The Indy Pass

[jamesdeluxe]

fly somewhere and only get 2 days...?

I wouldn't fly somewhere just to use Indy.

That's my likely plan -- fly to Boise and ski two days each at Brundage and Tamarack, one day at Bogus Basin (just north of Boise, not on the Indy pass), and then one day at Soldier Mountain. There's a smaller Indy hill just to the south, Pomerelle, but it's three hours from Boise and probably not worth the extra driving.

That'd be four new ski areas to add to the list since I only got one this season.

 

[tirolski]

Jay’s gonna be open Saturday for their last hurrah. It’s on the Indy circuit.

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[MarzNC]

fly to Boise and ski two days each at Brundage and Tamarack, one day at Bogus Basin (just north of Boise, not on the Indy pass),

A friend considered flying to Boise to ski at Bogus and Tamarack.

Southwest flies to Boise. For me, that mattered because that's on the way between Albuquerque and Bend, OR. My ski buddy from NM picked me up in Boise for a ski safari in May that started with Bachelor.

 

[MarzNC]

In the recent podcast interview with Stu, Doug tells the story of his RV trek visiting a bunch of Indy locations in the northwest this winter. In one case, there was another RV parking overnight. Turned out to be Indy passholders . . . from New Hampshire. Doug calls folks like that "Indy Explorers."

Podcast #45: Indy Pass President and Founder Doug Fish

Going deep on the new partners, new pricing structure, blackout dates, and more

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[Flying Z]

That's my likely plan -- fly to Boise and ski two days each at Brundage and Tamarack, one day at Bogus Basin (just north of Boise, not on the Indy pass), and then one day at Soldier Mountain. There's a smaller Indy hill just to the south, Pomerelle, but it's three hours from Boise and probably not worth the extra driving.

That'd be four new ski areas to add to the list since I only got one this season.

My plan also. Its a toss up for me for Soldier- cat track city or Pomerrelle - kind of like a Butternut, mellow, but with a bit of alpine and good scenery. Pom claims 500 inches a season but the total this year was about 230. Soldier recently had a fire sweep across part of the mountain, damaged a lift but fixed prior to start of season. We might even go west to Anthony Lakes because, why not, its the mini alps.

 

[XTski]

That's my likely plan -- fly to Boise and ski two days each at Brundage and Tamarack, one day at Bogus Basin (just north of Boise, not on the Indy pass), and then one day at Soldier Mountain. There's a smaller Indy hill just to the south, Pomerelle, but it's three hours from Boise and probably not worth the extra driving.

That'd be four new ski areas to add to the list since I only got one this season.

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Nice! awesome use of Indy, thanks for giving a great flight plan for Indy, strange the trying to find faults with Indy, it’s a sweet deal for any skier

 

[NYSkiBlog]

INDY PASS ADDS EAGLE POINT RESORT AND SUNDOWN MOUNTAIN RESORT

Another popular Midwest mountain and a third Utah resort join the fast-growing coalition of 68 independent ski resorts

PORTLAND, Ore. (June 22, 2021) – The Indy Pass welcomes Eagle Point Resort in Beaver, Utah and Sundown Mountain Resort in Dubuque, Iowa strengthening its presence in the US heartland and adding a destination in the Southwestern Rockies.

Tucked into the Tushar Mountains at 10,000 feet, and boasting the steepest and deepest terrain in southern Utah, independently-owned Eagle Point Resort is considered the quintessential hidden gem of the Beehive State. At three hour from Las Vegas and Salt Lake City, and seven from most of Southern California, the resort is a magnet for those seeking challenging fall line terrain or wide groomers, and consistently pitcher perfect runs for beginners.

“We are proud to be a part of the Indy Pass and it’s amazing collection of resorts, and look forward to introducing Indy Pass holders to our little corner of undiscovered Rocky Mountain heaven,'' said owner Shane Gadbah.

Situated high above the Mississippi River and with views of three states, Sundown Mountain Resort draws skiers and riders from it’s local Dubuque community but also the surrounding region from Chicago to St. Louis. The popular resort features 21 runs,100% snowmaking coverage, two terrain parks, and two mountain-top lodges that overlook their namesake sunsets on the picturesque Iowa plain.

"Sundown Mountain is thrilled to join Indy Pass as a resort partner this season. We look forward to sharing our mountain with pass holders who want to experience some of the best skiing in the Midwest,” said GM Mark Gordon.

21-22 Indy Passes are on sale now and Indy AddOn Passes will be available for purchase by Indy resort passholders on July 1 for a reduced price of $189 adults and $89 for kids 12-and-under. Purchasers must designate a home mountain and upload proof of purchase for their unrestricted season pass in order to qualify for the discounted pricing.

Indy Pass 21-22 Pricing
Indy Pass - Adult $279, Kids 12-and-under $119
Indy+ - Adult $379, Kids $169 (no blackouts)
Indy AddOn – Adult $189, Kids $89
Indy+ AddOn – Adult $289, Kids $139

About Indy Pass -
Heading into its third season the Indy Pass is the fastest-growing multi-mountain pass in North America. It offers 68 resorts across the US and Canada, each providing two days of skiing or riding for an affordable price. Indy Pass resorts are independent and uniquely authentic, and many are owned and operated by multi-generational families who are passionate about snow sports.

CONTACT: Doug Fish
doug@indyskipass.com
503.709.0111

 

[MarzNC]

For someone willing to do some driving, combining Indy with the MCP would make for some good skiing when flying into SLC. Indy has PowMow just north of SLC, Beaver in Logan, and Eagle Point in Beaver. The MCP includes a couple days each at Alta, Snowbird, plus GT/JH isn't that far a drive from SLC.

 

[rebel1916]

So new Indy resorts in in NY and PA, to be announced Tue. I'm hoping for Montage and Platty. Anyone else have rumors, speculation, hopes and dreams to share on the matter?

 

[XTski]

Early guess is Bristol, will look into Pa Platty would be sweet but it’s only open 3 days a week? and it’s not far from West mt ( already on the indy?) Thanks for the heads up, been thinking of the Indy, this mi help sway my decision