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What’s New At Ski Cooper

November 17, 2021

OPEN THROUGH APRIL 17, 2022!

 

For a ski “resort” without the crowds and pretense, visit Ski Cooper!

 

Enjoy authentic Colorado skiing without lift lines, high prices, high-rise condos, or hard man-made “snow.” Cooper boasts wide-open spaces in a family-friendly and affordable environment. Buy your pass today!

WHAT’S NEW AT SKI COOPER IN 2022

Welcome these new amenities for the 2021-22 season:

  • New Family Skiing Area: Kids of all ages will love Leprechaun Lane, with its fun Irish theme.
  • New Advanced Runs: Challenge yourself on three new advanced black diamond trails in Tennessee Creek Basin, Slider and Skid Road.
  • Timberline Taproom: Enjoy apres ski in this new 21+ pub in the base area featuring Colorado microbrews, with new deck seating.
  • New Larger Retail Shop: Shop the Trading Post for warm winter gear.
  • Expanded Rental Shop: Rent gear more quickly, with our larger and more streamlined shop.

CAT SKIING

In 2022, Cooper offered a new, more affordable way to go cat skiing! Advanced skiers and snowboarders could buy two runs as an add-on to their season pass or day pass. Cat skiing has ended for the 2021-2022 season. Please check back in 2022-23 to enjoy the thrill and adventure of cat skiing and the breathtaking views on Chicago Ridge.

RUNS FOR ALL ABILITY LEVELS

Choose from 62 runs at Cooper, with something for every ability level. While Cooper is known as a family resort, the Tennessee Creek Basin includes 16 double-black diamonds and three black diamonds. Whatever you choose, you’ll be surrounded by majestic beauty all day long.

 

WHAT TO EXPECT THIS SEASON

Please check Cooper’s “Know Before You Go” page for info on Covid-19 precautions and the 2021-22 season guide.

 

Make your plans today for a trip to Ski Cooper!

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