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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 07, 2025

Projected closing date

May 10, 2026

Projected Days Open

185

Days Open Last Year

153

Years Open

Average Snowfall

239"

Terrain

Beginners Runs100%Intermediate Runs-Advanced Runs-Expert Runs-Runs in Total150Longest Run1.7 miSkiable Terrain2,507 acSnow Making364 ac

Lifts

24

Gondolas & Trams1High Speed Sixes2High Speed Quads4Triple Chairs4Double Chairs4Surface Lifts9

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Reviews

Ashley Zanetell

Copper has a huge variety of terrain. Lots of room for crowds to spread out. Only one on mountain lodge otherwise you have to go to the base for lunch. They have tons of events during the season. Buses from parking are fast and frequent. Other non ski options are great. Tubing, coaster, maze, snowshoe & cross-country skiing.All Reviews