Epic Pass resorts, 2026-27
The Epic Pass is sold by Vail Resorts. Of the 28 resorts on PowderPicker, 10 honour it this season. The access column matters more than the list: some are unlimited, others cap you at a few days.
| Resort | Access | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Vail Colorado, United States | Unlimited | The full Epic Pass ($1,119 adult / $889 ages 13-30 at fall 2026 pricing, which ran to Sept 7) is unlimited at Vail with no blackouts. The Epic Local Pass ($829) is NOT unlimited here. It gives 10 days in total, shared between Vail, Beaver Creek and Whistler Blackcomb, and none on the holiday dates (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, 2026; Jan 16 and Feb 13-14, 2027). The Epic Day Pass works at Vail only with the 'All Resorts' option. |
| Park City Mountain Utah, United States | Unlimited | The full Epic Pass ($1,119 adult / $889 ages 13-30 at fall 2026 pricing) is unlimited with no blackout dates at all of Park City Mountain, including the Canyons Village side. The Epic Local Pass ($829 adult) is also unlimited here but with holiday restrictions (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, 2026; Jan 16 and Feb 13-14, 2027). The Epic Day Pass works only if bought with 'All Resorts' access; the cheaper 32-resort and 22-resort tiers do not include Park City. |
| Whistler Blackcomb British Columbia, Canada | Unlimited | The full Epic Pass is unlimited at Whistler Blackcomb with no blackouts. The Epic Local Pass gives 10 days in total, shared with Vail and Beaver Creek, and none on the holiday dates (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, 2026; Jan 16 and Feb 13-14, 2027). Canadian buyers can also get a Whistler Blackcomb Day Pass (the Epic Day Pass for Whistler), from about CAD $97 a day on multi-day packs; like Epic Passes, it is sold only until early December. |
| St. Anton am Arlberg Tyrol, Austria | 3 consecutive days, lodging required | Full Epic Pass (and Epic Australia Pass) holders get three consecutive days at Ski Arlberg (St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, Lech, Zürs) once per season, but only when staying at least 3 consecutive nights at a participating Arlberg hotel booked directly with the property; the hotel issues the lift tickets and a physical Epic Pass card is required. Epic Local, Epic Day Pass and Epic Military passes do NOT include Arlberg, and Warth-Schröcken is not listed. |
| Telluride Colorado, United States | 7 days | Only the full Epic Pass (and Epic Adaptive Pass) gets up to 7 days; Epic 4-7 Day passes with All Resort Access can spend their days here. Epic Local, Epic 1-3 Day and Epic Military passes do NOT include Telluride. No reservations needed since 2025-26, but the My Epic mobile pass is not accepted - bring the physical Epic card. After the 7 days, Epic Pass holders get up to 50% off the window rate. |
| Hakuba Valley Nagano, Japan | 5 consecutive days | Epic Pass, Epic Local Pass, Epic Adaptive and Epic Australia passes each get 5 consecutive days with no blackout dates, valid at all 10 Hakuba Valley resorts (as many as you like each day). Epic 4-7 Day Passes and Epic Military passes are NOT included; redeem with the physical Epic card plus photo ID at any Hakuba Valley ticket window - the My Epic mobile pass is not accepted. |
| Verbier Valais, Switzerland | 5 consecutive days | The Epic Pass gives 5 consecutive days of unrestricted skiing across the whole Verbier 4 Vallées area. The Epic Local Pass also gives 5 consecutive days (added in 2025-26), but it is blocked on Epic Local's restricted dates (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, Jan 16) and for all of Feb 6-20, 2027. Epic Day Passes are not valid in Europe. Redeem at a Verbier 4 Vallées ticket office. |
| Breckenridge Colorado, United States | Unlimited | The full Epic Pass (launch price $1,089) is unlimited with no restrictions. The Epic Local Pass (launch price $809) is also unlimited and unrestricted at Breckenridge for 2026-27: Epic's restricted-dates list (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, Jan 16, Feb 13-14) covers Vail, Beaver Creek, Park City, Stowe and others, but not Breck. Epic Day Pass days (1-7 days) can also be used here. |
| Val Thorens Savoie, France | 7 consecutive days (whole 3 Vallées) | For 2026-27 the Epic Pass gives 7 consecutive days of unrestricted skiing across all of Les 3 Vallées: Val Thorens, Orelle, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, Méribel, Brides-les-Bains and Courchevel. The Epic Local Pass does not include Les 3 Vallées, and Epic Day Passes are not valid in Europe. Redeem at a 3 Vallées ticket office with your pass card or proof of pass and ID. |
| Stowe Vermont, United States | Unlimited | The full Epic Pass is unlimited with no restrictions. The Epic Local Pass is unlimited except on Epic's 2026-27 restricted dates (Nov 27-28, Dec 26-31, Jan 16, Feb 13-14). The cheaper Epic Northeast Value Pass also includes Stowe with holiday restrictions, and Epic Day Pass days are valid. |
Not on the Epic Pass in 2026-27
- Aspen Snowmass — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Aspen Snowmass has never been on the Epic Pass. Its owner, Aspen Skiing Co., co-founded the Ikon Pass with Alterra in 2018, and Aspen was one of the four original Mountain Collective resorts in 2012.
- Jackson Hole Mountain Resort — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Jackson Hole was one of the four original Mountain Collective resorts in 2012 and joined the Ikon Pass at its launch in 2018. It has never been on the Epic Pass. Since then it has limited Ikon access to the full pass and requires reservations.
- Mammoth Mountain — on Ikon Pass instead. Mammoth is not on the Epic Pass. It has been an Ikon resort since the Ikon Pass launched in 2018, after Alterra bought it in 2017. Before that it was on the Mountain Collective, which it left when it joined Ikon.
- Chamonix-Mont-Blanc — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley joined the Ikon Pass for the 2022-23 season, alongside Sun Valley and Snowbasin. It is also on the Mountain Collective, and has never been on Epic. Its Epic-partner neighbour is Verbier (4 Vallees), about 1.5 hours away in Switzerland.
- Val d'Isère — no multi-resort pass. Val d'Isère is not on any US multi-resort pass for 2026-27 (it is absent from the Ikon destinations list and Epic's European partner list). The existing page highlight 'On the Ikon Pass for international skiers' is wrong and should be removed.
- Zermatt — on Ikon Pass instead. Zermatt is an Ikon destination, not Epic; there is no Epic Pass access at Zermatt for 2026-27 (Epic's Swiss partners are Verbier, Crans-Montana and Vail-owned Andermatt).
- Cortina d'Ampezzo — on Ikon Pass instead.
- Niseko United — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead.
- Alta — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead.
- Snowbird — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead.
- Big Sky Resort — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Big Sky has been on the Ikon Pass since its launch in 2018-19 and joined the Mountain Collective the same season; it has never been on the Epic Pass, despite frequent 'big sky epic pass' searches.
- Palisades Tahoe — on Ikon Pass instead. Owned by Alterra Mountain Company, it has been an Ikon flagship since the pass launched in 2018-19; before that Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows was a Mountain Collective founding member. The resort was renamed from Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows to Palisades Tahoe in September 2021.
- Steamboat — on Ikon Pass instead. Steamboat is owned by Alterra Mountain Company and has been on the Ikon Pass since it launched in 2018-19 (before that it was an Intrawest resort on the Rocky Mountain Super Pass Plus). It has never been on the Epic Pass - Epic's nearest Colorado resorts are Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Crested Butte.
- Killington — on Ikon Pass instead. Killington has been on the Ikon Pass since 2018-19 and is not on the Epic Pass (Vail's nearby Epic resorts are Okemo, Stowe and Mount Snow). In 2024 POWDR sold Killington and Pico to the Killington Independence Group, a group of longtime passholders, and the new owners kept the Ikon partnership.
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Revelstoke joined the Ikon Pass in its first season (announced February 22, 2018, for 2018-19) and is also on the Mountain Collective. It has never been on the Epic Pass; it is owned by Northland Properties.
- Taos Ski Valley — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Taos has been on the Ikon Pass since the pass launched in 2018-19, and it has also stayed on the Mountain Collective, so both passes work here.
- Banff Sunshine Village — on Ikon Pass, Mountain Collective instead. Sunshine has been on the Ikon Pass (through SkiBig3) and the Mountain Collective for several seasons, and nothing changed for 2026-27. It is not on the Epic Pass; Epic's nearest resorts are in BC (Whistler, Kicking Horse, Fernie).
- Copper Mountain — on Ikon Pass instead. Copper has been on the Ikon Pass since the pass launched in 2018-19 and has never been on the Epic Pass, even though Vail-owned Breckenridge and Keystone are next door.