The M.A.X. Pass adds 7 more resorts for the 2016-2017 season

Vermont Business Magazine The M.A.X. Pass gives skiers & snowboarders access to 39 premier mountains across North America, including Killington, Okemo, Pico Mountain, Stratton. The pass originally created by Intrawest, Powdr and Boyne Resorts has six new partner resorts joining for the 2016-2017 ski and snowboard season, in addition to the 10 announced in August. “With access to now 38 resorts across North America, The M.A.X. Pass gives skiers and snowboarders unprecedented value and flexibility to go where they want, when they want, throughout the winter season.”

The “Multi-Alpine Experience” pass offers skiers and snowboarders five days at each of the 38 participating resorts with a total of 190 days on the slopes and no blackout dates. From day trips and ski weekends close to home to ski vacations at destination resorts across North America, the M.A.X. Pass allows winter sports enthusiasts the flexibility to travel to mountains they’ve never gone before. All for the special low rate of $649 for adults available through October 11, 2016.

Participating resorts by North American region include:

Northeast/East

Blue Mountain, Ontario

Killington, Vermont

Loon Mountain, New Hampshire

Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec

Mont Tremblant, Quebec

Mount Sunapee, New Hampshire

Mountain Creek, New Jersey

Okemo, Vermont

Pico Mountain, Vermont

Snowshoe, West Virginia

Stoneham, Quebec

Stratton, Vermont

Sugarloaf, Maine

Sunday River, Maine

Wachusett, Massachusetts

 

Rockies

Big Sky, Montana

Brighton, Utah

Copper Mountain, Colorado

Crested Butte, Colorado

Eldora, Colorado

Fernie Alpine Resort, British Columbia

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, British Columbia

Kimberley Alpine Resort, British Columbia

Nakiska, Alberta

Solitude, Utah

Steamboat, Colorado

Winter Park, Colorado

 

Midwest

Boyne Highlands, Michigan

Boyne Mountain, Michigan

Buck Hill, Minnesota

 

West

Alyeska, Alaska

Boreal Mountain, California

Crystal Mountain, Washington

Cypress Mountain, British Columbia

Lee Canyon, Nevada

Mountain High, California

Mt. Bachelor, Oregon

The Summit at Snoqualmie, Washington

Stevens Pass, Washington

No Blackout Dates

The M.A.X. Pass is valid for the entire 2016-2017 ski season at all 38 mountains with no blackout dates, meaning all holidays are included. Days do not need to be used consecutively and days are not transferrable from one mountain to another.

Current Rates Available Until October 11, 2016

The M.A.X. Pass is on sale now at theMAXpass.com and is available at $649 for adults, $449 for teens (ages 13-17), $349 for youth (ages 6-12) and $39 for children (5 and under). Current prices available through October 11, 2016, and the price will increase $50 on October 12, 2016.

2016-17 Season Pass Holder Add-on Benefit for only $299

Skiers that have purchased a qualifying season pass at their favorite participating resort are eligible to purchase the M.A.X. Pass Add-on for only $299 for adults, $249 for teens (ages 13–17), $199 for youth (ages 6-12), and $39 for children (5 and under). The M.A.X. Pass Add-on provides five days of skiing/riding at each participating resort, except those accessible with the qualifying season pass. For more information visit www.theMAXpass.com. Current prices available through October 11, 2016, and the add-on pass price will increase $50 on October 12, 2016.