When you enter the lobby of Copper Springs Lodge, you immediately feel the rustic ambiance of a true ski lodge. The walls stretch two stories high, featuring a massive stone fireplace and an impressive elk antler chandelier. Enjoy a game of pool with friends, family members, and fellow travelers.

This cozy 1-bedroom condo has a Queen bed and a TV in the bedroom. The bathroom is not en suite. The living room features a Queen Sleeper Sofa and a gas fireplace. The private balcony offers nice views of the surrounding mountains. The kitchen is fully stocked with everything you need, and the dining room table has seating for five people, with three additional seats at the breakfast bar.

Three hot tubs and a sauna are available to soothe tired muscles. Individual ski lockers are located by the front doors, so there is no need to carry skis and snowboards back and forth to your room. Park in the secure heated underground garage and take the elevator up to your one-bedroom, second-floor condo! The clearance of the garage is 7'4". Overflow parking is available in the North Alpine Lot for an additional charge during the winter; summer parking is free. Shared laundry facilities are located on both the first and fourth floor.

It is a short walk to the Super B "6-pack" express chairlift, which takes you 2,000 vertical feet up to the top of the mountain. You can be skiing or riding Colorado powder in minutes! The Super B chairlift accesses intermediate and advanced terrain. To reach West Village and beginner terrain, take advantage of the free "Copper Coach" shuttle service. The Copper Coach will pick you up from the condo and take you anywhere in Copper Mountain, just give them a call. Another option is to walk to the bus stop across the street in front of Copper Station. The bus comes by every 5-10 minutes during the ski season and will take you to either Center or West Village.

Early Season Information: The Super B chairlift is used for Olympic training in November and early December. Public access to this lift is dependent on snow conditions, which can vary early in the season. Typically, public access begins around Thanksgiving but could be as late as the third week of December. For current snow conditions and information about which lifts are open, visit the Copper Mountain website.

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