Copper Mountain vs Keystone

    Copper Mountain and Keystone are neighbouring resorts in Colorado - here is how they stack up for different kinds of skier.

    Suitability - who each resort suits

    How well each resort matches different types of skier

    Beginners

    Copper Mountain

    Good

    Keystone

    Limited

    Intermediates

    Copper Mountain

    Good

    Keystone

    Very good

    Experts

    Copper Mountain

    Good

    Keystone

    Very good

    Off-piste

    Copper Mountain

    Limited

    Keystone

    Good

    Terrain Park

    Copper Mountain

    Not ideal

    Keystone

    Not ideal

    Families

    Copper Mountain

    Limited

    Keystone

    Not ideal

    Snow Confidence

    Copper Mountain

    Good

    Keystone

    Good

    Budget

    Copper Mountain

    Not ideal

    Keystone

    Not ideal

    Key stats compared

    Head-to-head on the numbers that matter

    Piste

    Copper Mountain

    115.1 km

    Keystone

    113.8 km

    Vertical drop

    Copper Mountain

    798 m

    Keystone

    914 m

    Lifts

    Copper Mountain

    99

    Keystone

    20

    Top elevation

    Copper Mountain

    3762 m

    Keystone

    3747 m

    Snow reliability

    Copper Mountain

    very reliable snow

    Keystone

    very reliable snow

    Snowiest month

    Copper Mountain

    December (~69cm)

    Keystone

    No data

    Day pass

    Copper Mountain

    €180

    Keystone

    €175

    Which should you choose?

    Our verdict based on terrain, snow, and who each resort suits

    Choose Copper Mountain if...

    you want the bigger ski area.

    Choose Keystone if...

    you want cruisy red runs or you want challenging terrain.