The Mountain Collective

The Mountain Collective is more than a ski and snowboard pass. Itʼs your passport to experience the best skiing & riding the world has to offer.

The Far Out, Far East Society: Ski Japan

The Far Out, Far East Society: Ski Japan

Niseko United

The Far Out, Far East Society chapter offers a vacation destination and some of the driest, lightest powder snow in the world. Niseko United is located on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, a 1.5-hour flight from Tokyo to Sapporo-Chitose, the region’s main airport. Niseko United is one of Japan’s premier ski resorts, with over 2,000 acres of skiable terrain split over four resorts.

A skier wearing an orange jacket skiing powder at Sun Peaks with ski resort slopes in the background.
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A skier skiing through deep powder on a collective trek with Mountain Collective.
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A skier wearing a yellow jacket and red backpack skiing powder at Alta Ski Area with Mountain Collective.
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50% off all additional days at The Collective destinations 
*Applies only to single-day lift tickets for passholder. See FAQs for more information. NOTE: For Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise and Mt Norquay, 50%-off days are discounted off of the SkiBig3 day ticket price, not the individual resort’s day ticket price.

On or before your first day of skiing or riding at Taos, you must visit the main Lake Fork ticket office at this resort to activate your Mountain Collective pass. Please be prepared to present your Mountain Collective confirmation email and ID to an agent.

HOW TO USE MY PASS AT The Far Out, Far East Society: Ski Japan