For adults, this pass is currently $465 meaning you only need to ski three times for the walk-up. Though any day that is blacked out, the pass still offers great discounts if you decide you want to ski. It gives you access to all three of Vail’s Tahoe resorts – Northstar, Kirkwood, and Heavenly – with some access restrictions over Thanksgiving, Christmas, MLK, and President’s Day along with Saturday restrictions throughout the season at both Kirkwood and Northstar. Tahoe Value Pass: If you don’t like fighting crowds on Saturdays or weekends and don’t plan on skiing outside of Lake Tahoe, this is probably the best pass option. If you’re just looking to ski in the Lake Tahoe area, you’re more likely interested in one of two passes – either the Tahoe Local Pass or the Tahoe Value Pass.
#Bre epic pass resorts full
Want unlimited access to all of their premier resorts without any restrictions or blackout dates? You’re looking for the full Epic Pass. The Epic Pass, the mega-pass that gives access to all Vail owned ski resorts and a few affiliated partners, offers a range of different passes depending on your needs. For those that don’t know the difference between the two passes and need some help deciding, here’s a breakdown of what each pass offers, mainly with regards to the Tahoe resorts. For those looking to come enjoy the winter activities in Lake Tahoe, the most likely scenario is that you’ll be purchasing either an Epic Pass or an Ikon Pass depending on the resorts you like to ski. As Labor Day approaches, focus tends to shift towards the cold snowy peaks coming our way this winter.
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