SAM Magazine—Aspen Snowmass, Colo., Sept. 20, 2022—The Mountain Collective Pass has added Sugar Bowl, Calif., to its now 25-destination roster. The Tahoe resort joins Sun Valley, Snowbasin, Marmot Basin, and Le Massif de Charlevoix as new partners for upcoming season. 

“We’ve been patiently waiting to join a collection of resorts with an aligned ethos and a program that ensures we can continue delivering the premium experience our guests have become accustomed to,” said Greg Dallas, president and CEO of Sugar Bowl Resort. “The Mountain Collective is truly a set of world-class resorts, and we are proud to represent California.” 

Sugar Bowl, with the slogan “More Snow, Less Crowds,” is known locally for short lift lines, uncrowded slopes, and high annual snowfall. The resort, perched atop Donner Summit, has been family-owned and independent since 1939.

“Sugar Bowl is truly a gem in the Tahoe area and will provide a great trip for California skiers and riders in addition to world-class destinations throughout the Western U.S. and Canadian Rockies,” said Mountain Collective CEO Todd Burnette. “Now with twenty-five bucket list global resorts, the Mountain Collective Pass continues to be a great option for discerning skiers and riders around the world.” 

The 2022-23 Mountain Collective Pass currently retails for $579 USD for adults, with pass prices set to increase Sept. 27. The pass includes two days of skiing or riding with no blackout dates at each of the 25 partners (50 total days), a 50 percent discount on all additional days as well as lodging discount offers. 

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