Welcome · Lark Mountain Properties
Welcome! We love Copper Mountain and hope your vacation is memorable and exceptional in every way. You’re right in the heart of the action, with the American Eagle lift, restaurants, grocery, music, sledding, the snow maze, the mountain coaster, and the pond just steps away. For anything you need during your stay, please contact our local management team, Lark Mountain Properties, through your booking app. You can also call or if it's urgent, text 970-575-5275. As our family has traveled the world, we’ve learned by experience what sets a vacation rental apart: • A breathtaking yet practical location to maximize adventure • Creature comforts so it truly feels like home away from home • Meticulous attention to detail, quality, and cleanliness • Friendly, helpful service We work hard to deliver on all of these, and we welcome your ideas and feedback. Please enjoy the house provided hot chocolate to get things started. These mugs are also great for ice cream 🙂 Kevin Hoffman, Owner, Chasing Powder LLC
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189 Ten Mile Circle, 735, Frisco, Colorado 80443
Open in Google MapsArrival & Entry Instructions Address: 189 Ten Mile Circle, Copper Mountain, CO 80443 Check-in Overview Video We know arriving at a new place (especially if you arrive at night) can be stressful. We’re providing pictures so you know what to expect every step of the way. Overview: as you arrive to Copper Center Village on Ten Mile Cir you’ll park in the 15-minute parking area (“skier drop-off”) on your left, pick up your key card from the lockbox in the West Village Square building lobby, and then park in the building’s underground garage (using the keycard to open the garage door). Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2zk75GaYZuMmVDbU9 IMPORTANT: If your vehicle is taller than 6’9” see alternate parking instructions below. Details: As you enter Copper Resort, follow signs for Center Village, and turn left at the second stop sign (this will be Ten Mile Circle road). This is the heart of Copper resort where all the action is! As you approach the circle at the end of this street, on your left will be a 15-minute parking area labeled “skier drop-off” where you can temporarily park while you pick up your key card. Park here, then walk across the street and towards copper where there will be the Village Square building plaza on the right. Go up the few steps and look for the Village Square West Building sliding doors. There will be cabinets on your left. The upper cabinet contains the lockbox with your keycard that you can use to access the building, the parking garage, and all three doors (#733, #735, #737) of the condo. 1. Park in the 15-min Skier drop-off area: 2. Walk to the Village Square West entrance and pickup keycard from lockbox. There is a cabinet in the lobby, and the lockbox is the round blue circular electronic lockbox with bright green tape and 735 written on it. The keycode was sent to you through messaging (it's a unique pin code for your reservation): 3. Return to Vehicle, Park in Garage, Register Your Vehicle If your vehicle fits within the building parking garage clearance of 6 feet 9 inches, proceed to park in the building garage right across the street from the short-term parking area. Your key card can be used to open the garage entrance. You may park one vehicle anywhere in the garage. Take the west building elevator to the 7th floor. Then use the QR code on the fridge or go to https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ to register parking for your vehicle by your license plate. Do not forget to register! Please ensure your registration is for the right length of time (ending at 11am on the day of checkout). Oversize Vehicle Parking IMPORTANT: If your vehicle will not clear 6’9” then you may park your vehicle in the lower level of the Ten Mile Lot parking garage (also called the “B Lot”), which has a clearance of 7 feet. This is the lower level of the garage on the same side of the street as the skier drop-off parking. To park in the B-Lot you need your keycard as well as the physical B-Lot parking pass from the condo cabinet above the microwave (put the pass on your dashboard). The entrance to the B-Lot is on Guller Road off Ten Mile Cir, right across the street from the Village Square building: Make sure to put the B-Lot parking tag on your dashboard and register your vehicle’s license plate in the “Ten Mile Lot” section of https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ (unit 735 passcode 431455). The B-Lot parking pass is only valid for the lower level of this garage. The upper level of the garage is daily paid parking and does not have overnight parking. The B-Lot garage has a clearance of 7”. If your vehicle is still too tall, then you will need to park your vehicle in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking Area (Copper charges $20/night): Important Parking Guidelines You are only permitted to park one vehicle in either the building’s underground parking lot or in the B-Lot. Copper Mountain strictly enforces this as parking within the heart of the resort is limited. If you have more than one vehicle, you can park additional vehicles in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking area. Copper charges $20/night and be sure to register your payment. Planning ahead for the day of checkout: Your parking permit will end at 11am on the day of checkout. After that the parking spot for the condo unit is needed for our cleaning crew to prepare for the next guest. We cannot accommodate parking beyond your checkout time. If you parked in the B-Lot, please return the B-Lot parking pass to the cabinet above the microwave before you leave for the next guest to enjoy. If you plan to stay at the resort and need parking after checkout, we recommend parking in one of the Copper Mountain paid lots, such as the Ten Mile Lot across the street (enter from the circle). You can also park in the free Alpine or Far East Lot outside of Copper Village and take the shuttle back into the resort. (The free lot can fill up on very busy weekends, so plan ahead and move your car early if needed.)











Park in Garage, Register Your Vehicle If your vehicle fits within the building parking garage clearance of 6 feet 9 inches, proceed to park in the building garage right across the street from the short-term parking area. Your key card can be used to open the garage entrance. You may park one vehicle anywhere in the garage. Take the west building elevator to the 7th floor. Then use the QR code on the fridge or go to https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ to register parking for your vehicle by your license plate. Do not forget to register! Please ensure your registration is for the right length of time (ending at 11am on the day of checkout). Oversize Vehicle Parking IMPORTANT: If your vehicle will not clear 6’9” then you may park your vehicle in the lower level of the Ten Mile Lot parking garage (also called the “B Lot”), which has a clearance of 7 feet. This is the lower level of the garage on the same side of the street as the skier drop-off parking. To park in the B-Lot you need your keycard as well as the physical B-Lot parking pass from the condo cabinet above the microwave (put the pass on your dashboard). The entrance to the B-Lot is on Guller Road off Ten Mile Cir, right across the street from the Village Square building: Make sure to put the B-Lot parking tag on your dashboard and register your vehicle’s license plate in the “Ten Mile Lot” section of https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ (unit 735 passcode 431455). The B-Lot parking pass is only valid for the lower level of this garage. The upper level of the garage is daily paid parking and does not have overnight parking. The B-Lot garage has a clearance of 7”. If your vehicle is still too tall, then you will need to park your vehicle in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking Area (Copper charges $20/night): Important Parking Guidelines You are only permitted to park one vehicle in either the building’s underground parking lot or in the B-Lot. Copper Mountain strictly enforces this as parking within the heart of the resort is limited. If you have more than one vehicle, you can park additional vehicles in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking area. Copper charges $20/night and be sure to register your payment. Planning ahead for the day of checkout: Your parking permit will end at 11am on the day of checkout. After that the parking spot for the condo unit is needed for our cleaning crew to prepare for the next guest. We cannot accommodate parking beyond your checkout time. If you parked in the B-Lot, please return the B-Lot parking pass to the cabinet above the microwave before you leave for the next guest to enjoy. If you plan to stay at the resort and need parking after checkout, we recommend parking in one of the Copper Mountain paid lots, such as the Ten Mile Lot across the street (enter from the circle). You can also park in the free Alpine or Far East Lot outside of Copper Village and take the shuttle back into the resort. (The free lot can fill up on very busy weekends, so plan ahead and move your car early if needed.)



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Arrival & Entry Instructions Address: 189 Ten Mile Circle, Copper Mountain, CO 80443 Check-in Overview Video We know arriving at a new place (especially if you arrive at night) can be stressful. We’re providing pictures so you know what to expect every step of the way. Overview: as you arrive to Copper Center Village on Ten Mile Cir you’ll park in the 15-minute parking area (“skier drop-off”) on your left, pick up your key card from the lockbox in the West Village Square building lobby, and then park in the building’s underground garage (using the keycard to open the garage door). Google Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2zk75GaYZuMmVDbU9 IMPORTANT: If your vehicle is taller than 6’9” see alternate parking instructions below. Details: As you enter Copper Resort, follow signs for Center Village, and turn left at the second stop sign (this will be Ten Mile Circle road). This is the heart of Copper resort where all the action is! As you approach the circle at the end of this street, on your left will be a 15-minute parking area labeled “skier drop-off” where you can temporarily park while you pick up your key card. Park here, then walk across the street and towards copper where there will be the Village Square building plaza on the right. Go up the few steps and look for the Village Square West Building sliding doors. There will be cabinets on your left. The upper cabinet contains the lockbox with your keycard that you can use to access the building, the parking garage, and all three doors (#733, #735, #737) of the condo. 1. Park in the 15-min Skier drop-off area: 2. Walk to the Village Square West entrance and pickup keycard from lockbox. There is a cabinet in the lobby, and the lockbox is the round blue circular electronic lockbox with bright green tape and 735 written on it. The keycode was sent to you through messaging (it's a unique pin code for your reservation): 3. Return to Vehicle, Park in Garage, Register Your Vehicle If your vehicle fits within the building parking garage clearance of 6 feet 9 inches, proceed to park in the building garage right across the street from the short-term parking area. Your key card can be used to open the garage entrance. You may park one vehicle anywhere in the garage. Take the west building elevator to the 7th floor. Then use the QR code on the fridge or go to https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ to register parking for your vehicle by your license plate. Do not forget to register! Please ensure your registration is for the right length of time (ending at 11am on the day of checkout). Oversize Vehicle Parking IMPORTANT: If your vehicle will not clear 6’9” then you may park your vehicle in the lower level of the Ten Mile Lot parking garage (also called the “B Lot”), which has a clearance of 7 feet. This is the lower level of the garage on the same side of the street as the skier drop-off parking. To park in the B-Lot you need your keycard as well as the physical B-Lot parking pass from the condo cabinet above the microwave (put the pass on your dashboard). The entrance to the B-Lot is on Guller Road off Ten Mile Cir, right across the street from the Village Square building: Make sure to put the B-Lot parking tag on your dashboard and register your vehicle’s license plate in the “Ten Mile Lot” section of https://villagesquare.parkingattendant.com/ (unit 735 passcode 431455). The B-Lot parking pass is only valid for the lower level of this garage. The upper level of the garage is daily paid parking and does not have overnight parking. The B-Lot garage has a clearance of 7”. If your vehicle is still too tall, then you will need to park your vehicle in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking Area (Copper charges $20/night): Important Parking Guidelines You are only permitted to park one vehicle in either the building’s underground parking lot or in the B-Lot. Copper Mountain strictly enforces this as parking within the heart of the resort is limited. If you have more than one vehicle, you can park additional vehicles in the Copper Village Alpine Lot Overnight Parking area. Copper charges $20/night and be sure to register your payment. Planning ahead for the day of checkout: Your parking permit will end at 11am on the day of checkout. After that the parking spot for the condo unit is needed for our cleaning crew to prepare for the next guest. We cannot accommodate parking beyond your checkout time. If you parked in the B-Lot, please return the B-Lot parking pass to the cabinet above the microwave before you leave for the next guest to enjoy. If you plan to stay at the resort and need parking after checkout, we recommend parking in one of the Copper Mountain paid lots, such as the Ten Mile Lot across the street (enter from the circle). You can also park in the free Alpine or Far East Lot outside of Copper Village and take the shuttle back into the resort. (The free lot can fill up on very busy weekends, so plan ahead and move your car early if needed.)










If some of the keys you are using no longer work on the doors, there's a good change that they have become de-magnetized. This isn't uncommon, and there's an easy fix! There are numerous locations around Copper Mountain, where there are what's called "hotspots". This is where you can take the key that's not working, and hold it up against the device, and it "recharges" your key. For example, in East Village, across the street from the Copper Springs Lodge, over by the East Village Lodge ticket window, there is a "recharging" hotspot for keys. By holding the key that's not working up against the sensor for a few seconds until the light changes color, will "recharge" the keycard! Here are pictures of where it's located: There are other locations in Copper where you can also recharge your keys. Here's what they look like, along with a map of the other complexes that have these sensors. (They are all right in the front lobby of the unit, and look like what's pictured below). Just hold your non-working key up to the sensor for around 20 seconds, and that should recharge your keys!




PARKING: There is additional parking is available in the Alpine lot. This lot is managed by Copper Mountain. Summer/Offseason: After the resort closes for offseason and summer, parking in copper lots is currently free. (daytime and overnight). Winter: Overnight parking is $20 per night (rates may change, subject to Copper Mountain), daytime parking only is free. Link to regiater pay for Alpine Lot: https://www.parkwhiz.com/instant-park/checkout/?beacon=STPX52099piD Pay Online For Alpine Lot Here Google Maps Directions to Alpine Lot If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at; 970 968-6477 If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 970 968-6477.




Wifi Network name: VillageSqr_735 Password: moosetracks43 Enjoy our speedy fiber-based Internet connection (often exceeds 200 mbit/sec up/down). Do not disconnect, unplug, or modify the Internet, routing, and access point equipment.
There is a indoor hot tub and sauna on the main level as well. It’s on the east end down in about the middle of the ski lockers. Bring towels with you from the condo as towels are not provided by the building, and remember to bring them back with you!
Your home will be ready with fresh bed linens and bath towels for every guest — both are included with your stay (covered by the one-time cleaning fee), so there's no need to bring your own. A starter supply of essentials is also provided: In the kitchen: • 1 roll of paper towels • 1 box of dishwasher detergent • 1 bottle of liquid dish soap (3 oz) • 1 kitchen wipe • Coffee and filters, stocked as a courtesy In each bathroom: • 2 rolls of toilet tissue • 1 box of facial tissue • 2 bars of soap • 1 shampoo and 1 lotion • 2 trash bags per trash basket These are starter supplies rather than an unlimited stock — for longer stays, plan to pick up extras of anything you'll use a lot. A few things to know: • Heading to the hot tub or pool? We suggest bringing your own beach towels — bath towels are for indoor use. • Daily cleaning service isn't included in the rental rate, but it's available at an additional rate — just send us a message. • Please don't remove towels or linens from the home.
Laundry, Vending, Ice is located at the east end of the 1st floor of the Village Square WEST building. There is a Pay Station that takes major credit cards, Apple Pay, etc.

Your dedicated ski locker is located on the first floor down the hallway by the elevator. It is labeled #735 and has a combination lock. The combo lock code is Right 32, Left 10, Right 20 (turn right past 0 twice then stop on 32, turn left past 0 once then stop on 10, then turn right and stop as soon as you get to 20, pull down). Do not remove the combo lock, they are managed by the building. Please remove all items from the locker upon departure.
Opposite the kitchen table you will find the very handy boot dryer: Operation is simple. Put your boots (or gloves!) on the pegs and use one of the buttons at the bottom of the unit to turn it on for the desired length of time. Your boots will soon be warm and dry! Enjoy warm, dry boots after your lunch break!
The building features radiant heat serviced by a central boiler and there is a zone in each room controlled by a thermostat. This provides a nice even heat but can take time for adjustments to the thermostat to change the temperature in the room up or down. In the winter, we recommend leaving the thermostats set to at least 72 degrees. The gas fireplace provides a quick additional source of heat, as well as the plug-in heaters provided in each bedroom. To turn on the gas fireplace, simply twist the timer to the right of the fireplace. The fireplace fan will automatically turn on after a few minutes of the fireplace being on to bring heat into the room, and will turn off once it detects all warmth has dissipated. Each bedroom has an additional plug-in heater located in the closet. These have either a high or a low setting and provide lots of heat despite their compact size. VERY IMPORTANT: Only plug in these heaters directly into an outlet on the wall, and not into any power strip or extension cord. They can draw up to 1500W of power and are designed to be plugged directly into an outlet on the wall. There are exposed wall outlets in each bedroom by the window for your convenience.


Bluetooth Speaker in Kitchen A Samsung Music Frame bluetooth speaker is located in the kitchen to play your tunes. To pair, press and hold the bottom button on the side of the unit for 5 seconds until the LED on the bottom of the front starts flashing: Then connect your bluetooth device and enjoy! Please do not move the speaker: it is heavy and cabled to stay in its place in the kitchen. You can also use AirPlay to play your tunes on TVs in the other rooms.

Every Lark Mountain home has a full kitchen, so you can cook as much — or as little — as you like during your stay. In every kitchen you'll find: • A full set of pots and pans • Microwave • Dishes, glassware, and utensils for everyday cooking and dining Small appliances in every home: • Drip coffee maker — standard drip style, using flat-basket filters (not cone filters, and not a Keurig or pod machine) • Crockpot (slow cooker) • Toaster • Blender If you're shopping on the way up: grab flat-basket coffee filters and your ground coffee of choice, plus any specialty ingredients — grocery stores in Frisco (Safeway, Whole Foods) are the closest full-size markets. If an appliance isn't listed above (espresso machine, air fryer, Instant Pot, rice cooker, etc.), assume the home doesn't have one. Questions about a specific item? Send us a message before your stay and we'll confirm.
The coffee maker in our unit uses a flat basket paper filter. We try to keep some stocked in the unit for guests, if it looks like we're running low, please let us know at support@larkmountain.com.
TVs and Digital Streaming Each TV allows you stream your favorite shows, watch cable TV, or connect your own device via HDMI: • Roku Ultra: Used to access your own digital streaming accounts (Netflix, Disney+, etc.). • Cable TV: Access the guide and channels using the EvoForce remote control. Cable TV is provided via the fiber Internet connection and does not require or use a physical cable connection. • Your own device (laptop): Each TV has an HDMI input on the media center or dresser underneath the TV to make it easy to plug your own device into the TV. See photos below. Do not unplug HDMI cables from the back of the TV, please use these convenient connections instead. • AirPlay: Each Roku acts as an AirPlay receiver for wireless video streaming. Once your device is connected to the wifi network, you should see AirPlay destinations for each TV. Living Room TV: Samsung Frame Pro 75” The Living Room TV is a 75” Samsung Frame Art TV. Turning off the TV will display art. You can turn off the art by holding the TV power button for a few seconds. If the remote is low on battery you can charge it via USB-C in the kitchen. You may need to use the Samsung remote to select the right input signal after turning it on (HDMI 1 for Roku & AirPlay, HDMI 2 for Cable TV, HDMI 3 for your own device). To plug in your own device, use the HDMI cable attached to the left of the media cabinet. Please do not remove or change any of the cabling. Roku Tips • The Roku is on HDMI input 1 on all TVs. When you power on the Roku with the remote, the TV should automatically switch to HDMI 1. • The Roku remote control can control the TV power/volume as well as the Roku. • Enter your checkout date on first use, and it will automatically log you out of your streaming accounts when you leave so you don’t forget. • You are free to install any apps you want on the Roku as the unit will be reset automatically upon checkout. • If a Roku remote is low on battery, you can charge it via USB-C using the kitchen USB-C charger. Cable TV Tips • Cable TV is on HDMI input 2 on all TVs. When you power on the Cable TV device (EvoForce) with the remote, the TV should automatically switch to HDMI 2. • In the north bedroom, HDMI 2 is shared with an HDMI switch to connect your own HDMI device. Press the button on the HDMI switch to either select the cable TV device or your own HDMI device. All other TVs dedicate HDMI 2 to cable TV and HDMI 3 is for your own device. • In the north bedroom, you may have to use the TV remote input button (top right button) to switch between HDMI 1 (Roku) and HDMI 2 (cable TV or your own device). Tips for Connecting Your Own Device via HDMI Each bedroom TV also has one of its inputs on the back connected to an easily accessible HDMI switch, to make it super easy to plug in your own device (e.g., a laptop). For your convenience, an HDMI cord is already plugged into the switch. The button on the top of the HDMI switch can be used to select the HDMI input on either port 1 or port 2 (a blue LED light will indicate which is currently active). North bedroom (switch between cable TV and our provided HDMI cable): South bedroom (switch between our provided cable or another HDMI port you can plug into):







While we’ve found it’s nice and quiet at night, we know that many find comfort in falling asleep to white noise, nature sounds, or music. We’ve provided a high fidelity sound machine in each bedroom. Simply turn them on, press one of the 3 sound selection buttons one or more times to select the desired sound (white noise, nature, and fans), and optionally press the sleep timer button.

The south bedroom has a Doc & Pie’s cocktail arcade machine with 60 classic arcade games! Use the joystick to select which game you want to play and press the one or two player button to begin. Try to beat high scores from other guests and leave your legacy in the unit! Please do not move the machine. It’s heavy and it’s not designed to be moved by lifting from the top and attempting to do so can damage the unit. Volume control: For the pleasure of every parent, we’ve installed a custom physical volume control knob under the joystick area on the side facing the window. Twist left or right to fully mute the sound or set the volume to your preference. Turning the machine on/off: Use the power switch in the back, right above where the cord plugs in. It takes about two minutes for the machine to boot up (a counter will display on screen).


A selection of family friendly board games are in the living room media cabinet for your enjoyment. Please ensure all pieces are returned and games put back for the next guest to enjoy!
Trash Service Trash must be bagged and disposed of in the trash chute in the room by the elevator. If the trash will not fit down the trash shute, take the elevator to the parking garage level and place it in the dumpster. Additional bags are underneath the kitchen sink. Copper Mountain sorts all trash to recycle what is possible. Additionally, recycling bins can accept additional cardboard and other recyclable items in the dumpster room inside the parking garage.
Heated Toilet Seats + Bidets Each bathroom is equipped with heated toilet seats and a built-in bidet with heated water for your comfort. The bidet will only activate when it detects someone is sitting on the seat. Use the bidet controller across from the toilet seat to operate. Select your desired water pressure and temperature, then press either Posterior or Feminine buttons as appropriate, and press dryer when finished. The auto clean button will run a posterior cycle and then a dryer cycle. Press stop at any time as needed. The bidet will automatically clean itself after each use. The bidet also has a built-in nightlight. You can turn this on/off as you wish using the button on the seat:


The south bedroom has a desk with an ergonomic office chair, 32” 4K monitor (with built-in speakers), keyboard, mouse, and docking station for your convenience. Bring your laptop and enjoy a full work-from-home setup to stay productive, then get back out there on the mountain! How to Use: • We recommend placing your laptop to the right of the monitor. All cables have been organized and tied down for you to connect your laptop at this spot. • Most modern Windows/Mac laptops support USB-C docking station connections. Simply connect the host USB-C cable, and the monitor, keyboard, and mouse should connect. It will provide up to 100W of charging power to keep your laptop running, all from a single cable. • If your laptop does not support video over the USB-C docking station connection, connect the USB-C host cable (or use the attached adapter on the cable to convert it to USB-A) for the keyboard and mouse, and use the provided HDMI connection for the monitor. • The monitor should auto-detect whether a video signal is coming from the docking station (displayport) or HDMI (if you plugged in your laptop directly). There is a button on the bottom of the monitor to manually switch monitor input sources if needed. • Other Notes: • A computer is not provided – you must bring a laptop to connect to the monitor. • You’re welcome to connect other devices into the docking station (provides USB-C, USB-A, 2x HDMI, Ethernet, SD/MicroSD card slots, and audio):




Bedding for Daybed and Pull-out Couches In addition to the king-sized beds in both bedrooms, and the twin-over-full bunk bed, you have: • A twin-sized daybed in the north bedroom. • A queen-sized pull-out (blue) couch in the north bedroom. • A full-sized pull-out (grey) couch in the living room. Bedding for these are all in labeled bins in the closet. If the bedding is used, please leave on top of the couch on departure. For the day-bed and pull-out couch please put on the mattress protector (from the bin in the closet) before putting on the sheet.
2-in-1 Mist-Free Humidifers + Air Purifiers For your comfort, we have provided top-of-the-line Blueair 2-in-1 Purify + Humidifiers in each room. The Colorado mountains can have quite a dry climate depending on the time of year, and we’ve found these units to be both convenient and very effective at keeping the room comfortable and your skin happy. As you wish, you can run these in the 2-in-1 air purification + humidification mode, just in air purification mode (there is no harm when the water tank is empty), or turn them off. These units have special filters that allow regular tap water to be used and they are top fill, making them very easy to operate. In dry winter months, we recommend using the unit in auto mode with humidification. First, refill the water tank if needed (easy top fill – see instructions below). Then turn the unit on, and press the auto button in the bottom right, and make sure humidification is on (water droplet is shown on the display – if not press the water droplet button to enable humidification). When on auto, the fan will run at a higher speed if the room is quite dry and it’s adding water to the air. If you prefer you can manually change the fan speed as well. Refilling the water tank When the water tank is empty this symbol will display: To refill the tank when it’s empty, simply press the power button in the lower left of the control panel to stop the fan from spinning, and then pour normal tap water onto the display (NOT the fan area). The water tank holds up to 3L and for your convenience, we’ve provided a water pitcher in the kitchen that holds 3L. Here is a full tutorial video with all details on the controls and refilling: Night mode – you can press the brightness button to dim the display lights as needed. There is also a dedicated night mode that will keep the fan/humidifier on the lowest setting so that it will run whisper quiet.



Equipment for Kids For your convenience we provide: • A high chair • A pack-and-play • A step stool (one-step, non-collapsable) • Absorbent pads that can be placed on top or under the sheets (washable, if used, please leave on the bed on top of the sheets)
There is a drain cover provided in each bathtub if you wish to fill the tub. Simply place it over the drain to fill, and when done remove for the tub to empty: Also note that depending on the time of year the hot water can take a few minutes running to reach full temperature. Please keep this in mind when filling bathtubs for kids, etc.


Night Stands For your convenience, the lamps on each of the nightstands have both a power outlet (on the side of the base of the lamp) and USB charging ports. Additionally, there are power cubes in or under the nightstand with additional outlets and USB charging ports. The north bedroom couch has an outlet and USB charging port built-in to the table at the head of the couch. Kitchen USB Charger If you forgot your USB charging cord, don’t worry, use our kitchen USB Charger with built-in cords! This provides 4 USB-C charging cords, and there is a lightning adapter on the end of each cable as well as needed. There are also 4 electrical outlets on the back to plug in your own chargers. Make sure the device is on and press the power button if needed. Please do not move/remove the chargers. Other USB Chargers & Outlets Power cubes are provided on either side of the living room couch, on the bedroom desk, and nestled in other key places to make it easy to keep your laptop or other devices fully powered!


Two stretching mats (7’ Manduka Pro) and two foam rollers are in the south bedroom closet. Perfect for warming up before hitting the slopes or helping muscles recover after a day on the slopes and a soak in the hot tub or sauna! The mats are closed-cell (resists absorbing moisture) and studio-grade. After use, please wipe with a hand towel as needed, re-roll, and return to the closet.

All windows have black-out roller shades so you can sleep in! Use the handle in the middle to (gently!) move them up and down. For your convenience, hooks are hanging on the wall or on the window sill to grab the handle from farther away. The skylights in the living room have motorized shades. To open or close, use the remote by the window. Press the left or right arrow until the “0” appears on the display. This indicates that you are about to send a command to all 6 skylight shades. Then press the up or down button to open or close the shade. The shades are solar charged and do not have replaceable batteries, they should always be charged and ready to go.

There are many activities to do while at Copper Mountain Resort. Lift tickets are best purchased through Copper at www.coppercolorado.com. They guarantee the lowest price. This is a private condo - so we don't have any additional discounts available for lift tickets or activities. For ski rentals, we like the Christy Sports right in East Village and also a great place to demo skies. It is in the building next to Foxpine. If you are staying in Center Village, there are a couple of shops but we like Breeze Ski Rental. It is easy at all of them to reserve online or on the phone ahead of your trip. Restaurants and Bars: Downhill Dukes, incline Bar & Grille, Ten Mile Tavern (our favorite lunch joint), Double Diamond (our favorite coffee and breakfast place), JJ's Rocky Mountain Tavern (East Village - and has great food), Mountain Melt, El Zacatecano (Mexican), Eagle BBQ, Mulligan's Irish Pub, High Rockies Whiskey and Wine Bar, Sugar Lips Mini Donuts, City Pop Gourmet Popcorn & Candy. Go to www.coppercolorado.com for more information, menus, hours and locations. The Copper Blog is super fun to follow as they post all sorts of information. https://www.coppercolorado.com/culture/blog/all-blogs/faces-of-copper-kelly-phillips We also encourage you to follow #Coppermtn and #Lark_mtn on Instagram and LarkMountain on Facebook Rocky Mountain Coaster: Located near the American Flyer Lift, the alpine coaster will take you cruising through the forest in both the winter and summer months while the resort is open! Tubbing is also a really fun activity to do and it is right in East Village. You do need to make reservations with Copperas it books up fast. Coffee Shops: Camp Hale(three locations), The Belgian Bean, Sky Chutes Coffee House (Center Village) Safe Sledding -Please be aware that sledding on County Roads is dangerous and there are several places STR guests and their children can head to safely sled or tube. Some ideas are here. *Rainbow Park Cost: Free 430 Rainbow Drive, Silverthorne, CO 80498 *Carter Park Cost: Free 300 S. High Street, Breckenridge, CO 80424 *Frisco Adventure Park Cost: Sledding, Free, Tubing, $26-$30/person (Reservations required, see website for details) 621 Recreation Way, Frisco, CO 80443 *Runway Sledding Hill on Fraction Drive Cost: Free 730 Airport Rd, Breckenridge, CO 80424 For Grocery: In Frisco, just 10 minutes away, there is a Safeway, Walmart and Whole Foods. In Copper Resort there is just a small (expensive) McCoy's Mountain Market in Center Village and a convenience store right off the exit - so we always encourage guests to plan ahead if you are going to eat/cook in the property. We haven't had great luck with delivery services for Food. We had one guest get an Instacart order this summer to go through but have had a hard time since. Staffing is really hard in the mountain communities. Restaurants and Bars: Downhill Dukes, Sawmill Pizza & Bar, Ten Mile Tavern (our favorite lunch joint), Downhill Dukes (at the base of the mountain), JJ's Rocky Mountain Tavern (East Village - and has great food), T-Rex Grill, El Zacatecano (Mexican), Eagle BBQ, Mulligan's Irish Pub, High Rockies Whiskey and WIne Bar, Sugar Lips Mini Donuts, City Pop Gourmet Popcorn We were just informed they are opening a new family style Italian Restaurant called Mama's Italiano - where they will serve homemade pasta, pizza and sandwiches. I also encourage you to follow #Coppermtn and #Lark_mtn on instagram and LarkMountain on facebook Coffee Shops: Camp Hale(three locations), The Belgian Bean, Sky Chutes Coffee House, Starbucks (Center Village) If you leave Copper and want some dinner places - in FRISCO we recommend: Butterhorn Cafe (Breakfast/Lunch & Bakery) *Our personal favorite Uptown On Main Ollie's Pub and Grub Pure Kitchen Tavern West Bagalis Vinny's Euro American Restaurant Silverheels Bar and Grill The Lost Cajun Taqueria (at The Clubhouse) In Silverthorne: Bluebird market (like a higher end food court) The Damn Brewery Timberline Craft Kitchen and Cocktails Sauce on the Blue FINE DINING Rootstalk (Breckenridge) Bistro North (Dillon) Kucu Tequila Bistro (Silverthorne) Sauce on the Blue (Silverthorne) DRINKS Outer Range Brewing Company (Frisco) Apres Handcrafted Libations (Breckenridge) Goat Soup & Whiskey Tavern (Keystone) Be informed that in 2019, HOUSE BILL 19-1207 was passed regarding traction control requirements between September - May for any vehicle you drive up through Summit County. If you are Renting a car you need to verify with the rental company the car will meet the requirements. SPA/Massages - Copper Resort has a Spa/Massage. Book directly with them for reservations. There is also Mount Royal Spa and Atma Prema Day Spa to name a few in Frisco. CROSS-COUNTRY Skiing Cross Country Center - Copper Mountain Nordic Center - Frisco Rec Path - Summit County SNOWSHOEING Old Dillon Reservoir - Frisco Rainbow Lake Trail - Frisco Lily Pad Lake Trail - Silverthorne In Breckenridge, there is ax throwing at Mtn Axe, and in Dillon bowling at Elevation Bowl. For Snowmobiling Excursions - I would check with: http://www.coppermountainsnowmobiling.com/ https://highcountryactivities.com/snowmobiling-frisco-dillon-silverthorne.html Copper Mountain Guest Services: (970)-968-2318 Copper Mountain Security: (970)-390-6888 Copper Mountain Dispatch: (970-968-3303 Copper Mountain Fire/EMS Department: (970) 968-2911 Copper Mountain Ski Patrol: (970) 968-3311 Copper Mountain Medical Center: (970) 968-2330 Copper Mountain Lost & Found: (970) 968-2318 ext. 45615 Copper Coach (Fee Concierge Resort Shuttle Pick Up - tips appreciated): (970) 368-2002 Summit Stage: (970) 668-0999 or visit Summit Stage website Resort Internet WiFi/Cable TV Technical Support: 1-877-208-4141 Extra Parking: ParkCopper.com (1-833-992-7325) The Summit Stage is the free shuttle that goes throughout Summit County but it isn't a fast way to travel. You can go to their website at https://www.summitcountyco.gov/360/Bus-Schedule
COPPER COACH SERVICE: The Copper Coach is a 16-person shuttle offering free rides from one destination within a resort to another. Hours • Typical Winter Hours: 8:30 AM - 10:00 PM • Typical Summer Hours: 10:00 AM - 9:00PM Additional Info • For our guests and homeowners staying overnight at the resort • Tips are appreciated (some drivers take Venmo) How It Works • Visit https://trackmyshuttle.com/copper-od to make a request (if it asks for a Passcode, use "2002" • Step 1 - Tap “Request a Ride” button. Enable location when prompted. • Step 2 - Input where you are going (select from popular stop lists, or search your location) • Step 3 - Input where to be picked up (same process as step 2) • Step 4 - Enter details (phone number, number of passengers, name of person requesting the ride) • Step 5 - Track shuttle arrival (be ready when you request your ride as pick ups can sometimes be immediate) ON RESORT FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE: (WINTER) • Circulates within Copper including the Alpine Lot & Far East Lot, to Center, East, & West Villages. • Village shuttle's winter hours are daily from 7am-7pm • Copper Coach's winter hours are daily from 7am-7pm WINTER ROUTES: COPPER LOOP This is an inner village shuttle that stops at East Village, the Athletic Club & Woodward, Center Village, Passage Point and West Village. If you wish to exit at Passage Point or the Athletic Club & Woodward, please inform the driver. This bus does not go to the Alpine or Far East parking lots. You may transfer from the Copper Loop to one of the parking lot buses to reach the Alpine or Far East Lots. These bus stop signs have a copper colored band at the top of the sign. GREEN EXPRESS Service from the Alpine and Far East parking lots to West Village. This bus will also stop at Passage Point (Westbound) in the morning for the E.D.G.E. only if you inform the driver. The bus stop sign has a green band at the top and has a large, green circle on it. This bus does not stop at Passage Point heading eastbound. BLUE EXPRESS Service from the Alpine parking lots to Center Village via Ten Mile Circle. The bus stop sign has a blue band at the top and has a large, blue square on top of it. BLACK EXPRESS Service from the Alpine parking lots to East Village. The bus stop sign has black band at the top and has a large, black diamond on the top of it. PURPLE EXPRESS Service from the Far East parking lot to East Village. This bus will not stop in the Alpine lot. The bus stop sign has a purple band at the top and has a large, black diamond on the top of it.
If you want the most convenient ride service to get around without renting a car, we recommend Uber. If you use the link below, you can try Uber with a 50% discount on your first 2 rides (up to $10 each). https://referrals.uber.com/refer?id=2c562xnyrgb9
Copper Athletic Club The club features a 25 yard pool, coed spa and locker rooms with hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms. The weight room features free weights and Cybex equipment. Available in the Cardio Center are stationary bikes, treadmills, a rowing machine, stair climbers, and elliptical trainers. Racquetball and Wallyball courts are also available. LINK TO MAP For more information and rates, call 970.968.3025 or visit http://www.coppercolorado.com/winter/events_and_activities/athletic_club
Please be aware that like most mountain properties in Summit County, our homes do not receive mail or package deliveries. In fact, local residents and property owners must use a P.O. Box at the Post Office just to get their own mail! Because there is no direct delivery to physical addresses in our area, please do not ship packages or mail directly to the property. Items sent to the address will be rejected, marked undeliverable, or returned to sender. If you need items delivered during your stay, please use a local pickup location: • Amazon Orders: Select an Amazon Hub Locker in nearby Frisco or Silverthorne at checkout. • FedEx Shipments: Ship to FedEx Hold at Location at Walgreens (1004 Summit Blvd, Frisco, CO 80443). • UPS Shipments: Ship to the UPS Access Point at Summit Pack & Ship (265 Dillon Ridge Rd, Dillon, CO 80435). • USPS / Regular Mail: Send via General Delivery addressed to your name at the Frisco Post Office (Frisco, CO 80443). Photo ID matching the recipient name is required at pickup. Please note: Property management cannot accept, hold, or retrieve guest packages.
Copper Security- 970-390-6888 • Emergency lockouts (they will not issue extra keys) • Noise complaints • Jump starts • Crime reporting • Base area medical issues • Safety Issues
For Non-Urgent Requests, call or text: 970-575-5275 (Our entire team will see this request) For Urgent Requests: 303-550-7221 or 303-550-0257 For Emergencies: 911 Medical Services - Emergency (Fire or Medical) 911 Copper Mountain Medical Center 970.968.2330 (Winter Only) Alpine Mobile Physicians (Vail) 970.376.8376 Ski Patrol Emergency 970.968.3311 Summit County Hospital (Frisco) 970.668.3300 Copper Security 970.390.6888

Wildfire Preparedness and Prevention Wildfire season is underway and many of our visitors arrive without any awareness of local fire conditions, evacuation routes, or SC Alert. To ensure your guests and property are safe and prepared, please print and post the following materials in a visible location and communicate to renters the importance of following County guidelines. • Wildfire Prevention and Preparedness Guide for Visitors • Fire Restrictions • Summit County Emergency Contacts List These lists are also available on the STR Shortcuts page of the County website.


Official Trail Map
The resort's own trail map — every run, lift, bowl, and terrain park, kept current all season.
Free Village Shuttle
Copper's on-demand concierge shuttle takes you anywhere in the resort villages — West, Center, and East — free of charge.
Local Favorites
Our team's picks around the mountain.
Eat 14

Sauce on Copper
★ 4.5The staff is really nice, well managed. Tell them Lark Mountain referred you!

Sugar Lips Mini Donuts
★ 4.8They stay open more often than most other places in Copper Village throughout the year. Tell them you were referred by Lark Mountain!

Nowhere Pizza & Pub • Copper
★ 4.7We love this option for Pizza in Center! Locally owned, easy and fast. We normally get take-out. Hours vary. Tell them Lark Mountain sent you! :-)

Pure Kitchen
★ 4.7
The Lost Cajun
★ 4.7Gumbo, étouffée and free beignets from the original location of Colorado's beloved Cajun spot.

Butterhorn Bakery & Cafe
★ 4.6A Frisco institution for 40+ years — big mountain breakfasts and fresh-baked pastries. Expect a line on powder days; it moves fast.

Downhill Dukes
★ 4.6
Forage & Feast
★ 4.6Copper's newest full-service restaurant — a wall of windows on the mountain and the truffle mushroom pasta guests rave about.

Giampietro Pasta & Pizzeria
★ 4.6Calzones are HUGE. We usually split one order!

The Eagle BBQ
★ 4.6
Pug Ryan's Brewery
★ 4.5
El Zacatecano Mexican Restaurant
★ 4.4
Empire Burger
★ 4.4
JJ's Rocky Mountain Tavern
★ 4.4This is a great restaurant/bar in Copper's East Village. It's right in the East Village Lodge.
Drink 5

High Rockies Whiskey and Wine Bar
★ 4.8
HighSide Brewing
★ 4.7Small-batch Frisco taproom with a sunny patio and rotating experimental pours.

Mulligans Irish Pub
★ 4.6
Vine Street Social
★ 4.6
Ollie's Pub & Grub
★ 4.5
Activities 14

Browns Canyon Rafting
★ 4.9Awesome family-friendly rafting company out of Buena Vista!

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
★ 4.8
Trouts Fly Fishing
★ 4.8Our favorite Trout Fishing Guide Service!

Copper Mountain Ski Resort
★ 4.7Our family favorite ski resort in Summit!

White Mountain Snowmobile Tours
★ 4.7
Breckenridge Ski Resort
★ 4.6Breckenridge Ski Resort - One of the most popular and major ski resorts in Summit County. The town of Breck has a fantastic Main street to walk/shop as well.

Lake Dillon - Frisco Marina
★ 4.6Lake Dillon is a must - You can access the lake at the Frisco Marina or the Dillon Marina. Kayak, Pontoon, Paddle board, and canoe rentals!

Vail Ski Resort
★ 4.6We love heading over to Vail for the day from Summit County. We just don't love Vail prices! Lift tickets are steep, but there's a ton of great terrain! It has a wonderful village/town that you can spend the day walk…

Copper Creek Golf Course
★ 4.4
Copper Mountain Athletic Club
★ 4.2I love that you can get a full workout in all while on vacation! Has sufficient equipment for being right in Copper! It's located right in the middle of the resort. 509 Copper Rd. (same building where Copper reservation…

Copper Ski Resort - Lift Tickets
If you would like to purchase your ski lift tickets in advance, rather than wait in the lift line, you can book online here.

High Country Snowmobile Tours Birdseye Outpost

Keystone Ski Resort - One of the larger ski resorts in Summit County. Has a great village with a lot of options for shops/dining.

Wheeler Lakes Trail
The trail begins with a gradual ascent through a forest of aspen and pines. As you gain elevation, the views of the surrounding mountains become more and more impressive. After about 3 miles, you'll reach the first of t…
Family Favorites 5

Frisco Historic Park & Museum
★ 4.7Free, walkable pioneer-cabin village right on Main Street — a perfect hour with kids.

Frisco Adventure Park
★ 4.6Winter tubing lanes and a summer bike park five minutes away — the easiest family win in the county.

Woodward Copper
★ 4.6An action-sports playground — foam pits, trampolines and indoor skate parks. Kids burn energy for hours in any weather.

Copper Mountain Tubing Hill
★ 4.5They take online reservations for hour long blocks. Just head to the web site and go from there!

Rocky Mountain Coaster at Copper
★ 4.5The coaster is located in Center Village, right by the American Flyer lift. Head to the web site and see all the info regarding where to park and how to buy tickets!
Attractions 2

Mayflower Gulch Trail
★ 4.8
Zip Line - Top of the Rockies
★ 4.8Awesome Zipline Course near Copper.
Shops 10

Bike Rentals in Copper - Rebel Sports

Lift Tickets - Copper Mountain

McCoy's Mountain Market
If you need something quick, this is a really small grocery store in the heart of Center Village in Copper. If you're loading up on groceries, head over to Safeway, Walmart or Whole Foods in Frisco!

Outlets at Silverthorne

Safeway
This is the closest full size grocery store to Copper. It's right in Frisco about 5 miles away. If you need something little, just go over to McCoy's market in Copper.

Ski Rentals - Christy Sports

Ski and Snowboard Rentals - Copper Mountain - Rebel Sports
This is our favorite shop to rent ski and snowboards (bikes in the summer) right in Copper Center Village. It's located right across from the Starbucks in Center village!

Snowbridge Square Liquor
This is the only liquor store right in Copper Mountain center village.


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