Indy Pass Set to Add More Resorts

There are to be 50 new resorts taking the total number of resorts on the pass to more than 300. They are not tell us which ones, but sales of…
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There are to be 50 new resorts taking the total number of resorts on the pass to more than 300.

They are not tell us which ones, but sales of the pass begin on September 1st. 

 “Last spring, we sold out of Indy Passes in just 37-minutes, a clear signal that skiers and riders are hungry for affordable access to independent ski areas,” said Indy Pass Director, Erik Mogensen.

“We won’t oversell the pass and compromise the authentic experience that Indy Pass and its partners deliver.”

Erik Mogensen. Image c/o Indy Pass

Erik Mogensen. Image c/o Indy Pass

The 2026/27 Indy Pass will offer more access than ever before, including two days of skiing plus a third discounted day at each of its 300+ independent ski areas worldwide.

The Indy Pass is the fastest-growing multi-mountain pass in the world.

It offers 300+ Alpine and Nordic resorts across the US, Canada, Europe, Japan, and South America, each providing two days of skiing or riding, plus a third day at a discounted rate.

Indy resorts are independent of any significant US corporate ownership, and many are owned and operated by multi-generational families.

The Indy Pass says it provides “a uniquely authentic and affordable skiing experience”.

The 25 new resorts previously announced for the 2026/27 season last spring include several in Europe :

  • Bergbahnen Hohsaas AG, Switzerland
  • Domaine Skiable des Contamines, France
  • Les 7 Laux, France
  • Levi, Finland
  • Pizol, Switzerland
  • Stöten i SÄlen, Sweden
  • Stranda Ski Resort, Norway

PlanetSKI used the Indy Pass a couple of seasons ago as we toured some of the the lesser-known resorts in Japan.

PlanetSKI + INDY Pass. Image © PlanetSKI

PlanetSKI + INDY Pass. Image © PlanetSKI