Telluride and Revelstoke join the Mountain Collective Pass for 2016-17 season

The Mountain Collective Pass, a travel-focused ski pass that provides access to resorts all around the globe, just added two iconic locations: Telluride Ski Resort in Colorado and Revelstoke Mountain Resort in British Columbia.

The two resorts will provide Mountain Collective passholders access to some of the best terrain and snow in North America. Photo: Mountain Collective

Telluride and Revelstoke join a long list of other resorts on the Mountain Collective Pass, with limited days available at each for the 2016-17 season:

2 days at Alta/Snowbird, Utah2 days at Aspen Snowmass, Colorado2 days at Jackson Hole, Wyoming2 days at Mammoth, California2 days at Ski Banff/Lake Louise/Sunshine, Alberta2 days at Ski Queenstown/Coronet Peak/The Remarkables, New Zealand2 days at Squaw Alpine, California2 days at Stowe, Vermont2 days at Sun Valley, Idaho2 days at Taos, New Mexico2 days at Thredbo, Australia2 days at Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia

Like most other resorts, Telluride and Revelstoke will each offer passholders two days of skiing for the season. Passholders can purchase additional lifts tickets for 50% of the original price at all included resorts as well. As a bonus, two days at Valle Nevado in Chile, two days at Hakuba Valley in Japan and two days at Chamonix in France are offered.

The announcement regarding Telluride and Revelstoke comes one day after news broke that Whistler Blackcomb is being bought by Vail Resorts for $1.1 billion. The British Columbian resort is currently on the Mountain Collective Pass, and will remain on the pass for the 2016-17 season, but it will be removed for the 2017-18 season and added to Vail Resorts’ Epic Pass.

For more information about the Mountain Collective Pass, including restrictions and prices, click here.

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