Ikon Pass resorts, 2026-27
The Ikon Pass is sold by Alterra Mountain Company. Of the 28 resorts on PowderPicker, 17 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Aspen Snowmass Colorado, United States | 7 days combined | The full Ikon Pass gives 7 days in total, shared across all four mountains (Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass and Buttermilk), with no blackouts. The Ikon Base Pass gives up to 5 days at Snowmass ONLY, blacked out Dec 26-30, 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14, 2027. Base holders get no access to Aspen Mountain, Highlands or Buttermilk. |
| Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Wyoming, United States | 7 days | Only the full Ikon Pass ($1,449 listed on ikonpass.com in late Sept 2026) works here: 7 days with no blackout dates, but you must reserve each day on ikonpass.com and days can sell out. The Ikon Base Pass and Ikon Session Pass do NOT include Jackson Hole. |
| Mammoth Mountain California, United States | Unlimited | Mammoth is owned by Alterra, which runs the Ikon Pass. The full Ikon Pass ($1,449 listed on ikonpass.com in late Sept 2026) is unlimited here with no blackouts. The Ikon Base Pass ($1,019) is also unlimited but blacked out Dec 26-30, 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14, 2027. The Ikon Session Pass (from $319) gives a few days with limited blackouts. |
| Chamonix-Mont-Blanc Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France | 7 days | The full Ikon Pass gives 7 days in total, with no blackouts, across the valley's five ski areas: Grands Montets, Brevent, Flegere, Balme (Le Tour/Vallorcine) and Les Houches. Ikon Base gives 5 days, and Peter Glenn lists no blackouts at Chamonix. The Aiguille du Midi cable car is not listed as part of Ikon access. |
| Zermatt Valais, Switzerland | 7 days | Full Ikon Pass = up to 7 days at Zermatt Matterhorn with no blackouts; Ikon Base Pass = up to 5 days (Zermatt is in Base's no-blackout group); Ikon Session Pass does not list Zermatt. Check on ikonpass.com whether the Ikon days cover the Italian side (Cervinia) or only the Swiss lifts before crossing. |
| Cortina d'Ampezzo Veneto, Italy | 7 days (via Dolomiti Superski) | Cortina is covered through Ikon's Dolomiti Superski destination, which counts as one destination across all 12 Dolomiti Superski areas: full Ikon Pass = up to 7 days, Ikon Base Pass = up to 5 days. SKI Magazine lists blackouts on the Base tier; confirm the Base blackout rules for Dolomiti Superski on ikonpass.com. |
| Niseko United Hokkaido, Japan | 7 days | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days combined across all four Niseko United resorts; Ikon Base Pass = 5 days combined with blackouts; Ikon Session Pass days (2-4) also work. Days are redeemed as All-Mountain passes at any of the four ticket counters with a photo ID, no reservation needed. |
| Alta Utah, United States | 7 days combined with Snowbird | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days total in Little Cottonwood Canyon shared between Alta and Snowbird, no blackouts; skiing both on the same day uses one day. Ikon Base Pass and Ikon Session Pass do NOT include Alta. Parking reservations are needed Friday-Sunday and holidays 8am-1pm (altaparking.com). |
| Snowbird Utah, United States | 7 days combined with Alta | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days total shared between Snowbird and Alta, no blackouts (skiing both in one day uses one day). Ikon Base Pass = 5 days at Snowbird (no Alta) with blackouts Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027; Ikon Session Pass days also work. |
| Big Sky Resort Montana, United States | 7 days | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days with no blackouts; Ikon Base Pass = 5 days and Ikon Session Pass = up to 4 days, both blacked out Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027. No Ikon pass includes the Lone Peak Tram or Kircliff - holders pay per ride through Autocharge. |
| Palisades Tahoe California, United States | Unlimited | Full Ikon Pass = unlimited days at both Palisades and Alpine with no blackouts. Ikon Base Pass = unlimited with blackout dates (Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027); Ikon Session Pass (2-4 days) is also valid with the same blackouts. No reservations required. |
| Steamboat Colorado, United States | Unlimited | Full Ikon Pass = unlimited days with no blackouts, including night skiing. Ikon Base Pass = 5 days with blackouts (Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027); Ikon Session Pass days also work here with the same blackouts. No reservations required. |
| Killington Vermont, United States | 7 days combined with Pico | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days total across Killington and Pico with no blackouts; Ikon Base Pass = 5 days combined with blackouts (Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027). No reservations required. Killington's own Beast 365 pass bundles an Ikon Base Pass. |
| Revelstoke Mountain Resort British Columbia, Canada | 7 days | Full Ikon Pass = 7 days with no blackouts; Ikon Base Pass = 5 days with blackouts Dec 26-30 2026, Jan 16-17 and Feb 13-14 2027. Revelstoke season-pass holders can add an Ikon Pass (CA$1,959) or Ikon Base Pass (CA$1,379) during the early-bird sale. |
| Taos Ski Valley New Mexico, United States | 7 days | The full Ikon Pass gives 7 days. The Ikon Base Pass gives 5 days, blacked out Dec 26-30, 2026, Jan 16-17, 2027 and Feb 13-14, 2027. Ikon Session Pass days are also valid. |
| Banff Sunshine Village Alberta, Canada | 7 days combined with Lake Louise and Mt. Norquay | Sunshine is part of Ikon's SkiBig3 destination. The full Ikon Pass gives 7 days shared across Banff Sunshine, Lake Louise and Norquay. The Ikon Base Pass gives 5 shared days, blacked out Dec 26-30, 2026, Jan 16-17, 2027 and Feb 13-14, 2027. |
| Copper Mountain Colorado, United States | Unlimited | Both the full Ikon Pass (from $1,449 for 2026-27) and the Ikon Base Pass (from $1,019) give unlimited days at Copper with no blackout dates; Copper is in Ikon Base's no-blackout unlimited group alongside Winter Park, Eldora and Arapahoe Basin. The Ikon Session Pass (2-4 days) is also valid. |
Not on the Ikon Pass in 2026-27
- Vail — on Epic Pass instead. Vail is Vail Resorts' flagship mountain and has always been on the Epic Pass, which Vail Resorts launched in 2008. It has never been on the Ikon Pass.
- Park City Mountain — on Epic Pass instead. Vail Resorts bought Park City Mountain Resort in 2014 and joined it to Canyons, which it had leased since 2013, in 2015. It has been Epic-only ever since. Neighbouring Deer Valley, not Park City Mountain, is the Park City resort on Ikon (7 days on the full Ikon Pass, not on Ikon Base). No Park City resort is on the Mountain Collective; the nearest are Snowbasin, Alta and Snowbird.
- Whistler Blackcomb — on Epic Pass instead. Whistler Blackcomb was on the Mountain Collective in the mid-2010s. After Vail Resorts bought it in 2016 it moved to the Epic Pass and left the Collective. It has never been on Ikon.
- 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.
- St. Anton am Arlberg — on Epic Pass instead. Arlberg has been an Epic partner since 2013-14 (then 5 free days); the benefit has since shrunk to 3 days tied to a 3-night stay, so it is not open-ended Epic access.
- Telluride — on Epic Pass instead. Telluride has never been on the Ikon Pass. It was on the Mountain Collective (2 days) for 2016-17 and 2017-18, then left in 2018 to become the Epic Pass's first independent destination partner (7 days on the full Epic Pass), a deal that has run every season since, including 2026-27. It is independently owned by Chuck Horning, not by Vail Resorts.
- Hakuba Valley — on Epic Pass instead. Hakuba Valley signed a long-term alliance with Vail Resorts in March 2018 and has been on the Epic Pass (including Epic Local) every season since 2018-19. It has never been on Ikon or the Mountain Collective, whose Japan partners are elsewhere (e.g. Niseko on Mountain Collective).
- Verbier — on Epic Pass instead. Verbier has partnered with the Epic Pass since 2012-13, when the deal gave 3 free days. That grew to 5 consecutive days, and Epic Local Pass access was added in 2025-26. Verbier has never been on the Ikon Pass, and it is not part of Switzerland's Magic Pass.
- Breckenridge — on Epic Pass instead. Breckenridge has been owned by Vail Resorts since 1997 and has been on the Epic Pass since the pass launched in 2008-09. It has never been on the Ikon Pass.
- Val Thorens — on Epic Pass instead. Les 3 Vallées has partnered with the Epic Pass since 2013-14, starting with 5 days. It is 7 consecutive days for 2026-27. It has never been on the Ikon Pass; Ikon's French partner is Chamonix Mont-Blanc.
- Stowe — on Epic Pass instead. Vail Resorts bought Stowe's ski operations in 2017, and it has been on the Epic Pass since the 2017-18 season. It was never on the Ikon Pass.