of the best overall resorts to ski on. The variety in runs and lighter traffic compared to the more well-known resorts makes it one of my favorite skiing options. Very close to Breckenridge and not that far from Denver area. Better for intermediate and beginner level but still is a great choice for advanced skiers. Almost a 10/10 and it is my preferred location to ski in Colorado.

Great mountain with obvious front and backsides. Some of the best, and accessible bowls on i70. Secret stashes always found in enchanted forrest, union meadows or Spaulding bowl