The Best Things in Life are FREE
Having fun shouldn’t break the piggy bank. That’s why Copper offers Free Your Mountain Program to our guests. Here’s a recap of all the programs that keep your wallet fat and checking account happy.
Posted by
Chris Runyon
on March 14, 2012
Some things in life should just be free. If it’s costing you dollars, then it doesn’t make sense. No one wants to get nickeled & dimed on vacation. That’s why Copper offers Free Your Mountain Program to our guests. Here’s a recap of all the programs that are free at Copper Mountain.
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ParkingGetting here shouldn’t cost you an arm and ski pole. Unlike some of the other guys, Copper offers FREE parking. Just head over to our Alpine Lot where a shuttle will pick you up. And since our terrain is naturally divided, our pick-up spots match the difficulty of the trails. Just look for our colored-flags at our parking lots and shuttle pick-up spots and off you go!
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Snowcat AccessWe’ve got a couple gems here at Copper. Our FREE Tucker Mountain Snow Cat Access is as close to a backcountry, big-mountain experience as you'll find in-bounds at any resort. Our snowcats run from 10 am - 1:30 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. But don’t wait until the afternoon. Tucker Mountain closes at 2:00 pm. Of course our snowcat operations are subject to change depending on terrain openings and conditions. So just keeps a watchful eye out for those green flags flying at all ski patrol stations that lets you know when the Tucker snow cat is purring. The duty stations are: |
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We will also fly Open flags at the cat pick up and on the snow cats. Oh yea...first come, first served. Hint: If there’s a long line at the cat pick up and the weather is nice, take a hike. West Ridge to Copper Bowl is open for hiking most days, weather dependent.
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The FreeRideFreeRide….take it eassy! Our rockin’ electric car service scurries around early in the season to offer an awesome ride between the inner parking lots and Center Village. So if you’re struggling with youngsters, gear, or the thin air, contact FreeRide. The car holds 5 people and their equipment. Most of the rides are spontaneous but you can always schedule a pick-up. The FreeRide’s range is typically from the School House at Union Creek to the lodging front desk at the Athletic Club. The car does not go to Lewis Ranch or to the Alpine and Far East parking lots.
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Kids' Night OutKids' Night Out – saving your parent’s sanity since 1996. Copper’s FREE childcare service is offered to parents that spend $30 per rascal at any our commercial outlets during the hours that your children are in the program. Just bring the original receipt for proof and you’re set. If you spend less than $30 per child, you’ll just be charged the difference. Advanced reservations are required so give us a ring at (970)-968-2318 ext. 38101.
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Mountain Orientation TourCome and "meet the mountain" with our Resort Ambassadors on one of our FREE Mountain Orientation Tours. Our tours are ideal for first-time visitors but just as awesome for returning guests. Resort Ambassadors will share history, wildlife, and natural science & fun facts as they show you Copper's unique naturally-divided terrain. All participants must be able to cruise the “blues" & be 15 years or older. Anyone under 18 years must have a parent or legal guardian.
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Spaces are limited so if you are not able to sign up in advance, you are welcome to meet at the Ambassador Hut, however we cannot guarantee you space on that particular tour. Visit or call Guest Services for more information at 970-968-2318 ext. 45FUN.
Morning Tour: 10:00am-1pm | Afternoon Tour: 1:00pm-3:30pm1. Sign-Up (up to 48hrs in advance) at any Guest Services location (Copper Sports East, West, or Center) where you will be provided your tour ticket.
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Snowshoe ToursJoin our Copper Mountain Resort Ambassadors on FREE snowshoe tours through a stellar mountain backdrop. Learn about the beautiful Rocky Mountains and experience all of the winter thrills under your heels. Choose the tour which best suits your needs & physical ability. Sign-Up 48 hours in advance at any Guest Services found at each Copper Sports location. Meet the tour group at either 10:00am or 1:00pm sharp in front of the red schoolhouse at West Village. Snowshoe rentals are available at Gear Check in West Village or you can bring your own. Snowshoe tours are weather dependent. Spaces are limited. Give Guest Services a holler at 970.968.2882 x45862. |
Morning Tour (More Aggressive/Advanced):
Afternoon Tour (Family Friendly):
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Your Comments
Where will I find the best bootfitters in/near the village?
How about long term (15 day) demo rentals?
Thanks.
Comment posted by steve on August 10, 2012 4:04 PM MDT
I've been to Copper Mountain nce and it became my favorite ski resort since then. It has nice terrain where skiers of all levels can enjoy and the village has great food and boutiques. For more of this amazing ski resort, here's a brief review I've found: http://www.mountainyahoos.com/SkiResorts/CopperMtn.html
Comment posted by Donald P. Hansen on September 20, 2012 9:00 AM MDT
Why the heck don't we have a cam or two up on Super Bee or off of Copperopolis to show Copper is serious about snow making and all of the ski teams that come exclusively to Copper for early season training. It not only will get us and the public excited about the upcoming season, it would also be a CHEAP way to MARKET COPPER.
Comment posted by David Foster on October 9, 2012 7:25 AM MDT