Indy Pass Adds 11 New Resorts To Its Lineup, Becomes Available For Public Purchase

Ian Greenwood
·2 min read

The 2024-2025 Indy Pass has officially become available for purchase, and 11 new resorts have been added to the roster.

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These are the new additions:

Alpine Resorts

  • Big Moose Mountain, Maine

  • Mt. Eyak, Alaska

  • Mt. Washington Alpine Resort, British Columbia

  • Powderhorn Mountain Resort, Colorado

  • Steeplechase, Minnesota

  • Wintergreen Resort, Virginia

  • Wisp Resort, Maryland

Cat Skiing Operations

  • Big Red Cats, British Columbia

  • Selkirk Powder, Idaho

  • Brundage Mountain Snowcat Adventures, Idaho

  • Soldier Mountain Cat Skiing, Idaho

Indy Pass holders don't get two days of full access to cat-skiing operations like they do at alpine resorts. Instead, the Indy Pass provides a 10% discount for participating cat skiing operations. Cat skiing discounts are a recent addition to the Indy Pass.

"These 11 new partners are just the beginning of our additions for next season; we are nowhere close to done," said Indy Pass director Erik Mogensen. "We will work hard over the off-season to enlist more independent resorts from all ski regions globally."

The Indy Pass anticipates nearly all of its previous partner resorts to return next winter, including 100% of its New England partners, such as Jay Peak, Waterville Valley, Cannon, Pats Peak, Bolton Valley, Catamount, Berkshire East, and Saddleback.

There are two primary types of Indy Passes currently available for purchase: the Indy Base Pass and the Indy+ Pass.

Functionally, they're almost identical, providing two all-day tickets to more than 200 independent ski resorts worldwide (there isn't a limit to the amount of participating resorts you can use the Indy Pass at during a ski season). The Indy+ Pass, however, doesn't have blackout dates.

The Indy Base Pass and the Indy+ Pass are priced at $349 and $469, respectively.

In a press release shared with POWDER, the Indy Pass noted that its pass offerings will remain on sale until they're sold out. Last spring, they sold out in 10 days.

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