What's The Easiest Way To Get You To Copper? And How Do You Get Around When You Are There?

A combination of regular flights and shuttle buses makes getting to and around Copper very easy.

Getting to Denver International Airport:

There are few if any direct flights from Europe/U.K. and Asia/Australasia to Denver:

• If you're coming from Europe/UK you'll likely need to go via New York, Washington or Chicago. Talk to your travel agent about options.
• If you’re coming from Asia/Australasia then prepare yourself for the special experience that is entering the US through LAX.

If you've got the time, you might want to try a road trip from either coast -- see a little bit of the states before you start your training.

Getting to Copper from Denver:

Regular shuttle buses run between Denver and Copper or Frisco. All shuttles provide comfortable, fast (1.5 - 2 hrs) and convenient service to and from the Denver area. Two options to consider: 

• The Colorado Mountain & Resort Express (CME) bus takes you directly from Denver International Airport to Copper (appox $80). 

Another option is to spend time in Denver and get acclimatized to the altitude changes. There are regular bus’s from the airport to Denver’s busy and exiting town center, from there the Greyhound runs twice daily trips along the I70 including a stop in Frisco.

Driving?

Frisco and your accommodations are 80 miles west of Denver: take 1-70 to the Frisco exit (#201).

Getting Around Copper and Surrounds While You Are On Your Course

Around Copper there are regular bus routes that move you between the various locations in the village. The Summit stage runs regular services between Frisco and Copper Mountain. This service will be your main link to your accommodations and services provided in Frisco. The summit stage also operates services to Silverthorne, Breckenridge, Summit cove and Keystone. It provides excellent service throughout Summit County and is a great way to get around and it’s free.