Official season passes
Season passes for the mountains around Vancouver.
Every pass is sold by the mountain itself. We link to the official purchase page and say plainly what each pass suits, so you can compare entry points in one place. We do not list prices, and no mountain can pay to rank here.
North Shore, West Vancouver
Cypress Mountain
Access: Ikon Pass or resort season pass
- On the Ikon Pass for 2026/27 as a limited day destination, with fewer days and blackout dates on the Ikon Base Pass. Confirm the current day count on the official Ikon page.
- Cypress also sells its own downhill season passes, from unlimited down to weekend nights.
- Not on the Epic Pass.
- Downhill season passes are sold by the resort, with youth, student and senior categories.
- A North Shore pass pays off quickly if you ride after work rather than only on weekends.
North Shore, North Vancouver
Grouse Mountain
Access: resort season pass
- On the Ikon Pass only as a 2-day Bonus Mountain for 2026/27 (full Ikon Pass, blackout dates apply). Not on the Epic Pass.
- Access here is the resort's own winter Early Bird Pass or a day ticket.
- The winter season pass here is sold as an Early Bird Pass, in Unlimited and Weekday versions, with date restrictions on the weekday option.
- Grouse also sells a year round Annual Pass+, which covers mountain admission and does not include skiing or snowboarding. Check which product you are buying.
North Shore, North Vancouver
Mt Seymour
Access: resort season pass
- Not on the Epic Pass or the Ikon Pass.
- Access here is the resort's own full or limited season pass, or a day or night ticket.
- Full season passes are sold by the resort, alongside limited day and night options.
- Some pass types use reservations on busy days. Confirm the current rules on the official page.
Sea to Sky, British Columbia
Whistler Blackcomb
Access: Epic Pass or resort season pass
- On the Epic Pass for 2026/27. The full Epic Pass gives unlimited days here; Epic Local and Epic Day products give limited days with blackout dates.
- Not on the Ikon Pass. Confirm current day counts and blackout dates on the official Epic page before you buy.
- Sold as a multi resort season pass rather than a single mountain pass, so it covers days beyond Whistler Blackcomb.
- Early season pricing closes well before opening day. Check the official page for current deadlines and terms.
Washington State, United States
Mt Baker
Access: resort season pass
- Not on the Epic Pass or the Ikon Pass.
- Access is the resort's own season pass or a day ticket, priced in United States dollars.
- Season passes are sold by the resort in United States dollars, so the exchange rate matters from Vancouver.
- A passport and border wait are part of every visit. Factor that in before committing to a season here.
Fraser Valley, Agassiz area
Sasquatch Mountain Resort
Access: resort season pass
- Not on the Epic Pass or the Ikon Pass.
- Access is the resort's own season pass or a day ticket.
- Season passes are sold by the resort, and often priced below the larger mountains. The official pass page now lists 2026/27 pricing, even though its page title still reads 2025/26.
- Worth comparing against a North Shore pass if you would rather drive further for quieter snow.
Selkirk Mountains, interior British Columbia
Revelstoke Mountain Resort
Access: Ikon Pass or resort season pass
- On the Ikon Pass for 2026/27 as a limited day destination, with fewer days and blackout dates on the Ikon Base Pass. Confirm the current day count on the official Ikon page.
- Revelstoke also sells its own winter season pass, and offers an Ikon add on alongside it.
- Not on the Epic Pass.
- Winter season passes are sold by the resort, with individual, midweek, family and youth categories.
- An Ikon Pass add on is offered alongside the resort pass. Confirm on the official page which product covers the days you want.
West Kootenay, British Columbia
Whitewater Mountain Resort
Access: resort season pass
- Not on the Ikon Pass or the Epic Pass.
- 2026/27 visiting passholder reciprocals include Revelstoke Mountain Resort. See the official reciprocals list.
- Not Ikon or Epic. 2026/27 reciprocals include Revelstoke Mountain Resort.
Multi mountain passes
Multi-resort and reciprocal passes
These passes cover several mountains on one product, or give days at other mountains with a qualifying season pass. We explain who each one suits and which mountains it includes. Day counts, blackout dates and prices are set by the pass, so we link out instead of restating them, and neither brand can pay to be called the better buy.
Epic Pass
Vail Resorts' multi mountain pass. From Vancouver the reason to buy it is Whistler Blackcomb, plus travel days in the United States and Europe.
- The full Epic Pass gives unlimited days at Whistler Blackcomb for 2026/27. Epic Local and Epic Day products give limited days with blackout dates.
- None of the North Shore mountains, Mt Baker or Revelstoke are on it.
- Day counts, blackout dates and deadlines are set by Epic. We link out rather than restate them.
Mountains on this pass (6)
- Fernie Alpine Resort Epic Day Pass, Epic Pass
- Kicking Horse Mountain Resort Epic Day Pass, Epic Pass
- Kimberley Alpine Resort Epic Day Pass, Epic Pass
- Nakiska Epic Day Pass, Epic Pass
- Stevens Pass Epic Day Pass, Epic Local Pass, Epic Pass
- Whistler Blackcomb Epic Day Pass, Epic Local Pass, Epic Pass
Ikon Pass
Alterra's multi mountain pass. Locally it covers Cypress Mountain, and it is the usual way people add interior British Columbia trips, including Revelstoke.
- Cypress Mountain and Revelstoke Mountain Resort are limited day destinations for 2026/27, with fewer days and blackout dates on the Ikon Base Pass.
- Whistler Blackcomb, Mt Seymour and Mt Baker are not on it. Grouse Mountain is a 2-day Ikon Pass Bonus Mountain for 2026/27 (full Ikon Pass only, blackout dates apply).
- Day counts and blackout dates are set by Ikon and change by pass tier. Check the destination page before buying.
Mountains on this pass (14)
- Crystal Mountain Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Cypress Mountain Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Grouse Mountain Ikon Pass Bonus Mountain
- Lake Louise Ski Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Mt Bachelor Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Mt Norquay Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Panorama Mountain Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- RED Mountain Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Schweitzer Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- SilverStar Mountain Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Sun Peaks Resort Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- Sunshine Village Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
- The Summit at Snoqualmie Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Pass, Ikon Session Pass
Mountain Collective Pass
Multi mountain pass: 2 days at each partner resort, then 50% off additional days.
Mountains on this pass (6)
- Lake Louise Ski Resort Mountain Collective Pass
- Marmot Basin Mountain Collective Pass
- Panorama Mountain Resort Mountain Collective Pass
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort Mountain Collective Pass
- Sun Peaks Resort Mountain Collective Pass
- Sunshine Village Mountain Collective Pass
Indy Pass
Independent resort pass: 2 free days plus a third discounted day at each partner resort. Indy Base 2026/27 blackout dates are not yet published; Indy+ has none.
Mountains on this pass (17)
- 49 Degrees North Indy Pass and Indy+
- Apex Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Baldy Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Big White Ski Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Bluewood Indy Pass and Indy+
- Castle Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Fairmont Hot Springs Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Hudson Bay Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Manning Park Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Mount Washington Alpine Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Mt Hood Meadows Indy Pass and Indy+
- Murray Ridge Ski Area Indy Pass and Indy+
- Phoenix Mountain Indy Pass and Indy+
- Sasquatch Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- Shames Mountain Indy Pass and Indy+
- Silver Mountain Resort Indy Pass and Indy+
- White Pass Indy Pass and Indy+
Powder Alliance
Not a pass you buy. A qualifying season pass at one Powder Alliance resort gives 3 free days, Sunday to Friday, non-holiday, at the others. No season year is published.
Mountains on this pass (5)
- Mission Ridge Powder Alliance (reciprocal)
- Mt Hood Skibowl Powder Alliance (reciprocal)
- Silver Mountain Resort Powder Alliance (reciprocal)
- Timberline Lodge Powder Alliance (reciprocal)
- White Pass Powder Alliance (reciprocal)
Freedom Pass
Not a pass you buy. A valid full season pass at one Freedom Pass area gives 3 free days at the others, with no blackout dates.
Mountains on this pass (1)
- Mt Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park Freedom Pass (reciprocal)
Mountain pass, Epic or Ikon?
If you ride one local mountain most weeks, that mountain's own season pass is usually the simplest fit. If your season is built around Whistler Blackcomb, Epic covers it. If you want Cypress locally plus interior trips like Revelstoke, Ikon is the pass that covers both. Grouse, Mt Seymour and Mt Baker sit outside both, so they are always a resort pass or a day ticket.
We do not name a winner. The right pass depends on how many days you ride and where, and only the official pages carry current prices and blackout dates.