by Mikaela Ruland

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by Lu Snyder

You don’t need to be a seasoned mountain biker to ride Copper Mountain. You don’t even need to be in shape. With Copper’s lift haul service, you can experience the thrill of mountain biking without even breaking a sweat.

by Doug Blake

by Tracy Block

If you are dreaming of getting married among sweeping mountain views and the best of Colorado food and beverage, Copper Mountain is the destination for you! On the fence about the idea? Denver and Eagle County airports offer easy transportation for our out-of-town guests, to start. Once you are here, you will relish the fact that everything you need is located onsite – lodging, activities, shopping, dining, and even a gym and spa!

by Mikaela Ruland

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Throughout my childhood, “never leave the dog at home,” was a mantra my family lived by.  

Sometimes, that was easier said than done. Though Colorado is a pretty dog friendly state, we often ran into places where our dogs were not welcome as we explored the Rocky Mountains.  

by Doug Blake

Finding time for a vacation is never easy, turning a weekend into a vacation at Copper Mountain is simple.  With numerous events going on throughout the summer season, bountiful experiences within the resort, plentiful options for dining and drinking, and an incredible mountain backdrop, you and your partner will be set-up with the perfect location for a couples getaway.

By Lisa Blake

Nothing works up an appetite like a full day of sucking in fresh mountain air while ziplining, biking, hiking, golfing, go-karting and showing off your ninja skills in the Woodward WreckTangle. Answering post-adventure grumbling stomachs, some of the resort’s top restaurants are rolling out new summer dining specials.

by Lu Snyder

Macaroni and cheese: it’s hands-down the kid favorite, but you needn’t be a kid to find joy in a bowl of creamy, cheesy noodles. If it’s not America’s number one comfort food, it certainly tops the list here, high up in Colorado’s Rockies.

by Mikaela Ruland

Follow Mikaela's adventures at @themillennialoutside and themillennialoutside.com. 

As the snow melts away and the days grow longer, Copper Mountain doesn’t go into hibernation. The grounds crew spends the late spring months transforming the winter wonderland we all know and love into a different kind of wonderland.