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Ski Cooper

Colorado · skicooper.com

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1,200 ft
Vertical
11,700 ft
Summit · base 10,500 ft
64
Trails · 3 glades
5
Lifts

Terrain

Easiest: 19% (12 trails)More difficult: 27% (17 trails)Most difficult: 29% (18 trails)Experts only: 25% (16 trails)
  • 12 easiest
  • 17 more difficult
  • 18 most difficult
  • 16 experts only

Named trails on our map of the mountain, by the sign on the resort's own map. The resort's own mix: 18% beginner · 26% intermediate · 32% advanced · 24% expert.

Elevation

Base 10,500 ft · summit 11,700 ft · 1,200 ft vertical · 18% easiest, 26% more difficult, 32% most difficult, 24% experts only

Base 10,500 ft to summit 11,700 ft, on the same scale as every resort in the list (16–13,487 ft).

Uphill travel

Sign the Uphill Access Policy first. During operating hours (8 am – 4 pm) uphill needs a Cooper season or day pass plus an Uphill Access Ticket, on three designated routes: looker's left of Trail's End (front side), looker's left of Ambush (back side) and looker's right of Low Road / High Road to Motherlode Flats (from Tennessee Creek Basin). Free 4 pm – 8 am on open trails not being groomed (off the mountain by 8:45 am); no patrol after hours. No dogs Dec 1 – Apr 25.

The resort's uphill policy

At a glance

Lifts
2 chairs, 2 surface lifts, 1 carpet
Skiable acres
480
Snowmaking
0% of the terrain
Night skiing
No
Passes
2026–27 season, from each pass's own resort list.
Address
232 County Road 29, Leadville, CO 80461

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Trail and lift data © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenSkiData (ODbL), with additional information from resort sources. Resort facts include information from resort and pass-provider sources. Catalog built 2026-11-01. Trail and lift counts reflect our catalog and may differ from resort totals. Check official resort sources for current closures, access and pass terms. Something wrong? Tell us.