In the ski world there is one ski pass that stands above all others. That pass has been living up to its name for the past few years. If you don’t know by now, the pass I am referring to is of course the Epic Pass. Some season passes allow unlimited skiing at one or two mountains for a price in the thousands. Some try to compete with the Epic Pass by partnering with other popular ski resorts, but can only pale in comparison to the epicness of the Epic Pass (sorry, I couldn’t resist). The epic pass is offered at a competitively unfair low price which won’t last for long. Make sure to grab yours as soon as possible in order to benefit from the best ski pass in the world.
The Epic Pass applies to ski resorts in California (Kirkwood, Heavenly, Northstar), Colorado (Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, Eldora, Arapahoe Basin), Michigan
(Mt. Brighton), Minnesota (Alfton Alps), and Utah (Canyons). Not to mention the three resorts spread across Europe: Verbier in Sitzwerland, Arlberg in Austria, and Les 3 Vallées in France.
For residents of the counties that engulf these major mountains, it is not only beneficial but imperative to own one of the multiple Epic Pass choices. There are plenty of options for those who don’t want to leave the state, want just two mountains, or for those who want the whole shebang. But like all good things, they don’t last forever. The sooner you buy, the sooner you can start to plan you epic winter.
Attention: Summit County residents! All, I’m sure, are familiar with the Epic Pass, but don’t forget about Vail’s friendly neighbor; Copper Mountain. The Rocky Mountain Superpass not only includes Copper Mountain, but Winter Park, Steamboat, Monarch, and Mt. Ruapehu.
All these passes will soon go up in prices or simply fly away when the flakes take over. This cannot be stressed enough: Buy your pass now and ride with Peak 1 Express up to your favorite mountain!
