With the Drifter Pass, skiers on the East Coast can chase storms—or the après scene—whenever and however they want. Duck out of work for a mid-week powder day or hit the park with your crew over the weekend, there are no blackout dates with this pass offering and plenty of places to use it. No matter your skiing style, if you’re between the ages of 18 and 29, this is the pass for you—and we’re giving one away for free right now.
The Drifter Pass is valid at the following East Coast resorts:
Mount Snow, Vermont
Home to the most powerful snowmaking system in the Northeast and legendary après ski scene. Mount Snow is also Ground Zero for East Coast freestyle skiing with its Carinthia Parks–100 acres of the #1 ranked terrain park in the East. Now, with a brand new $22M lodge.
Hunter Mountain, NY
Just completed the largest terrain expansion in the East in 15 years, now offering seven gladed areas. Holy tree runs, Batman!
Attitash Mountain, NH
Located just outside of North Conway, NH, this mountain is famous for its steeps and glades. Don’t know where to find them? Just ask a local!
Wildcat Mountain, NH
Located across the valley from the famous Tuckerman’s Ravine on Mount Washington, Wildcat is truly one of New England’s most scenic resorts with amazing glades and a throwback feel.
Crotched Mountain, NH
Home to New England’s latest night skiing. The party goes until 3 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Jack Frost, PA
A Pocono favorite for nearly 50 years, this family-friendly resort offers terrain for all abilities with a frenzy of après parties and fun events throughout the year.
Big Boulder, PA
Home to Pennsylvania’s longest ski season as well as eight progressive terrain parks for every type of skier.
Roundtop Mountain Resort, PA
Liberty Mountain Resort, PA
Whitetail Mountain Resort, PA
These three resorts—new to the Drifter Pass—in Southern Pennsylvania provide over 300 additional acres, 60 trails and three terrain parks, plus tons of food options and events for Drifter Passholders in and around Baltimore, Washington, DC and Philadelphia.
