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The Mountain Collective Pass returns for the 2026-27 season with unbeatable access to 27 of the world’s best ski destinations in North America and around the globe.
Adds referral and partner perks program for new customers.
Additional benefits include a bonus day, lodging discounts, exclusive heli skiing and other partner discounts and 25% discounted day tickets for friends and family.
Aspen, Colorado – The Mountain Collective™ Pass, North America’s premier multi-mountain ski pass, is back for the 2026-2027 season, offering adventure-seekers access to an unparalleled collection of the world’s most renowned ski destinations. With 27 legendary resorts across North America, Europe, Japan, and beyond, the Mountain Collective pass provides an unbeatable value for skiers and riders looking to explore more mountains with fewer restrictions.
The 2026-2027 Mountain Collective pass includes two days of skiing or riding at each partner resort, plus 50% off unlimited numbers of additional days, with no blackout dates. In addition, passholders who purchase during the spring sale will receive a bonus day at the resort of their choice. Passholders also receive exclusive lodging discounts, making it easier than ever to experience the diverse terrain, deep powder, and breathtaking vistas that these elite destinations have to offer.
“The Mountain Collective pass continues to deliver exceptional value for discerning skiers and snowboarders,” said Todd Burnette, CEO of The Mountain Collective. “For the 2026-2027 season, we are thrilled to once again unite an incredible collection of independent resorts under a common pass to provide flexible access at an unparalleled price. There really is no other pass that offers access every day of the winter at these values.
Whether you’re looking for steep and deep powder, wide-open groomers, or world-class après, The Mountain Collective gives you the freedom to chase the best conditions at the best resorts all season long.”
Four new destinations have been added in the past three seasons, Whiteface, New York, Sunday River, Maine, Megève, France, and Bromont, Quebec, join 23 additional destinations around the world including Alta, Aspen Snowmass, Banff Sunshine, Big Sky, Chamonix (France) Coronet Peak/The Remarkables (New Zealand), Grand Targhee, Jackson Hole, Lake Louise, Le Massif de Charlevoix, Marmot Basin, Mt Buller (Australia), Niseko United (Japan), Panorama, Revelstoke, Snowbasin, Snowbird, Sugarloaf, Sugar Bowl, Sun Peaks, Sun Valley, Taos, and Valle Nevado (Chile).
What is better than sharing? Mountain Collective passholders receive Friends/Family benefits providing 25% discounted 1-day lift tickets at any Mountain Collective Resort. Plus, new this season, passholders who refer a new Mountain Collective passholder will be rewarded with an extra bonus day at the resort of their choosing.
Passholders also have access to a wide array of partner deals including exclusive discounts from ShipSkis, Backcountry.com, Moterra Camper Van rentals, Silverton Mountain, Snow Triple Play and many more.
The 2026-2027 edition of the Mountain Collective Pass is available exclusively online at an unbeatable value of $669 USD/$895 CAD for adults (ages 18 and up.) Special pricing is available for young adults and children and passes for kids under 5 are free.
