Cali Pass Launches 2026-27 Sale With Spring Riding Available Immediately at 4 California Resorts - SnowBrains

"The 2026-27 Cali Pass provides access to 18 winter resorts, including six in California, encompassing more than 35,000 vertical feet and 21,000 skiable acres across the American West. The pass also includes discount buddy tickets of up to 50% off (one per day, limit 10), 10% off non-alcoholic food and beverage purchases, 10% off non-sale retail items, and 30% off weekday lodging at China Peak and Bear Valley on Sunday through Thursday, excluding holidays."

"The College Cali Pass, designed for students ages 18 to 25 currently enrolled in school. The pricing structure rewards group purchases: a single pass runs $399, dropping to $349 each for two buyers, $299 each for three, and $249 each for groups of four to 10. Students need only a $50 deposit to start riding this spring, with purchases not finalized until October 31."

"Bear Valley, Dodge Ridge, Mountain High, and China Peak offer a genuine skiing experience outside the major pass ecosystem. One that, for many, has become harder to find. Two owners each operate two of the resorts, bringing deep skiing backgrounds and a rich history in the ski industry, with a dedication to preserving the culture while welcoming in the next generation of skiers and riders."

The Cali Pass now offers early-bird pricing through April 30 for the 2026-27 season, providing access to 18 winter resorts across the American West with over 35,000 vertical feet and 21,000 skiable acres. The pass includes benefits such as discounted buddy tickets up to 50% off, food and beverage discounts, retail savings, and lodging discounts at select resorts. A new College Cali Pass targets students ages 18-25 with tiered group pricing: $399 for individual purchases, $349 for pairs, $299 for three, and $249 each for groups of four to ten. Students can secure passes with a $50 deposit this spring, with final payment due October 31. The four California resorts—Bear Valley, Dodge Ridge, China Peak, and Mountain High—operate independently with deep skiing heritage and focus on preserving ski culture while attracting younger generations.

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