- Freeze
Magazine – 2005 Terrain Park Guide
One of Top 16 parks worth planning your winter around
- Transworld
SNOWboarding—2005 Resort Guide
#7—Overall Resort in North America
#8—Terrain Park in North America
#7—Halfpipe in North America
- Summit Daily-
Best of the Summit 2004
#1—Best skiing mountain
#1—Best snowboarding mountain
- Transworld
SNOWboarding - 2004 Resort Guide
# 5 – Overall Resort in North America
# 5 – Terrain Park in North America
# 9 – Halfpipe in North America
- Freeze Magazine -
2003
Top 5 parks in North America
- Summit Daily
– Best of the Summit 2003
Copper's Terrain Park the best snowboard run in Summit
County
- Freeskier
Magazine - 2002
# 11 – Terrain Park in North America
- Summit Daily
- Best of the Summit 2002
Copper's Terrain Park the best snowboard run in Summit
County
- Ski Magazine
- October 2002 Ready Survey
# 7 – Terrain Park
- Freeze Magazine -
2002
# 8 – North American Terrain parks
Copper's main terrain
park Catalyst, located on the Loverly trail accessed
by the American Flyer lift, has everything a rider wants:
On the left, a beginner track with mini-kickers and small
rails allow riders to learn the basics before moving on to
the bigger lines. In the center, medium-sized kickers and
jumps enable skiers and riders to improve gradually. And
on the right, giant tabletops, hip features, and an
18-foot Quarter pipe offer potential for as much air as
riders can handle. Halfway through the park, a rail
section boasts a variety of flat, kinked and rainbow rails
or boxes leading into Copper's award-winning superpipe.
Scattered throughout the park are a number of additional
features of varying sizes and degrees of difficulty, all
designed for optimum flow. Click
here to see where this park is located on our trail
map.
Superpipe