Multi-resort season passes are becoming more and more mainstream. For many skiers and riders, the days of only buying a season pass that limits you to just your local mountain are gone. The majority of season pass buyers now have access to a plateful of resorts either through a multi-resort pass or reciprocal agreements.

The number of multi-resort passes is abundant. Of course, there are the behemoths of Epic Pass and Ikon Pass. The next tier brings you Mountain Collective, Indy Pass, and the Powder Alliance.

But there are other lesser-known passes that deserve some attention. For the right person, we think these multi-resort passes are worth consideration.

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Power Pass

The Power Pass grants you unlimited and unrestricted riding at 10 mountains: Purgatory, CO, Hesperus, CO, Snowbowl, AZ, Brian Head, UT, Sipapu, NM, Pajarito, NM, Nordic Valley, UT, Lee Canyon, NV, and Willamette Pass, OR. Adult pricing is $949. There are other more cost-efficient options with fewer resorts and blackout dates as well.

Additional benefits include seven days at Valle Nevado, Chile, during the 2023 season, so you can get your South America summer ski fix. You also get three free days at Loveland Ski Area, CO, Monarch Mountain, CO, and Sundance Resort, UT.

Rocky Mountain Passport

A Rocky Mountain Passport provides unparalleled access to seven unique resorts and the best skiing and riding in the Canadian Rockies. Included in the pass are Banff Sunshine, Alberta, Lake Louise, Alberta, Fernie, British Columbia, Kimberley, British Columbia, Norquay, Alberta, Nakista, Alberta, and Marmot Basin, Alberta. These are some of the best resorts in Western Canada. Prices are still to be determined for the upcoming season.

Ski Utah Yeti Pass

If you want to ski all 15 resorts in Utah, then this is the pass for you. For $719 you get one day at each resort with no blackout dates or restrictions. That is less than $50 a day to ski the greatest snow on earth. Passes are limited, so get yours while it’s still available. This pass pairs well with the 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade Ski Utah Passport, which grants all grades three days of skiing at all Utah resorts for just $69.

Colorado Gems Card

This is the most affordable way to explore Colorado ski country. The pass will go on sale later this summer and includes two days of discounted tickets at 10 different resorts in Colorado. They include Arapahoe Basin, Cooper Mountain, Loveland, Echo Mountain, Eldora, Granby Ranch, Hesperus, Monarch, Powderhorn, and Sunlight. This is Colorado skiing as it should be with down-to-earth prices, lots of adventure, and no hassles.

Freedom Pass

The Freedom Pass grants you three days at 22 resorts. Supposedly, new resorts will be added for the 2023/24 season. The catch is you have to have a season pass at one of the areas. With resorts in all regions of the country, you can travel the entire U.S. and find a place to make turns. Price is dependent on the home mountain season pass price.

New England Pass

The New England Pass grants you unlimited access to a trifecta of resorts in the area including Sugarloaf, ME, Sunday River, ME, and Loon Mountain, NH. It will also feed your need for a trip out west, as it also includes three days at Big Sky, MT, and Brighton, UT, as well as other Boyne sister resorts. Other perks include 25% off tickets for friends, as well as discounts on shopping, dining, and lodging. You also get 50% off at Mountain Collective Resorts and 50% off additional days at Boyne Resorts. The most feature-rich Platinum pass is $1,799 and the cost goes down for the Gold and Silver levels.

This is far from a complete list of multi-resort passes available and skiers and riders have more options than ever. Carefully consider the market to make the best choice for you.