Can't Miss Deal
Can't Miss Deal on lift tickets, activities, dining or other.* 5 Lunches for $5.99 at Grand Hall This season, guests dining in the East Village are encouraged to check out Grand Hall, featuring mountain-side adventure and scrumptious entree selections. Grand Hall is also home of the "5 Lunches for $5.99" lunch special. Every day the chefs will pick 5 lunches priced at just $5.99 (sorry - no other discounts apply), with possibilities including pizza, pasta, wraps, grill items, salads and soups - five new chef-chosen lunches are picked each day. Just make your way up to the 2nd level of Copper Station for the best lunch deal on the mountain.

Lessons
All levels of skiers & riders, including first-timers, will have a blast learning to do it right in our full and half-day lessons.Call 866.549.9934 and book through an agent or use our booking widget to the right to book online.
Adult Group Pricing
Full Day Lesson & GPS - $119
Full Day Lesson, Lift Ticket & GPS - $138
Full Day Lesson, Rental Equipment & GPS - $143
Full Day Lesson, Lift Ticket, Rental Equipment & GPS - $162

Adult 1/2 day lessons area available on weekends & select holidays ONLY!!!
Pricing
1/2 Day Lesson & GPS - $89
1/2 Day Lesson, Lift Ticket & GPS - $108
1/2 Day Lesson, Rental Equipment & GPS - $113
1/2 Day Lesson, Lift Ticket, Rental Equipment & GPS - $132

Youth Class Lessons: Ages 6-15; Ski & Snowboard Pricing*
1 Day Lesson, Lunch & GPS - $139
1 Day Lesson, Lift Ticket, Lunch & GPS - $153
1 Day Lesson, Rental Equipment, Lunch & GPS - $159
1 Day Lesson, Rental Equipment, Lift Ticket, Lunch & GPS - $173

Fun Fact
Naturally Divided Terrain Copper's naturally divided terrain actually separates skiers and riders by their ability levels. This is nothing we did…it is just how the mountain is laid out. Starting on the westernmost part of the resort is our beginner terrain. As guests make their way more toward the East side of the resort, the terrain starts getting progressively more difficult. Beginner skiers have their own area and don't have to worry about taking a wrong turn onto a difficult trail, while the expert skier doesn't need to worry about a beginner traversing across an advanced trail. In short, you have your level and you go to the part of the mountain groomed for your ability. The happy result is that beginners aren't intimidated by fast-moving experts, advanced skiers aren't held up by slower beginners and intermediates are left to frolic among themselves.

Mountain Dining
The Copper ski experience is truly Colorado, but the dining has a distinctive international flair. Guests will find a large variety of restaurant offerings that span the globe and satisfy the most discriminating culinary adventurer to the pickiest five-year-old. Guests can experience all of Copper's worldly and delicious dining options without getting in the car.

FYI
Copper Mountain is one of the largest and least crowded resorts in Summit County - a place known throughout the world for premier skiing and riding. Its 9,700-foot base elevation ensures optimal conditions.

Copper Mountain knows there are skiers and riders out there who have never felt the thrill of waking up and hearing on the radio that school was cancelled. There are people who have never spent a whole day in the snow doing anything their heart desired. These people, and those who understand snow day bliss, are the reason we do what we do. So come to Copper to take a day, or two or seven and experience the mountain. Welcome to the home of the snow day! To see more, visit www.yoursnowday.com.

Featured Event
Featured Event (include date, location, description and web link of photo if available)* Visa U.S. Halfpipe Grand Prix at Copper, Dec. 7 - 10, 2011 Kick off the winter competition year with a pair of events in the Visa U.S. Halfpipe Grand Prix. The season opener will feature both a return of the snowboard Olympians plus a ski halfpipe event that will serve as a qualifier for the upcoming World Championships. The weekend will also feature one of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association's most popular series for developing athletes, the Paul Mitchell Progression Session, with a slopestyle event under the lights on Saturday night. All the top snowboard athletes will be throwing down in Copper's 22' Superpipe, located right in the heart of the Village at Copper. www.ussnowboarding.com.

Woodward at Copper
Woodward at Copper is the first indoor/outdoor ski and snowboard camp on the planet. It features The Barn, the first-of-its-kind indoor ski and snowboard training facility with 20,000 sq ft of terrain park and pipe progression. In the winter, catch some air with a Winter Camp Day, One Hit Wonder or Drop-In Session. Woodward at Copper Summer Camps give campers the opportunity to learn new skills on The Barn's trampolines, foam pits and Snowflex ramps before taking it to the snow in Copper's campers-only summer terrain park. www.woodwardatcopper.com.

Alternate Day
Tubing it up at Copper Just plain fun. So, kick off your skis or snowboard, and slide down the mountain in a different way. The Tubing Hill is located in the East Village at the base of the Super Bee lift. Copper's Tubing Hill is divided into five lanes, giving each guest the freedom to enjoy the tubing hill at their own pace. Reservations are highly recommended, as spots fill up quickly. www.coppercolorado.com.

Ski Rentals
Virgin Island Ski and Snowboard Rentals
970-468-6655
www.virginislandsski.com
Our central Colorado Ski Rental and Snowboard Rental Shop is located minutes off I-70 in Silverthorne, Colorado only minutes from Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, Loveland Ski Area, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge and on the way to Vail and Beaver Creek Colorado.

Opening Day, Nov. 4, Copper opens for the 2011-2012 skiing and riding season.

Lift Off, Nov. 4-6, Copper Mountain celebrates Lift Off, the resort's 7th annual opening weekend festival. Copper kicks off the season right and celebrates the return of winter. Don't miss the latest 2011 ski & snowboard movies, equipment demos, après specials.

10th Annual Leftover Yam, Nov. 24-26, Happy Thanksjibbing…compete for a chance to win great prizes from Woodward at Copper! Registration is free and the event will take place in the Eagle Jib Park with an open-jam format. Helmets are required. Don't miss the first rail jam of the season put on just for you by Copper!

En Fuego, Nov. 26 Come wrap up your Thanksgiving weekend by stuffing yourself full of good times. Our first En Fuego of the season will include lighting of the Christmas tree, street performers, bonfires and a fireworks extravaganza.

U.S.S.A. 2011 US Halfpipe Grand Prix of Freeskiing and Snowboarding, Dec. 7-10, Top freeskiers and snowboarders from around the globe will compete in their quest for the title of overall winner during the kickoff to America's largest competitive tour-the U.S.S.A. Halfpipe Grand Prix and the Paul Mitchell Progression Session. Past competitors include Shaun White, jess Cumming, Simon Dumont, Louie Vito and Gretchen Bleiler. www.ussa.org

USASA Rocky Mountain Series- Giant Slalom and Slalom Competition, Dec 17 www.rockymountainseries.com

USASA Rocky Mountain Series, Dec. 18- Halfpipe (snowboard & Freeskiers) Competition www.rockymountainseries.com

En Fuego - Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, A spectacular Snowcat parade will make its way down
the mountain. En Fuego activities will also take place throughout the evening.

En Fuego - New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, En Fuego excitement pumped up with the anticipation of a New Year beginning. Who doesn't want to watch fireworks and then start out their new year on the chairlift?

USASA Rocky Mountain Series- Boardercross and Skiercross Competition, Dec. 14-15, www.rockymountainseries.com

Copper Uncorked, A Winter Wine Festival, Feb 10-12, 2012 Celebrate Valentine’s Day early by heading to Copper Mountain for the most attitude-free wine and food festival in the Colorado Rockies! The three day Copper Uncorked Winter Wine Festival is a delicious celebration of fine wine, food, and winter recreational activities in the relaxing and romantic setting of the mountains.

The "Krahuligan Cash Cow" Boardercross and Skiercross Competition, Feb. 16-17 www.rockymountainseries.com

En Fuego, Feb 18 - Fat Saturday

USASA Rocky Mountain Series- Team Ultra Cross Finals, Feb. 19, www.rockymountainseries.com

Colorado Special Olympics, March 4-5, The Winter Games marks the culmination of the winter sports season for the 550 athletes who annually participate in Alpine Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Figure Skating, Snowshoeing, and Snowboarding. This season marks the 23rd consecutive year Copper Mountain will host the event. Copper is proud to be the official winter training site for all Colorado-based winter Special Olympics athletes as well as the official host resort for the Winter Games. www.specialolympicsco.org

O'Fuego, Mach 17 - St. Patrick's Day

USASA Nationals, March 30 - April 10. The USASA National Championships is the largest snowboard and free skiing event on earth. Top regional athletes are all invited to compete to become the National Champions. www.usasa.org

Sunsation, April 14-15, Live Music, Deep Snow, and Plenty of Sunshine! Come close out another amazing season with us at Copper Mountain! Plenty of free live music and other events will be going on all weekend to make sure the year is closed out right! www.coppersunsation.com

DIRECTIONS BY CAR
75 miles west of Denver via I-70; 180 miles east of Grand Junction via I-70 at Exit 195.

DIRECTIONS BY BUS
Copper's free shuttle system circles the village every 10 minutes. The Summit Stage offers free hourly bus service between Copper Mountain, Keystone, Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne and Dillon. Call 970.668.0999.

DIRECTIONS BY AIR
Denver International Airport (DEN) is served by major airlines. By shuttle, Colorado Mountain Express operates vans to Copper Mountain from Denver. Call 800.334.7433.

Summit Express
1-855-MTN-VANS
970-668-6000
www.summitexpress.com
Denver Airport to Summit County Transportation. We offer scheduled shuttle service to and from Denver International Airport. Our professional drivers will take you to your destination door stop whether it is in Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Dillon, Vail, Beaver Creek or Steamboat so you may start your Colorado vacation hassle and worry free.

Peak 1 Express 855-GO-PEAK1 www.peak1express.com Just $45 to Breckenridge or Frisco! Airport transportation between Denver and all Summit County locations. Choose door-to-door service, private charter service or drop off at transfer centers. Our Mercedes Sprinters are the safest, most comfortable airport shuttle vehicle.

Pioneer Sports
842 N Summit Blvd. - next to Walmart. Frisco, CO, 80435
970 668 3668
www.pioneersportscolorado.com
Discount Lift Tickets to Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone and more. Quality Ski/Board rentals at value prices. We regularly tune our rental fleet with the Montana Crystal Glide Tuning System... the difference is INCREDIBLE.

Rebel Sports Rentals (2 Locations)
Copper Mtn: 970-968-2408, 214 Ten Mile Circle, Copper Mountain
Frisco: 970-668-2759, 220 Main St. Frisco
www.rebelsportsrentals.com
Rebel Sports has been a family owned fixture in Summit County for over 20 years. We pride ourselves on giving you the best service combined with the best products on the market.
“Our goal is to provide you with an experience that exceeds even my high standards of service, a place I’d be happy to bring my own family.” -Kevin Kahle, Owner

Copper Mountain
Copper Mountain and HEAD have teamed up to bring you Smart Rentals Getting you to the slopes fastest and providing you the best in-shop and on-snow performance ever. No other rental stores can offer the "ski in, ski out" rental shop convenience that we offer at Copper Sports. Ski packages include boots, skis and poles. Our ski rentals consist of HEAD skis with new, shaped technology. The shape of the skis help people progress their skills faster than ever. Copper is proud to feature the BYS Rental System (Black Yellow Silver) for beginner skiers and the Burton LTR (Learn to Ride) program for aspiring riders. These new programs reduce fitting time and ensure you spend less time in the rental process and more time on the mountain. Copper Sports Center Village: 8am - 7pm 1.970.968.2318 ext.45613 Copper Sports East Village: 8am - 7pm 1.970.968.2318 ext.20506 Copper Sports Union Creek: 8am - 5pm 1.970.968.2318 ext.54202