Lobster mac, buffalo chicken mac, bacon cheeseburger mac… You get the idea.
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Grille is still the go-to for fine dining hit Ten Mile (where Endo’s used to be) for casual fare.
7 rank in Terrain, well-deserved for a place that unapologetically caters to real skiers. Meanwhile, Copper continues to garner praise for the attributes it’s always possessed: “The layout is the best I’ve ever seen.” Indeed, the mountain reads like a flag: striped with double-blacks over on Super Bee and the real-deal backside bowls, rolling blues off of American Eagle, winding greens off of American Flyer, and the terrain parks off Union Creek. “Can’t wait for the one up Tucker!” Which brings us to what the resort still has in store: a new lift called Three Bears that accesses terrain on Tucker Mountain previously only skiable via snowcat, a new 127-room hotel in the Village, and three redesigned Woodward parks aimed to bridge the gap between the newbs and rats. Readers are thrilled: “Love the new lifts!” exclaims one. Copper Mountain’s 2020 SKI Magazine Reader Resort Survey Rank: 15th in the West “This beer tastes abominable!” Photo courtesy of Copper Mountain / Curtis DeVoreĬopper Mountain has long been plagued by a familiar refrain: “If you love to ski and aren’t into après and nightlife, Copper is great!” The Village at Copper, however, is already bearing some fruits of POWDr Corp’s $100 million multi-year transformation, which includes new Village offerings like Toast & Co and 10 Mile Tavern, revamped retail at Camp Hale, and two new lifts (the resort replaced the American Eagle and American Flyer last season with a six-pack and chondola, respectively). 25 in the West – Squaw Valley-Alpine Meadows, Calif. Best Value: Copper’s multi-week youth ski programs are a deal for families driving in from the Front Range, and are not as pricey as the nearby competition.Great lap-able area for early season pow days when the bowls aren’t open. Mandatory Run: Take the Alpine chair for some mogul leg burners.
What’s New: As part of POWDR Corp.’s 100 million dollar transformation of Copper’s base area, Element 29, a new 127-room hotel, opens this season.The most underrated ski terrain in the U.S.!” - Claire Barber 2021 Resort Guide Reader Rank for Copper Mountain: No. “Parking and getting to the slopes on a busy day can be a real hassle.” Yet, a vice can also be a strength, “Easy access off the interstate. 4 for Travel Ease, but weekend traffic snarls leave their mark. The base area is not great, but the skiing is!” Still, a bustling ski town is only a short drive away in Frisco. “The Tucker Mountain chairlift is a nice addition!” While the terrain has improved, Copper’s downsides are the same as in years past. Three Bears chairlift on Tucker Mountain, new last season, hoists adventure-seekers to double-black terrain formerly only accessible by snowcat. The resort is one of the easiest to navigate, “A true skiers’ mountain, very accessible, terrain naturally segregated by ability, lots of wonderful runs…” opines another. “ Copper has a down to earth vibe, and great and varied skiing,” says one reader. Old school two-seaters sit cheerily next to futuristic-looking Ikon Pass checkpoints.
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