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Copper Mountain is a premier ski resort located in Summit County, Colorado, about 75 miles
west of Denver. It features over 2,500 acres of terrain and offers a variety of activities
for both winter sports enthusiasts and summer visitors. The resort is known for its naturally
divided terrain, which allows skiers to explore different levels of difficulty, from gentle groomers
to advanced terrain parks. Copper Mountain also hosts various events, including the Stifel
Copper Cup, showcasing top alpine skiers. The resort is part of the POWDR Adventure
Lifestyle Co., which emphasizes a community-focused approach to outdoor activities and adventure.

Copper Mountain facilities are divided into three villages: East Village, The Village at
Copper (Center Village), and West Village. The ski area is most notable as being
designated by the National Forest Service as having the most organized skier layout of any ski
resort.
The beginner runs are located entirely to the west and
graduate evenly in difficulty as the lifts progress to the east. They are isolated from the
busier and more difficult runs in a natural fashion. Similarly, the intermediate runs are
located even more to the east and develop in difficulty in a smooth manner. More difficult
runs are to the far east, with the most difficult runs being on the backside. The most
southern Tucker Mountain provides only double black diamond runs and one single black run.

The Cambria hotel is set in the heart of Copper Mountain with the Rocky Mountains as your backdrop,
the Cambria is one of the newest hotels at Copper Mountain, a top choice for skiers, snowboarders and outdoor adventurers. Located about 1 block from the American Eagle chairlift and the bustling Center Village, the Cambria features Element 29 Bar & Bistro, a fully equipped fitness center, outdoor hot tubs, fire pits and Charter Sports (onsite ski shop).
Kevin Conlon —