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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.

Click here to download pass application.

Dates of operation:

WINTER SEASON

December 15th-March 1st
REGULAR HOURS:

Monday-Friday

8am-9pm

Saturday

7am-10pm

Sunday

12pm-5pm

Day Pass

Have access to a full day on the slopes

Full Day (winter season) 9am-5pm

  • Adult: $30 per person
  • Children 5 & up: $25 per person

Half Day - 12pm-5pm

  • Adult: $15
  • Children 5 & up: $10

Children 5 & under and Seniors ride Free!

Overnight Pass

Have access to exclusive hours on the slopes when staying on Copper Summit's grounds for 2 days or more

EXCLUSIVE HOURS - 7am-8pm

  • 2-day: $50 (adult); $30 (Children 5 & up)
  • 3-day: $80 (adult); $40 (children 5 & up)
  • 4-day: $100 (adult); $50 (children 5 & up)
  • 5+ days: $115 (adult); $60 (children 5 & up)

Meal Deals

Dine in style and convenience with the meal pass, which allows overnight pass holders to reserve seats at any of our dining facilities; as well as exclusive discounts that change every month!

Get yours by booking your stay today!
Night Ski

Get exclusive access to our slopes until 11pm with our night pass!

Availble as an add on to already purchased tickets

Children 17 & under require Parent/Guardian approval for purchase

Take a group skiing/snowboarding!

Group discounts are available on purchases of 20 or more tickets. One complimentary lift ticket will be provided for every 20 purchased. Children ages 6 and under ski free.

Make it easy by following these steps:
  1. 1. Simply call 989.539.6583. Your group members get great skiing/riding rates for bringing a group of at least 20.
  2. 2. For your non-skier/riders check out our Tubing Area.
  3. 3. To help you with the group process, you will find three forms you can fill out and have your group members sign in advance.

Download All Group Requirements and Forms

Included in this document are the following:
  • Group requirements and rates
  • Rental Form: This form allows you to fill out rental information about each person. You will need to know height, weight, shoe size, and ability.
  • Rental and Liability Release Agreement: All group members renting equipment are required to sign a rental and liability release agreement.

Ski School

At every Ski Area there are certain people who love to gather and share their knowledge of skiing and snowboarding. Here, these individuals belong to the Copper Summit Snowsports School. Our instructors are more than just qualified, they are a closely-knit team dedicated to you and your enjoyment. We believe that creating a fun environment in which to learn and grow is the key to having a great winter recreation experience. Whether you re a beginner or advanced skier or rider, our instructors can tailor programs to fit your needs.

General Learning Center Information

Location: Front Counter

Tickets: Individual lessons do not include a lift ticket. A lift ticket is required for each person using the area.

Rentals: Shaped skis, snowboards and helmets are available in rental department.

After School Lessons

Copper Summit's After School Lesson Program provides skiing and snowboarding class lessons for children grades 3-8.

Lessons are available Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for five consecutive weeks. The program provides equipment, lessons, lift tickets, and most important: LOTS OF FUN!

Race Clinic

Advanced Skills

focus on racing techniques, gates and more! Available Friday only. Helmets required.

Freestyle techniques available Thursday only. Helmets required.

Family Benefits

Affordable Options

Students may stay and ski after lessons for just $5. This includes a ticket and rental. Family members can ski during lessons for $15 (lift ticket) and $15 (rental).

Dress Code

Proper Attire

Students must have gloves/mittens, hats (helmets recommended), winter jackets, and snow pants. Glove protectors are recommended for tow rope use and are available for purchase.

Weather Conditions

Contact the ski area at (989)-569-6753 for weather-related updates or cancellations.

Missed classes will be made up at the end of the program if weather permits. No refunds for weather cancellations.

Cancellation Policy

Full Refunds

Make-Ups

A full refund is available if canceled 14 days prior to the first lesson. After the first lesson, refunds are $25 for skiers and $30 for boarders.

What Level do I register for?

Not sure what level to register your child for?

First Time: No prior experience; may have tried skiing or snowboarding 1-2 times.

Beginner: Can make basic turns, control speed, and ride the rope without assistance.

Intermediate: Can turn on command and ride tow rope/chairlift independently.

Terrian Park

Copper Summit has two terrain parks, one with smaller features on the beginner hill and a larger park in the Bone Yard. Numerous features are spread throughout the runs and are professionally groomed daily to provide every rider the best the Midwest has to offer in park progression. The diversity of Copper Summit's terrain supports the progression of your riding. Some terrain park features include a double C-box, 10' flat 20' down t-style rail and a beginner rainbow. It's open to snowboarders and skiers. There's always room to explore and there's always something going on!

Smart Style

Make a plan.

Always make a plan of the direction and path you intend to ride. Making a plan before executing takes one more strain off your mind to free it up for concetration on the trick you plan on executing. Your path should be clear of other riders' lines and riders who are chillin' waiting for their turn.

Look before you leap.

Scope around the jumps first, not over them. Know your landings are clear and clear yourself out of the landing area.

Easy style it.

Start small and work your way up - throughout the day and the season.

Respect gets respect.

From the lift line through the park, respect everyone on the mountain.

Check out this video on Smart Style:

Responsibility Code

Observe the code listed below.

  • 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.
  • Know the code-it's your responsibility.

For more information, check out the NSAA's video on saftey and responsibility