Find your stay in Copper Mountain

Copper Mountain sits 75 miles west of Denver on terrain that sorts itself by ability: beginner runs on the west end, intermediate through the middle, advanced and expert to the east

Its visitors enjoy a mountain organized around progression, paired with three pedestrian villages, premier accommodations, and year-round outdoor recreation. Copper spreads over 2,500 acres across Union Peak, Copper Peak, and Tucker Mountain, with the topography doing the sorting: gentle greens off West Village, long rolling cruisers from Center Village, and steep bowls and back-bowl terrain out of East Village. It’s also home to Woodward Copper, an indoor training facility with trampolines and foam pits, and an official U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team training center. Beyond the slopes, a free shuttle links the three villages, with more than 20 kilometers of free nordic trails and ice skating on West Lake.