Indy Pass continues to grow, which is a good thing, because it offers bargain rates and other perks to smaller, independent areas at less than half of other multi-destination season passes. It’s also different than Ikon, Epic and Mountain Collective because sales are capped, meaning that if you snooze, you lose the chance to get one.

For next season, Indy Pass has added more than a dozen downhill and XC resorts in the United States, Europe and Scandanavia, for an annual pass fee of $369 for new adult passholders; $20 less for renewals.  An annual pass for just XC is just $99.

For that price you get  two days at each area – there are 300+ areas on the Indy Pass.

Additional days are discounted, and there are no blackout dates.

New Resorts for the 2026/27 Season 

Including Les 7 Laux, France; Bergbahnen Hohsaas AG, Switzerland; Valmorel, France; Stöten i Sälen, Sweden; Levi, Finland; Murray Ski Ridge, BC; Pebble Creek Ski Area, ID; Thrill Hills, ND; Stranda Ski Resort, Norway; Bethel Village Trails XC, NH; Franconia Inn & Outdoor Center XC, NH; Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center XC, NH; Northern Maine Community Trails XC, ME; Steamboat Ski Touring Center XC CO; Haymaker Nordic Center XC, CO; and The Loppet XC, MN.

Year-Round Skiing

Indy’s expansion into South America, Scandinavia, and Europe allows year-round ski opportunities for passholders, when conditions permit.

The current 2025/26 Indy Pass provides ski access through the summer season until August at Corralco, Chile, while the 2026/27 Indy Pass begins in September with skiing in Austria at Pitztaler Gletscherbahn and Kaunertaler Gletscher.

Indy Pass promises to add additional resorts over the off-season and expects major additions before the 2026/27 season.