Copper By Owner - Condo Rentals at Copper Mountain, Colorado

"You just can't get any closer to the mountain and lifts."

Others claim to offer ski-in/ski-out lodging. Ask them if you can ski right from the building to the lifts and can you ski right back home again. That is true ski-in/ski-out with no carrying skis (or kids' skis) to the nearest lift. The Lodge at Copper and Copper Mountain Inn are the only true ski-in/ski-out buildings at Copper. If you're going to ski Copper Mt., you might as well stay in the best location available at the lowest owner direct rates.

This building has been called Copper's most requested location by central reservations. The Lodge is located on its own private drive, though still in the Center Village. This condo is within 100 feet of the American Flyer Lift and just a few feet further to the American Eagle - Copper's two main lifts. A true ski-in, ski-out, beautifully maintained building with an outdoor Jacuzzi tub. Indoor underground heated parking space.

The Lodge at Copper is considered the premiere location at Copper Mountain. Both of our condos in this building have slope side balconies with views to the lift and up the mountain. One unit has a bedroom with king bed, living area with queen sleeper sofa and bunk bed. Also available is another unit with the same floor plan with a king bed in the bedroom and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area. A single size Aerobed is also available at no cost for an extra sleeping space. 24 Hour check-in.

Call now (847-205-0558) as Copper Mountain is quickly booking the prime dates for the 2009-2010 ski season. With 2,433 acres of skiable terrain, Copper Mountain is the biggest and least crowded mountain resort area in Summit County, Colorado.

Despite being the biggest, it has the least amount of lodging units available which is the main reason for Copper's uncrowded lifts and runs. With its naturally divided ski terrain that separates skiers by ability across the mountain, Copper has been called "the most nearly perfect ski mountain in the U.S." by the U.S. Forest Service.

It’s also known as the Local’s Favorite. Perhaps that’s due to Copper’s long, steep mogul runs, its ample above-timberline open bowl skiing, or its long, groomed easier runs.