Parking & Transportation

Other Transportation Services
Summit Stage
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The Summit Stage is a free bus that services Summit County.
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Summit Stage also offers the Lake County Commuter service between Leadville, Copper Mountain (East Village only), and the Frisco Transit Center.
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Click here to learn more about how you can use your smartphone to
find the location of a bus on TransitApp, available for iOS and Android.
Summit Express
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Need a ride to/from the airport? Check out the discounts that Summit Express gives to employees!
Winter Parking Information & Tips
Please review the full Employee/Volunteer Parking Policy here and see parking highlights below:
EDGE Residents
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Due to World Cup operations, EDGE residents will park in Union Creek Lot October 30th through December 1st
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Starting December 1st, EDGE residents will park in the Elevation Lot for the rest of the winter season
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EDGE Residents will receive an Elevation Lot parking permit upon registering their cars with the employee housing office
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Please review the full Parking Plan here
Sky Chutes Residents
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Sky Chutes Residents will receive a Sky Chutes Lot parking permit upon registering their cars with the employee housing office
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Please review the full Parking Plan here
Alpine Overflow Parking for Housing Residents
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Overnight parking in Alpine Lot is along the solar panels; the vehicle must have a resident parking pass to avoid being ticketed overnight
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Please review the full Parking Plan here
All Other Commuting Employees
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Active full-time and part-time employees/volunteers are eligible to receive a parking permit for the Powder Lot
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Vehicles must be registered through the Employee Experience Front Desk
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Not all departments are eligible for Powder Lot parking permits
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On-call employees are not eligible for parking permits
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The Alpine Lot and Far East Lots are the only designated overflow parking lots for commuters once the Powder lot is full
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Please review the full Parking Plan here
Violations
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Parking unauthorized vehicles and/or parking in undesignated spaces may result in tickets, fines, and/or towing and may also result in loss of parking privileges. Employees may face disciplinary action up to termination of employment for multiple violations.
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First violation: may result in a $100 ticket (increases to $150 if unpaid); After 90 days, unpaid tickets may be sent to collections
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After first violation: vehicles may be towed by a third party off site at the vehicle owner’s expense
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Parking permits/hang tags are not to be shared with any friends/family, etc.
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Powder Lot is not to be used on days off while skiing/riding, attending Copper events, etc. – it is designated for employees who are working that day
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Overnight parking/camping/sleeping in vehicles is not allowed on any Copper property
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Vehicles must be in working order; violations and fines may not be removed if vehicle cannot start and/or cannot be moved
Did you receive a ticket or get towed?
Scan the QR code on the ticket to pay your fine and/or file a dispute.
All communication regarding disputes, violations, vehicles issues, etc. must be in writing and sent to parking@coppercolorado.com. A verbal conversation with a parking attendant will not keep your vehicle from being ticketed or towed.
Do not ignore your tickets! Tickets go through a third party and will go to a collection agency after 90 days.
If your car was towed, check signage in parking lot for towing company and retrieval information.

