Off Peak Podcast Episode 8: We’re Moving to Tahoe!
Sam and Nicole disseminate their plans to move to Lake Tahoe for the 2020-21 winter ski season.
Liftopia Acquired, Plans to Continue Operations for the Long Term
According to an email sent out by Liftopia’s CEO, the company has been acquired by an unnamed entity. As part of the acquisition, the lift ticket site will receive funds to settle outstanding debts with its partners.
Mountain Review: Mount Snow
This popular resort delivers a lot for southern Vermont but struggles to handle crowds in some areas.
Jackson Hole Planning to Run Gondolas and Tram Next Season
Jackson Hole has provided some detail on lift operations for the 2020-21 season. The resort plans to run all its lifts, including gondolas and the aerial tram, with capacity changes.
State of Resort Season Pass Policies for the 2020-21 Season
After examining the early-season pricing and assurance differences between Epic and Ikon, we decided to do the same for standalone season pass products. Some mountains offer excellent protections, while others are risky buys.
Mountain Review: Tremblant
This busy, frigid resort offers a well-rounded East Coast experience and spectacular base village.
2 of 3 Australian Vail Resorts Closed for the Season Due to COVID-19
Following its decision to suspend operations at Mount Hotham and Falls Creek just a few days after they opened, Vail Resorts Australia has announced that these resorts will not be reopening for the rest of the season.
Off Peak Podcast Episode 7: Resort Lodging
The team highlights notable lodges and hostels from recent trips to Jackson Hole, Whistler, Killington, and other resorts.
(Expired) $249 Cooper Season Pass with Partner Days
Colorado’s Cooper Ski Area has announced heavily discounted early-bird 2020-21 season pass prices. But for those primarily interested in the cheap access to partner resorts, the pass’s assurance policy is risky.
Loveland Snowcat Expansion Ready To Go, 2020/21 Operations Dependent on COVID
Earlier this month, Loveland secured approval from the USFS to provide private snowcat tours in the avalanche-mitigated, sparsely-tracked Dry Gulch area. Since the new terrain won’t require any major infrastructure projects, these tours are theoretically ready to go and could start as soon as next January.