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March 7, 2025

Spring skiing at Copper Mountain

After long winters, it’s always the spring skiing, riding and festivities at Copper Mountain that remind us how any cold temperatures we endured were all worth it to provide a solid, deep base of snow for a long spring of either warm, bluebird days or fresh powder days.

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July 27, 2024

Fall Is The Favorite Local Season At Copper Mountain

After a summer filled with exciting festivals and races, autumn brings a seasonal lull to Copper Mountain and Summit County. Crisp mornings give way to sunny, calm days perfect for peak bagging, and by mid-September, mountainsides come alive with a golden glow as vast stands of Aspen prepare for the cold season.

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July 20, 2024

Five top spots for fall colors near Copper Mountain, Colorado

By mid-September, Colorado's aspen groves at higher elevations will be well into the transformation, as shorter days signal the trees to stop producing chlorophyll. Wandering among a dense stand of aspens when there's just the tingle of an afternoon breeze is pure magic — each leaf twirls in synchronicity with the next in a timeless ballet that's a feast for the senses.

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April 10, 2022

‘Mud season,’ a great season in Frisco

Locals have long called the season when the lifts close and the dirt trails aren’t quite dry “mud season.” It’s a magical time in Frisco and Copper Mountain, as all of Summit County quiets down, and the peace of the mountains seems to be made only for you, and me.

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April 12, 2018

Squeeze the last snow out of the season

Last weekend, Copper Mountain received 25 inches of new snow in two days. Since then, it has flurried, and this Friday, the Weather Channel is calling for a 70 percent chance of snow and some wind, so gear up for a powder day, and skip the slow traffic commute on I-70 by booking a condo at Copper Mountain for the weekend.

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