1-10 | ![]() |
The easiest of greens. Great for learning, perfect for your first day or two but probably boring to even the 2nd day skier. |
11-20 | ![]() |
A nice easy cruiser. Perfect for the solid beginner, or those who desire a nice run without much pitch. |
21-30 | ![]() ![]() |
For those who are making the transition from beginner to intermediate. Contains both beginner and intermediate pitches. |
31-40 | ![]() |
Solid intermediate run with medium steepness. |
41-50 | ![]() |
Middle of the road terrain. Intermediates will be challenged, advanced will feel comfortable. |
51-60 | ![]() ![]() |
Tough blues. Maybe a diamond for some pitches but, on average, intermediate stuff. |
61-70 | ![]() |
Single diamond stuff. Steeper than tough blues, but not that hard for advanced intermediates. |
71-80 | ![]() |
Solid advanced terrain. Advanced intermediates should think twice. |
81-90 | ![]() ![]() |
Steep terrain, any type of snow, moguls etc. Challenging but not yet extreme. Should be a solid advanced skier. |
91-100 | ![]() |
Experts only! Anything in this category should not be skied by anyone who has ANY skiing apprehension. |
Acknowledgment: Pulled off the WEB from the Copper Mountain WEB site.