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  • COPPER MOUNTAIN – DEC 7-9, 2012

    PPOS Stop #1 of 4: Halfpipe

    FIS sanctioned NORAM Cup Event

     

     

    Athlete Letter
    Download Copper PPOS Athlete Letter PDF

    Start Lists
    Download Ladies Qualifier H1 Start List PDF
    Download Mens Qualifier H1 Start List PDF
    Download Mens Qualifier H2 Start List PDF
    Download Mens Qualifier H3 Start List PDF

    Download Ladies Finals Start List PDF
    Download Mens Finals Start List PDF

    Schedule

    Text Message Updates

    To receive text updates about the Copper event, text TNFPPOS to 69302. (text messages will only last for the event weekend)

    Waivers
    Athletes under 18 years old must have these waivers filled out by their guardians and bring them to the event.
    Download Copper Waiver PDF
    Download MSI Waiver PDF

    Pre-Qualified Athletes and Athlete Age Requirements
    Download 2013 PPOS PreQ List PDF
    Pre-qualification is based off of the 2011/12 AFP end of year standings. The top 30 men in slopestyle, top 20 men in halfpipe, top 20 women in slopestyle, and top 20 women in halfpipe are pre-qualified.

    Athletes must be 14 or older to compete as of December 31, 2012.

    Lodging
    For discounted lodging, please call (866) 837-2996 and reference “The North Face Park and Pipe Open” and/or the group code “893”.

    Lift Tickets
    Athlete lift tickets will be available for $37/day at registration.

     

    Driving Directions
    Please see: http://www.coppercolorado.com/winter/directions

    Trail Map

    Located 75 miles from Denver in the heart of Summit County, Copper Mountain offers 126 trails spread over it’s mammoth 2,465 skiable acres of steeps, wide open bowls, tree-filled glades and gentle beginner areas.  One of the mountain’s newest features is Woodward at Copper, featuring The Barn, a 19,400-square-foot comprehensive ski and snowboard freestyle training facility complete with indoor artificial snow jumps, jib lines, foam pits, skate features and Olympic fly-bed trampolines. Indoor and outdoor training programs allow riders to learn tricks in a controlled environment before taking them out onto the snow. Copper Mountain also boasts a long list of kudos for its on-snow features. For the 2010-11 season, Freeskier Magazine ranked Copper as third best halfpipe and number one in the “Best for Progression” category in its Top 5 Terrain Parks poll; SKI magazine’s reader survey gave Copper a Top Ten Parks ranking; and for the third year in a row, TransWorld Snowboarding named Copper a ‘Top Ten Pipe’ in North America with the Main Vein Superpipe pulling down the number eight spot.