Ski Cooper

Come, join us on one of the friendliest mountains around.

Our people make the difference. We're committed to good service and a friendly atmosphere. We always have time for a smile and a cheerful hello. You'll enjoy our less crowded slopes and classes. There's more than just Alpine Skiing. Telemarkers, Cross-country Skiers, Snowboarders and Snowmobilers enjoy this great terrain in the San Isabel National Forest.

Places to Stay and Fun Things to Do

Peri & Ed's Mountain Hideaway
A Family Bed & Breakfast with 10 guest rooms, from a cozy room for 2 to the grand suite with 4 beds, looking out at Mount Elbert near Leadville. All rooms have private baths & include a full country breakfast.

Thunder Lodge
In the heart of the Collegiate & Sawatch Mountain Ranges on the banks of the Cottonwood Creek in Buena Vista. 8 pine log cabins have a tree covered courtyard. Open for hunting and winter season fun!

Return to the Top

General Skiing Information

• Vertical rise: 1,200 ft.
• Terrain: 400 skiable acres, lift served. 2400 acres, snowcat served.
• Number of trails: 26
• Longest run: Trails End - 1.4 miles
• Trails:
• Easiest - 30%
• More difficult - 40%
• Most difficult - 15%
• Expert - 15%
• Annual snowfall: 250 inches
• Snowmaking: 160 acres
• Lifts: 4 Total: 1 triple, 1 double, 2 surface
• Lift capacity: 3,300 skiers/riders per hour

Facilities

• Base elevation: 10,500 ft.
• Summit elevation: 11,700 ft.
• Map Location: North Central H-12
• Location: 125 Miles to Denver International Airport via I-70 and U.S. Highway 24, 135 Miles to Colorado Springs via Highway 24, 30 Miles to Summit County via Highway 91, 35 Miles to Vail

More Activities & Information

Summit County - includes Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Dillon, Frisco, Green Mountain Reservoir, Heeney, Keystone & Silverthorne