Ron Barnes, director of Commercial Development, says the new village creates a density at the core and a place where people want to hang out. It s a venue for activity that drives traffic and gives people a fun experience. Don't forget the mountain Copper's new theme is Finally, a village that lives up to the mountain. Snowriders have always known that Copper is a great mountain for skiing and boarding. You ll find over 125 trails on nearly 2,500 acres.
Boarders love the terrain park and two halfpipes.
That s where you ll find Copper s tubing hill, which is one of the best in the state. It s a riot, and you have to try it. As for the kids, you have a couple of choices when you visit Copper. If your kids are three and older and want to go to ski school, you ll have to run them over to Union Creek, and the new Children s Center. If you have a non-skier, or baby, they will still head over to the Mountain Plaza Building and the Belly Button Bakery.