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Ski Patrol The members and avalanche dogs of the Ski Patrol welcome you to Copper. Look for Ski Patrol in black jackets and red vests with white crosses. Please feel free to ask any patroller or other mountain personnel for information or assistance.

If someone is injured or in a collision: Cross a pair of skis uphill from the incident to warn Forest Supervisor’s Closure oncoming traffic and send someone to report the The purpose of the Forest Supervisor’s closure is to Humbling 360 degree views of the location, type of injury and description of the injured mitigate potential effects to Canada Lynx habitat. person. Call SKI PATROL at 970.968.3311 or Rocky Mountains. Untouched, steep through your Sherpa App. powder runs without lift lines. Be sure to exchange information in the case of a Breathtaking natural surroundings collision including name, phone and address. that will liven your senses. Have you experienced the 12s? Drop in from over 12,000 feet for the ultimate rush. Copper’s High Alpine Project is a multi-year commitment to redesigning the high alpine skiing and riding experience. Lifts Legend Trail Zones Free Snowcat Access High Alpine Adventure Terrain Freestyle terrain is divided by feature size. Start small Guest Services / Information Cafeteria / Restaurant / BBQ Cross Country Skiing Easiest Terrain Tucker Mountain Snowcat Access is as close to a Lifts | Quantity Rarely groomed and is designated for expert and work your way up. Designations are posted at the backcountry experience as you’ll find in-bounds. Ski Patrol Traverse Routes Ski & Ride School Intermediate Terrain snow riders only. Expect unmarked obstacles. entrance of each park. Feature size is relative to the size High-Speed Six-Passenger Chairlift | 1 and difficulty of other features at Copper Mountain. Tucker Mountain is accessed by hiking the West Parking Easiest way down FREE Snowcat Access Expert Terrain Extreme Terrain Ridge of Copper Bowl or by taking the FREE Tucker High-Speed Quad Chairlift | 5 Contains cliffs, very steep (50 degree or (dependent on open terrain) Snowcat ride. Cats run from 10am to 1:30pm Resort Bus Stop Ski Area Boundary Expert Only greater pitch) slopes, as well as rocks and SMALLER FEATURES Triple Chairlift | 5 Friday - Sunday. Conditions and terrain openings Slow Zones Forest Supervisor's Closure other hazards. Skiing or snowboarding MEDIUM FEATURES Double Chairlift | 4 Picnic Table extreme terrain is for EXPERTS ONLY. may vary and are subject to change. Tucker Slow & Family Zones Closed Terrain Freestyle Terrain LARGER FEATURES Mountain closes at 2pm. Find details about open Surface Lift | 3 Restrooms Features include but are not limited to: jumps, terrain at CopperColorado.com/snowreport Conveyor Lift | 5 Inter-Faith Chapel jibs, rails, fun boxes, snowcross, quarter- pipes, halfpipes, superpipes and all other constructed and natural features. CopperColorado.com/TheTwelves

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Humbling 360 degree views of the Rocky Mountains. Untouched, steep powder runs without lift lines. Breathtaking natural surroundings that will liven your senses. Have you experienced the 12s? Drop in from over 12,000 feet for the ultimate rush. Copper’s High Alpine Project is a multi-year commitment to redesigning the high alpine skiing and riding experience.

Free Snowcat Access Tucker Mountain Snowcat Access is as close to a backcountry experience as you’ll ﬁnd in-bounds. Tucker Mountain is accessed by hiking the West Ridge of Copper Bowl or by taking the FREE Tucker Snowcat ride. Cats run from 10am to 1:30pm Friday - Sunday. Conditions and terrain openings may vary and are subject to change. Tucker Mountain closes at 2pm. Find details about open terrain at CopperColorado.com/snowreport

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