Landforms in The United States
- Copper Mountain (Alaska) in Alaska
- Copper Mountain (Arizona) in Arizona
- Copper Mountain (Colorado) in Colorado
- Copper Mountain, an alternate name for Peak Mountain of Connecticut
- Copper Mountain (Idaho) in Idaho
- Copper Mountain (Montana) in Montana
- Copper Mountain (Nevada) in Nevada
- Copper Mountain (Oregon) in Oregon
- Copper Mountain (South Dakota) in South Dakota
- Copper Mountain (Utah) in Utah
- Copper Mountain (Washington) in Washington
- Copper Mountain (Wyoming) in Wyoming
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