Quick Info
Season: June-September. Lift-served: American Eagle lift. Trail types: Downhill, flow, XC. Rentals: Available at base area. Woodward: Indoor progression facility for skills. Day pass: Required for lift-served biking.
Copper Mountain transforms into a mountain biking destination in summer. Lift-served downhill trails provide gravity-fed riding, while cross-country trails offer pedal-powered adventures with Summit County views.
Lift-Served Downhill
American Eagle Lift
The main lift for bikers, accessing intermediate and advanced downhill trails. Load your bike and ride down—no climbing required.
Trail Difficulty
Trails range from intermediate flow trails to expert technical descents. Something for developing riders through advanced.
Progression
Copper's Woodward facility offers indoor training including foam pits and ramps for learning jumps safely before hitting the mountain.
Cross-Country Trails
The surrounding White River National Forest has extensive cross-country trails. The recreation path connects to Frisco and beyond for longer rides.
Rentals & Lessons
Bike rentals: Full-suspension downhill and trail bikes available. Reserve ahead on weekends.
Lessons: Downhill clinics for beginners and progression-focused coaching available.
Tips
Armor up. Full-face helmets and pads recommended for downhill. Rentals include protective gear.
Book Woodward. If you're learning, a Woodward session helps build skills in a safe environment.
Morning rides. Afternoon thunderstorms are common in July-August. Start early.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need my own bike?
No. Full-suspension rentals available. Bring your own if you prefer.
Is it good for beginners?
Woodward helps beginners learn basics. Some on-mountain trails are accessible to intermediate riders.