Rankings
Best Epic Pass Ski Resorts
You bought the Epic Pass -- now where should you actually use it? Not all Epic resorts are created equal. We ranked them by the stuff that matters: snow, terrain, vertical, and vibes. Time to maximize that investment.
Whistler Blackcomb
EpicBritish ColumbiaWhistler Blackcomb is on the Epic Pass with 458" average snowfall and 8,171 skiable acres.
Vail
EpicColoradoVail is on the Epic Pass with 354" average snowfall and 5,317 skiable acres.
Park City
EpicUtahPark City is on the Epic Pass with 355" average snowfall and 7,300 skiable acres.
Heavenly Mountain Resort
EpicCaliforniaHeavenly Mountain Resort is on the Epic Pass with 360" average snowfall and 4,800 skiable acres.
Breckenridge
EpicColoradoBreckenridge is on the Epic Pass with 353" average snowfall and 2,908 skiable acres.
Beaver Creek
EpicColoradoBeaver Creek is on the Epic Pass with 325" average snowfall and 1,832 skiable acres.
Northstar California
EpicCaliforniaNorthstar California is on the Epic Pass with 350" average snowfall and 3,170 skiable acres.
Telluride
EpicColoradoTelluride is on the Epic Pass with 309" average snowfall and 2,000 skiable acres.
Sun Valley
EpicIdahoSun Valley is on the Epic Pass with 2,829 skiable acres.
Kirkwood Mountain Resort
EpicCaliforniaKirkwood Mountain Resort is on the Epic Pass with 354" average snowfall and 2,300 skiable acres.
Stowe
EpicVermontStowe is on the Epic Pass with 333" average snowfall and 485 skiable acres.
Killington
EpicVermontKillington is on the Epic Pass with 250" average snowfall and 1,509 skiable acres.
Keystone
EpicColoradoKeystone is on the Epic Pass with 3,148 skiable acres.
Crested Butte
EpicColoradoCrested Butte is on the Epic Pass with 1,547 skiable acres.
Okemo
EpicVermontOkemo is on the Epic Pass with 180" average snowfall and 632 skiable acres.
How We Score
Each resort gets a 0-100 score based on weighted attributes specific to this category. We pull from real data: average annual snowfall, skiable acres, vertical drop, summit elevation, pass coverage, proximity to major airports, and editorial “best for” tags from our resort profiles.
Scores are normalized so the best resort in each attribute gets 100 and the rest scale proportionally. The final score is a weighted average -- heavier weights go to the attributes that matter most for each category.
This isn't pay-to-play. No resort can buy a higher ranking. It's math, data, and a little editorial judgment.