Tag: Copper Mountain
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Copper Mountain out-of-state skier dies after crash into tree Saturday
An out-of-state skier at Copper Mountain died Saturday after he lost control and crashed into a tree, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office said. The man, who was wearing a helmet, lost control while on American Flyer, an intermediate-level trail, and hit the tree with “considerable force,” the office said on social media Saturday afternoon. Deputies…
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Friendly rabbit prompts law enforcement response at Colorado ski area
A case involving an oddly friendly rabbit prompted Summit County Animal Control officers to respond to the Copper Mountain area in recent days. According to a report on the matter, animal control officers were contacted about a rabbit that had been hanging out in the area of the ski town for a few days, reportedly…
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U.S. Grand Prix at Copper Mountain: Olympic qualifying heats up for Milan-Cortina
Meet four Colorado freeskiers looking for a chance to represent Team USA at 2026 Winter Games Several of the world’s best freeskiers and snowboarders are in Copper Mountain this week for the Toyota U.S. Grand Prix. Multiple Team USA athletes are eyeing their chance to qualify for the Olympic team, hopefully helping punch their ticket…
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Man arrested after tackling teen to ground at pro skiing event in Colorado
A bizarre altercation took place at the Copper Cup professional skiing event at Copper Mountain last weekend, involving an adult allegedly assaulting a juvenile. According to a report from the Summit County Sheriff’s Office, the situation started when an older man was kicked out of a restricted area. The man believed this was the result…
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Snowstang adds direct buses for Copper MountainWorld Cup races
Copper Mountain hosts America’s first Alpine World Cup weekend in four years right after Thanksgiving. The Colorado Department of Transportation just rolled out express Snowstang buses so fans can skip the Interstate 70 traffic jam. Service runs Friday through Sunday. One bus leaves Denver on Friday. Two buses run each way Saturday and Sunday. Riders…
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Getting to know Summit County on and off the slopes
Colorado is home to names synonymous with skiing — the likes of Vail, Aspen, Steamboat and Telluride known around the world. But the greatest showcase of skiing in the state? We propose a locale that can’t be defined by one name, but four. Yes, it’s quadruple the fun in Summit County. However close in proximity,…
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Get ’em while it’s hot: Affordable multi-mountain ‘Gems’ passes now on sale in Colorado
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Amid the summer heat, the trade group representing the majority of Colorado’s ski areas wants people to think snow. Colorado Ski Country USA recently listed its multi-mountain family pass for sale. That’s the Gems Pass, proudly featuring some of the state’s non-mega resorts. Passes for teens ($199) and parents ($325) grant two days at each…
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Colorado ski resorts in summer: A look at some standout attractions
The powder fades, and a different kind of fun ramps up at Colorado’s ski resorts. This century has seen the industry increasingly vie for year-round destination status. The latest and greatest developments spot this state’s Rockies — amusements for families, underappreciated views for sightseers and singletrack for serious mountain bikers. As ski areas shift to…
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Price deadline approaches for Vail Resorts’ Epic Pass
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save While Coloradans’ collective focus is turning to summer, one might want to consider next ski season. Vail Resorts’ popular Epic Pass is going up in price after May 27. Now is the time to secure the most affordable access to dozens of destinations worldwide, including…
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Slush Rush Copper Mountain wasn’t exactly a beach party for 2nd annual pond skim
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Conditions for the 2nd annual Slush Rush at Copper Mountain Resort were not exactly representative of a warm spring day as most pond skims and beach parties go near the end of ski season. Tom Hellauer tom.hellauer@denvergazette.com Instead of a typical warm, spring splash day it was a cold, spring powder day — yet the ski…