As summer slowly comes to a close and skiers and snowboarders start daydreaming about the deep powder days that could arrive this ski season thanks to El Nino conditions, some snow enthusiasts are already getting a jump on it.
The new Sugar Bowl-Woodward Tahoe Unrestricted Pass gives skiers and riders winter access to Sugar Bowl’s deepest snow in Tahoe, short lift lines, uncrowded slopes, and its the new-and-improved terrain parks and unlimited backcountry access at the closest major Tahoe resort to the Bay Area.
The Sugar Bowl-Woodward Tahoe Unrestricted Pass also gives people unrestricted access to Tahoe’s premier training facility at Woodward Tahoe, starting now and available all winter long.
Woodward Tahoe is an indoor facility located at Boreal Mountain ski resort.
Season pass prices range start at $729 (adults), $579 (ages 13-22) and $439 (ages 6-12, 75-plus).
Skiers and snowboarders who have already purchased a 2015/16 season pass from either Sugar Bowl or Woodward Tahoe have the option to receive a full refund on their prior purchase, prior to use, when purchasing this product instead. The combo pass will be sold exclusively by Sugar Bowl Resort.And for those looking to include Royal Gorge, North America’s largest XC resort, that combo pass is available, too. View the video here, and visit the season pass page here for more info and to get the new Sugar Bowl-Woodward Tahoe Pass today!
Combo season pass holders still receive the added benefits of the Sugar Bowl unrestricted season pass, including four tickets to Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows, and free skiing at Sun Valley and Grand Targhee when tickets are booked in conjunction with lodging.
Jeffrey Weidel can be reached at [email protected]. Thanks for visiting his website at www.tahoeskiworld.com
