Indy Pass: Introducing the Best Deal in Skiing

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3โ€ฆ2โ€ฆ1โ€ฆDropping (into a local ski area near you). Photo: Jay Peak Resort

The best deal in skiing just got better. With winter just around the corner, you can unlock an entire season of skiing/riding with unlimited travel possibilities for just $299. The new 22/23 Indy Pass is bigger than ever offering two days at each of their 100+ ski resorts across the USA, Canada, and Japan, plus 25% off a third day. With 220 days and endless adventures up for grabs, it just might be the key to your best season yet.

The Indy Passโ€™s roster of 100+ independent ski areas are incredibly diverse but all have one thing in commonโ€”each offers smaller crowds, lower costs, and endlessly authentic vibes. No conglomerates or corporations, just the same old-fashioned family-friendly ski areas that helped mold the ski scene into what it is today. The premise is simple: support ski communities rather than ski corporations.

Rediscover your love for skiing by experiencing the most unique ski areas in the world.  

Whatโ€™s the Indy Pass all about anyways? Since making its debut four years ago, Indy Pass has partnered up with some of the countryโ€™s most notoriously independent and locally owned ski areas. Around this time last year, the pass had around 68 resorts. Since then, theyโ€™ve added 39 downhill and cross-country ski resorts adding more value for their current passholders. With no signs of slowing down, theyโ€™ve recently added more gems to the list including Mt. Hood Meadows, Mountain High, Dodge Ridge, and a handful of new XC resorts. Indy Passers also get discounted tickets across 10 Allied Resorts sprinkled across the country. At the end of the day, this pass is a great addition to your roster regardless if itโ€™s your primary or secondary pass. 

Welcome to the #IndyRevolution

Say hello to Indyโ€™s latest additions to the pass:

When the volcano is โ€œoutโ€, you know the cord will be ripping. Photo: Mt. Hood Meadows.

Mt. Hood Meadows โ€“ Mt. Hood Meadows offers the most challenging and diverse terrain on Mt. Hood. Averaging 430 inches of snow a year, Meadows is located 90 minutes away from Portland in the Mt. Hood National Forest and offers some of the best big mountain terrain and amazing views. A reliable Cascade snowpack comes from the constant winter storms on the Oregon coast and provides a season that lasts well into May each year. Its extensive terrain and gate-accessed side country affords Meadows premier status in the West.

The furthest south Yetis trek for pow & park laps is likely Mountain High.

Mountain High Resort โ€“ Mountain High is Southern Californiaโ€™s closest winter resort, just ninety minutes from downtown Los Angeles, with NO mountain driving. The area consists of three separate mountains (East, West, and North) and offers world-class terrain features and snowmaking on more than 80% of the slopes.

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Powder laps are almost ALWAYS on repeat at Dodge Ridge.

Dodge Ridge Resort โ€“ Family built in 1950, Dodge Ridge features a wide variety of skiing and snowboarding terrain for all ability levels. With 300 inches of annual snowfall, Dodge Ridge is famous for their All Mountain Powder Daysโ€”where tenacious skiers and riders can find untracked lines even days after a big powder dump. 

Donโ€™t wait, the Indy Pass goes up in price after 9/13. Starting at just $299 for an adult pass, itโ€™s easily the best deal in skiing. Grab yours today and get ready to unleash your best winter yet.

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Indy Pass, the road to shredlightenment. Photo: Tamarack Resort.

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