🌲 Washington
Epic: 1 · Ikon: 2🌋 Oregon
Epic: 0 · Ikon: 1🗻 Idaho
Epic: 0 · Ikon: 2📋 Full Mountain List
All pass-affiliated mountains at a glance| Mountain | State | Pass | Vertical | Avg Snow | Day Ticket | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crystal Mountain | WA | Ikon | 3,100 ft | 486" | $155 | |
| Mt. Hood Meadows | OR | Ikon | 2,777 ft | 430" | $125 | |
| Tamarack Resort | ID | Ikon | 2,800 ft | 300" | $95 | |
| Schweitzer | ID | Ikon | 2,400 ft | 300" | $130 | |
| Stevens Pass | WA | Epic | 1,800 ft | 450" | $155 | |
| The Summit at Snoqualmie | WA | Ikon | 2,200 ft | 400" | $90 |
* Pass affiliations and prices subject to change. Verify with Epic Pass and Ikon Pass before purchasing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Epic Pass or Ikon Pass better for Pacific Northwest skiing?
The Ikon Pass wins the Pacific Northwest by a wide margin. Ikon includes Crystal Mountain and The Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington, Mt. Hood Meadows in Oregon, and Schweitzer and Tamarack Resort in Idaho. The Epic Pass includes only Stevens Pass in Washington. For skiers who want regional coverage across the Pacific Northwest, the Ikon Pass is the clear choice.
Is Crystal Mountain on the Epic Pass?
No. Crystal Mountain in Washington State is included on the Ikon Pass. It is one of the top ski resorts in the Pacific Northwest, offering 3,100 feet of vertical drop and an average of 486 inches of annual snowfall.
Is Mt. Hood Meadows on the Epic Pass or Ikon Pass?
Mt. Hood Meadows is included on the Ikon Pass. It is the largest resort on Mt. Hood in Oregon, with 2,777 feet of vertical drop and reliable snow from November through May. The Epic Pass has no Oregon ski resorts at all.
What Idaho ski resorts are on the Ikon Pass?
Two Idaho resorts are included on the Ikon Pass: Schweitzer Mountain Resort in the Idaho Panhandle and Tamarack Resort near McCall. The Epic Pass does not include any Idaho ski resorts. Sun Valley, one of Idaho's most famous resorts, is not on either the Epic or Ikon Pass.
Is Stevens Pass worth it on the Epic Pass?
Stevens Pass is a well-regarded mid-size Washington resort with 1,800 feet of vertical drop, 37 trails, and an average of 450 inches of snowfall per season. It offers night skiing and is the primary reason to choose the Epic Pass in the Pacific Northwest. However, if you plan to ski multiple resorts across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, the Ikon Pass offers significantly more regional coverage.