Come Summit the Slopes via Skis or Boards!

Children 6 and under ski/ride FREE with paid Adult.

Senior Citizens 70 and over ski/ride FREE

*Hours Subject to Change*

Skiing and Snowboarding Hours:

Tubing Vertical Drop 100 ft.

Longest run 750 ft.

2 Handle tows

4 Tubing Runs

160 Tubes

Snow Tubing Hours & Rates:

Tubing Hours

Monday through Friday

Closed Saturday March 17

Noon to 5 p.m.

open with one lift and two runs Sunday March 18

Noon to 5 p.m.

open with one lift and two runs

March 19, 2018 Closed for the Season

Rates:

One Hour

$14

Two Hours

$28

Looking for a great group outing? Bring your group tubing at Copper Summit.

Group Rates

Priced per person, minimum of 30 people

It is fun and easy; no experience or special equipment is needed. Just hop in our tube and enjoy the ride!

For group tubing rates, reservations must be made in advance.

Call 989.539.6583 for details and to book your tubing party.

Please Download information for Rates, Requirements, and Tubing Release Form

All group members must sign release form. Those under 18 require a parent or guardian signature.

Must be 36 inches or taller to ride tubes.

Tubes available on a first come first serve basis.

*Hours and rates subject to change*

Equipment Rental

Why Rent? Why not! We have great technology to make you look like a pro on the slopes. Our Rental Facility is conveniently located next to the slopes for easy access. Come and let our trained staff provide you with fast, quality service.

Skiing Skis

$17.00 Boots

$14.00 Poles

$5.00 Skis, Boots, and Poles (for 10-4 or 4-close)

$27.00 Skis, Boots, and Poles (All Day 10 a.m. to close)

$35.00 Children 6 & Under Package

$17.00 Helmet

$5.00 Snowboarding Snowboard Only

$17.00 Boots Only

$14.00 Board & Boots (10-4 or 4-close)

$27.00 Board & Boot Rental (All Day 10 a.m. to Close)

$35.00 Helmet

Season Passes

More skiing or riding means more fun! Convenience and savings make our season passes a best buy for anyone. So, put some fun into winter and buy one today! If you want to ski/ride any day, any time, the Copper Summit Season Pass is for you!

To purchase:

Stop in, mail/bring to Copper Summit completed pass application.

No refunds, all sales are final

Specials

January and February Ski and Boarding Specials:

Tuesday and Wednesday - Two for one lift tickets

Thursday - Students get $5 off regular price of lift ticket

Retro Night Saturday February 3, 2023- $15 Lift and $15 rentals 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Ski Patrol

Since its formation in 1938, the National Ski Patrol (NSP) has evolved into one of the largest outdoor-winter rescue organizations in the world. It is composed of more than 28,500 members serving over 600 ski patrols including volunteer, paid, alpine, snowboard and nordic patrollers throughout the United States and certain military areas in Europe. The NSP membership provides countless years of service and devotion to the skiing community by providing safety education, emergency care, and rescue services.

In 1980, the National Ski Patrol was recognized as a Federal Charter by the United States Congress. This is a coveted endorsement that only a few other American institutions, such as the Red Cross, the YMCA, and the Boy Scouts, have earned. The Charter stipulates the promotion of safety and health in skiing and other outdoor winter recreational activities. The NSP reports directly to Congress.

The Copper Summit Ski Patrol consists of dedicated volunteers providing ski/boarding safety. The responsibilities include hill safety, skier/rider safety education, emergency care and rescue. Their mission is to serve the skiing public without charge in the rescue and first aid treatment of injured skiers, offering this service in a courteous manner, affording the best public relations possible for the Copper Summit and our organization.

Responsibility Code

Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other people or objects. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility to avoid them. You must not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible from above. Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and yield to others. Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails and out of closed areas. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability to load and unload safely.

This is a partial list. Be safety conscious. Officially endorsed by: National Ski Areas Association.

All fencing, poles, signage and other marking devices are in place to inform you of potential hazards or obstacles. The markers will not protect you from injury, and it is your responsibility to stay away from marked areas. The use of helmets or wrist guards may reduce the risk of injury. Whether or not to wear a helmet or other safety devices is a personal choice. Make sure to check into all available options.

Know the code. It's your responsibility. Be Aware. Ski with Care. For More Information, Check Out the NSAA's Video on Knowing the Code