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If you plan to ski or snowboard more than a couple of times this season, then buying a season pass at the discount fall season pass sale prices will save you plenty of cash. A season pass gives you the freedom to go up to the mountain and stay for as many or few runs as you want, without having to worry about the cost of a day lift ticket. Having that season pass on you is a great motivator to go skiing or snowboarding as often as you can! Don’t miss these season pass sale deadlines or you’ll end up paying the full non-sale price.
- Lookout Pass: Nov. 17 (fall sale deadline) Lookout typically has a large list of bonus passholder benefits, including free and discount skiing days at multiple other resorts, plus discounts at several hotels, restaurants, and breweries/pubs in Idaho’s Silver Valley.
- Silver Mountain: Nov. 15 (fall sale deadline)
Pass bonus benefits: Four $14 tickets to Silver Rapids Indoor Water Park, 10% off lodging at Morning Star Lodge, one-time second round of golf free at Galena Ridge, half off mountain bike lift ticket with purchase of full-price ticket, and 25% off a full day ticket at Big White. Silver is also a member of the Powder Alliance and passholders get three free tickets at 20 other resorts with their Silver season pass.
- 49 Degrees North: Nov. 15 (fall sale deadline)
A pass at 49 comes with access to both the alpine and Nordic areas, which is a great bonus. Passes also include bonus perks like complimentary lift tickets to other regional resorts including Bluewood, Blacktail, Loup Loup, White Pass and Mission Ridge.
- Mt. Spokane: Nov. 10 (fall sale deadline)
Your Mt. Spokane season pass comes with unlimited ski area access, including free night skiing Wednesday–Saturday from mid-December to mid-March. You get free or discount skiing with multiple resort partners, including White Pass, Loup Loup, Great Divide Mountain, Mt. Ashland and Freedom Pass Partners. You also get $10 off of a regular-priced lift ticket for a buddy (one per day).
Cover Photo Courtesy of 49 Degrees North
