Copper Peak, ski flying hill
Copper Peak is a ski jumping hill located in Ironwood Township, Michigan, featuring a steep slope designed for competitive jumping. The facility includes a long takeoff ramp, landing hill, and support structures built into the natural landscape.
Copper Peak was built in 1970 as one of the few ski jumping facilities in North America. The site has undergone renovations and modernizations over the decades to meet competition standards.
Visit during winter when snow conditions are stable and jumping events are held. Check ahead about access and events, since the facility is not always open to the public.
Copper Peak was for many years the only ski jumping facility in the United States where professional athletes could train and compete. This rare status made it essential for the sport's development in North America.
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