Local skier, Espen Plotkin, 10, right, approaches a feature, but stops on top it while Woodward coach Sean Halpin keeps on eye on him during a lesson at the Central Park terrain park at Copper Mountain ski area July 18, 2020. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
OK, so you can’t exactly get a few turns in right now being July and all, but you can catch a few of those vibes at a terrain park. Central Park at Copper opened up July 5 and features a fully stocked terrain park complete with multiple rail features and small and large jumps for all skill levels.
Guests must purchase either full- or half-day lessons for the park, which closes Aug. 15. Riders take the Super Tube carpet lift back up to the top of the run, then either take a bus or the lift back down to the base at the end of the day.
