Woah did you all see, Crested Butte, Okemo and Sunapee are now on Epic Pass, Epic Local Pass, Epic 7-Day, and Epic 4-Day passes
Looks like a great way to explore in all regions of Canada. The idea is you buy 5-packs of generic lift tickets for a fixed price, correct?Not exactly a multi-resort pass, but I got the early bird deal on the Canadian Ski Council gold pass for my recent road trip. It works out at about CAD $67 a day, covers quite a few resorts, and the passes are transferable so we could share them amongst the 3 of us:
https://www.skicanada.org/canadian-lift-passes/
Early bird pricing is for a pack of 20 passes - I think they sell off what's left in packs of 10 or 5 at a slightly higher price.Looks like a great way to explore in all regions of Canada. The idea is you buy 5-packs of generic lift tickets for a fixed price, correct?
Ah, that explains why the only option left right now for Gold/Silver/Bronze is 5-packs for Silver. Numbers are limited, which makes sense.Early bird pricing is for a pack of 20 passes - I think they sell off what's left in packs of 10 or 5 at a slightly higher price.
Realized I stuck this comment in the wrong thread . . .I got an email today about the Peak Pass. Here's what it says:
Peak Resorts announced today that its ever-popular Peak Pass is now on sale for the 2018-19 season. This pass, now in its third year, includes six different pass options, offering access to 7 mountains around the Northeast, including Mount Snow in Vermont; Attitash, Wildcat and Crotched Mountains in New Hampshire; Hunter Mountain in New York; and Jack Frost and Big Boulder in Pennsylvania.
Returning again for this season, the popular Drifter Pass offers 18-29 year-olds unlimited skiing and riding at all 7 resorts for just $399, which is the same low price as last season.
In addition to offering access to skiing for the upcoming season, those who purchase the pass today, or put $99 down and take advantage of Peak’s four-part payment plan, get access to skiing and riding for the rest of the 2017-18 Spring season, which often stretches into April and May at several resorts.
It's obviously quite a drive from NYC, but Wildcat is a fun mountain when it's not too windy and can get a view of Mt. Washington. High speed lift to the summit provides for lots of vertical. About 2000' and it's possible to ski top to bottom even on a green with great views. Have heard mixed reviews about Mt. Snow. Definitely sounds way too busy on weekends. Upper mountain lifts seem to go on wind hold fairly often.my hunter pass allows me to ski at the other peak resorts - attitash et al. we haven't used it though.
my hunter pass allows me to ski at the other peak resorts - attitash et al. we haven't used it though.