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For the 2024-25 season, Big Sky’s extra-cost add-on charge for its Lone Peak Tram will be no more—for select visitors.
With Ikon Pass prices going up after April 14—and the chance to secure Epic Pass buddy tickets expiring after April 10—we’ve compiled all you need to know to make a decision on your next multi-resort pass product.
This Utah resort’s upside-down layout, minimal lift infrastructure, and significant capacity restrictions result in one of the most unusual destination experiences out there. Some very significant changes are coming for the 2024-25 season.
The initiative will fund new public transportation, but it will also be used to spearhead new ski resort chairlifts, condos, and base villages.
Guests will need to make reservations to park on all weekends, holidays, and other peak days from mid-December through early May next season. Season pass holders will not be exempt, although a separate parking pass will be available.
A variety of factors caused the ski seasons in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and other Midwest states to largely end before they even began.
This southern Vermont mountain delivers an ideal family experience thanks to excellent grooming and easy navigation, but you’ll be giving up some snow and terrain quality for the location.
While most folks won’t want to plan a weeklong vacation here, this modestly-sized hill stands out from the destinations with an easy-to-handle footprint and lack of crowds.
This Idaho resort’s newest lift makes for a much more inviting beginner experience, and its presence will allow for the debut of a much needed parking capacity increase in the near future.
Picking the wrong resort can turn a beginner off to skiing or riding forever, but picking the right one can pave the way for a lifelong relationship with the sport.