SAM Magazine—Portland, Ore., Sept. 28, 2021—The Indy Pass has added four new resorts, bringing its total partners up to 80 ski areas ahead of its third season on the market. Seven Oaks, Idaho, The Rock Snowpark, Wisc., and Manning Park and Sovereign Lake, B.C., are the latest independents to join the roster. 

Sovereign Lake Nordic Club in Nelson, B.C.—a non-profit ski club with nearly 3,200 members—is the first all-Nordic operation to join the pass. The other four additions expand on Indy’s regional presence in western Canada and the Midwest.

“It’s exciting to offer our first Nordic resort in Sovereign Lake and along with Manning Park, we now have six great mountains in western Canada,” said Indy Pass president Doug Fish.  “Seven Oaks and The Rock are also key pickups for us in Iowa and Wisconsin [respectively] and we look forward to welcoming their passholders to our Great Lakes and Western resorts as they explore beyond their home mountains.”

The Indy Pass will offer its standard two days of access at Seven Oaks, The Rock Snowpark, and Sovereign Lake with no blackout dates. Manning Park has blackouts for Christmas, MLK, and President’s weekends.

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