Okay, so yesterday I decided to finally figure out the whole “Copper Mountain altitude” thing. I mean, I’m planning a ski trip there, and I kept hearing people talk about the altitude, so I figured I should probably, you know, know what I’m getting myself into.
First, I just did a quick search. Just typed in “Copper Mountain altitude” into the search bar. Boom, tons of stuff popped up.
Digging a Little Deeper
I wanted information about the base and the summit separately. I found a few different websites talking about it, and I wanted to be sure that I got some variety, so I kept reading. I kept seeing various number, so I stuck with it to figure it all out.
So, from what I gathered, here’s the deal:
- Base Elevation: It looks like the base of Copper Mountain sits at around 9,712 feet. That’s pretty high up there!
- Summit Elevation: The very top, the peak, is somewhere around 12,441 feet. Whoa!
I scribbled those numbers down on a sticky note and stuck it on my monitor. Good to have that handy for my trip planning.
Honestly, finding the info wasn’t rocket science. It was more about just taking a few minutes to look it up and make sure I had a good general idea. Now I feel a little more prepared, at least altitude-wise, for my trip!
