Indy Pass Unveils New Ski Areas for the 2026-27 Season

by admin in RSS Social News. Posted September 4, 2026

The Indy Pass’s new ski area partner rollout ahead of the 2026-27 season continues.

Earlier this week, the multi-mountain pass, which separates itself by focusing on independent ski areas, announced that it would have 50-plus new partners to choose from next winter.

Twenty-five of those were revealed last spring, with Indy opting for a hype-building strategy over the coming days, releasing the yet-unrevealed 30-strong roster in chunks on social media. The additions include alpine and cross-country ski areas.

These are the ski areas that have been announced so far—we’ll do our best to keep it updated with the latest Indy drops.

Kendall Mountain, CO
King Pine, NH (now a full partner)
Mont Kanasuta, QC
Ruka Ski Resort, Finland
Togari Onsen Snow Resort, Japan
Eastman XC, NH
Frost Fire, North Dakota
Kandatsu Snow Resort, Japan
Pyhä Ski Resort, Finland
Scotts Cobble/High Peaks XC, New York
Skeetawk, Alaska
Ski Land, Alaska
Showdown MT
Powder Ridge, CT
Heiligenblut am Großglockner, Austria
Engstligenalp, Switzerland
Jay Peak XC, VT

Previously Announced Indy Pass Ski Areas

Indy Pass unveiled this new-for-next-winter group last spring.

Bergbahnen Hohsaas AG, Switzerland
Bethel Village Trails, ME (XC)
Camp 10 Ski Area, WI
Carters XC Ski Center, ME (XC)
Coffee Mill Ski Area, MN
Domaine Skiable des Contamines, France
Fort Kent Outdoor Center, ME (XC)
Franconia Village, NH (XC)
Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center, NH (XC)
Haymaker Nordic Center, CO (XC)
Les 7 Laux, France
Levi, Finland
Murray Ski Ridge, BC
Northern Maine Community Trails, ME (XC)
Onikoube Ski Resort, Japan
Paul Bunyan Ski Area, WI
Pebble Creek Ski Area, ID
Pizol, Switzerland
Spirit Mountain Nordic, MN (XC)
Steamboat Ski Touring Center, CO (XC)
Stöten i SÄlen, Sweden
Stranda Ski Resort, Norway
The Loppet, MN (XC)
Thrill Hills, ND
Whitecap Mountain Resort, WI

The Big Reveal?

In Indy’s latest press release, the company said that the drip-drop of ski area reveals would be capped off with a “keynote” announcement on Tuesday, September 8. The release provided no clues as to what that announcement would be. Using context clues, though, it’s somewhat safe to assume Indy has locked in a ski area or ski areas it’s truly excited about. We’ll hold off on speculating, for now, but there are some independent heavy-hitters across North America that Indy, Epic, or Ikon haven’t gotten to yet.

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