Sunday River, Maine Joins Mountain Collective Pass

“These two world-class resorts complement our existing network perfectly,” said Mountain Collective Pass CEO Todd Burnette. “With Megève as an additional destination in France for our pass holders planning their bucket-list-worthy European ski adventure, and for Eastern U.S. and Canadian skiers, Sunday River ties in perfectly for weekend visits with our other Eastern resorts, Sugarloaf, Le Massif de Charlevoix, and Bromont.”

In total, there are now 27 Mountain Collective destinations. The pass, currently priced at $659 for adults, provides two days of skiing at each participating resort. Subsequent days are 50% off, and there are no blackout periods (although some ski areas require advance reservations).  

With its price point, Mountain Collective is a considerably cheaper alternative to the ever-popular Ikon and Epic Passes, although it provides lesser access. 

The Ikon Pass, now priced at $1,449, provides access to 60 destinations, several of which, like Palisades Tahoe, California, have no day limits. The Epic Pass’ breadth is similarly large, covering 80-plus resorts. It costs $1,047. Prices go up November 17th.

A more apt comparison to the Mountain Collective pass may be the Indy Pass, which operates on a similar two-day program. The Indy Pass sets itself apart by focusing on smaller, independent ski areas. In contrast, much of the Mountain Collective’s domain involves established destination resorts—think Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming; or Big Sky Resort, Montana.

The 2024-2025 edition of the Mountain Collective pass is on sale until December 12th.

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