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What is The Barn?

The 19,400ft² Woodward Copper Barn is the central hub of the Woodward Copper campus and Copper Mountain Resort's action sports playground. Featuring multiple skate/scooter/bmx zones, six different levels of foam pit jumps, indoor ParkSki™ and Burton ParkBoard™ training, springfloor, tumble track, five Olympic-grade flybed trampolines and one 12'x12' Super Trampoline, The Barn has everything you need to practice your moves and have tons of fun in every session. When the winter snow gets deep at Copper, come inside and enjoy an indoor session under the lights in the fully heated Woodward Copper Barn.

What is Peace Park?

Woodward Peace Park is a unique, ever-evolving terrain park that is designed to maximize world peace and creativity for shredders of all ages and abilities.

Woodward Peace Parks are built for intermediate and advanced riders with something for everyone. Woodward Peace Park transcends standard slopestyle and halfpipes, has more flow, transition, room to breathe and options for creative expression. Snow shredders on snowboards and skis are all welcome.

Where are the other Woodward locations?

What are Woodward Mountain Parks?

Woodward Mountain Parks will make the ski and ride experience more fun than ever with Woodward-designed learning, experiential and performance venues, including:

Woodward Peace Park, developed in partnership with US Olympic Snowboarder Danny Davis, will be a signature zone at select Woodward Mountain Parks including Copper Mountain, Boreal, and Woodward Park City.

Woodward Peace Park is a unique, ever-evolving terrain park designed to maximize creativity, organic flow and progression with a focus on fun for shredders of all ages, intermediate to advanced.

A playground atmosphere on snow filled with fun, entry-level learning terrain, a Woodward Start Park is where first-time skiers and riders start their journey as a Woodward athlete.

Designed and built on a virtually flat footprint to effortlessly guide users through each section, the Woodward Start Park is a playground of learning features aimed at controlling speed while gradually raising the bar-making for the smoothest transition in learning experiences.

After building basic familiarity for sliding on snow, skiers and riders will advance to the Woodward Progression Parks, which includes three phases: Progression Park One, Progression Park Two, and Progression Park Three.

Progression Park One features gentle, contoured terrain that leads into Progression Park Two, which gradually introduces more contoured terrain that helps build confidence while having fun on features designed to accelerate learning. From there, skiers and riders will be ready to venture out onto other parts of the mountain or opt for Progression Park Three, which includes staged opportunities to stop and drop into single, entry-level freestyle terrain features. Progression Park Three is designed to assist in learning how to navigate extra small freestyle terrain features before moving on to progressively more advanced experiential and performance freestyle features found elsewhere throughout Woodward Mountain Parks.

How do I book Woodward Summer Camp?

How do I participate at The Barn?

If it is your first time you are coming to the Barn, you must watch our 5-minute Intro video before scheduling a Drop-In Session.

A Drop-In Session is a 2-hour session designed for visitors to The Barn who have watched our Intro video. These are unguided, "open-gym" style sessions.

Please bring your ski or snowboard boots for use on the ParkSkis™ Burton ParkBoards™.

A helmet is required at all times when using equipment with wheels.

Come celebrate your birthday, have a team building session, or organize a get-together with a group of friends or your family at the Woodward Barn as well!

Tots Tumble & Trampoline Time: Designed to introduce 4-year olds to the exciting world of movement and fun. In this energetic class, your child will develop fundamental motor skills, balance, coordination, and strength while bouncing, tumbling, and playing on trampolines and foam pits.

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