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2026/27 PASS REVIEW

Ski Vermont 4Pass review: Four Vermont mountains for $220, if you can get the pass

Four days of skiing for $220. Killington, Stowe, Jay Peak, and Sugarbush are among the possibilities. It's a remarkably good deal, with one complication: before you can ski those four days, you have to win the chance to buy them. Then you have to make the calendar cooperate.

OPERATOR: Ski VermontSTARTING POINT: $220 plus taxGEOGRAPHY: VermontLAST CHECKED: October 24, 2026
Editor score7.5/10

Best for: Skiers who enjoy exploring Vermont and have some freedom in their schedules.

Four days at four different mountains. This is for people with a list of places they've been meaning to ski, not a standing Saturday appointment with one chairlift.

Photo: Sugarbush · William Juniper

OPERATORSki Vermont
STARTING POINT$220 plus tax
GEOGRAPHYVermont
LAST CHECKEDOctober 24, 2026

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DestinationPass AccessMaps
Bolton ValleyKIDS SKI FREE · 5 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
BromleyPSIA-AASI SCHOOLKIDS SKI FREE · 5 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Burke MountainPSIA-AASI SCHOOLKIDS SKI FREE · 5 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Jay PeakPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
KillingtonPSIA-AASI SCHOOLKIDS SKI FREE · 6 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Mad River Glen
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Magic Mountain
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Middlebury Snow BowlKIDS SKI FREE · 5 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Mount SnowPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
OkemoPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
PicoPSIA-AASI SCHOOLKIDS SKI FREE · 6 & UNDER
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Saskadena Six
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Ski Quechee
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Smugglers’ NotchPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
StowePSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
StrattonPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
SugarbushPSIA-AASI SCHOOL
Vermont
Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximumGoogle · Apple
Geographic context

Pass destinations

Four vouchers must be redeemed at four different eligible areas by the same passholder. Resort-specific blackouts, capacity and redemption rules apply.

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PassTracks Score breakdown

Five standardized factors produce the editorial score.

Useful Access
8.0
Value
9.0
Flexibility
3.5
Geographic Fit
8.3
Clarity
6.7
Ski lift at Okemo Mountain Resort
Photo: Okemo Mountain Resort · Ulrike R. Donohue / Unsplash
FOUR DAYS. FOUR DIFFERENT MOUNTAINS.Fifty-five dollars buys a lot of Vermont skiing.

Use every voucher and the 4Pass costs $55 per day before tax. At some of Vermont's larger resorts, that can be considerably less than a regular lift ticket. You could ski Killington one day, head north to Jay Peak another, and spend the remaining visits somewhere you've never been.

There are 17 participating areas. Big mountains, small mountains, and a few that deserve more attention than they get. But the tickets aren't interchangeable. Each must be used at a different mountain, by the same person. You can't share a voucher with a friend or use two at Stowe because the snow happens to be excellent.

Snow-covered Vermont mountain landscape; resort not identified
Photo: Dragos Gontariu / Unsplash

Vermont landscape; no specific resort identification has been verified.

THE CATCH HAS A CALENDAR.First the lottery. Then the reservations.

For 2026/27, Ski Vermont distributed purchase opportunities through a lottery. The initial entry period ran October 5 through October 12, with selected buyers given 48 hours to purchase. Additional drawings depend on remaining inventory.

Once you have a pass, activation can take up to 10 days. Reservations open no more than seven days before skiing. Each mountain sets its own blackout dates, and reservations normally can't be changed or canceled by the buyer. Killington, Pico, and Sugarbush require an additional online redemption step.

None of this is particularly complicated on its own. Add it all together, though, and a simple ski day starts requiring some paperwork. Capacity limits also vary by mountain, so check the rules for each place you intend to ski.

A SAMPLER, NOT A SEASON PASS

A little flexibility goes a long way.

Vermont is full of mountains worth visiting. The trouble is that most of us fall into a routine. Same drive, same parking lot, same first run. The 4Pass gives you a reason to break that pattern.

It isn't a substitute for a season pass if you ski the same mountain every weekend. Indy Pass may be more useful if your travels stretch beyond Vermont. But if your goal is a handful of different Vermont ski days, there's plenty to like here.

Just don't mistake flexibility in choosing mountains for flexibility in choosing dates. The first is generous. The second comes with conditions.

Buy if

  • You want four different Vermont ski experiences.
  • You can ski outside peak holiday periods.
  • You're comfortable making plans within the reservation window.

Pause if

  • You regularly ski the same mountain.
  • Your dates are fixed months ahead.
  • You need easy changes or cancellations.

What works

  • Four ski days for $220 plus tax.
  • Seventeen participating mountains.
  • Major resorts and smaller independent areas.
  • No Vermont residency requirement.

What to watch

  • Lottery purchasing and limited supply.
  • One voucher per mountain.
  • Resort-specific blackouts and capacity limits.
  • Activation delay, seven-day reservation window, and cancellation restrictions.

Complete access

Complete pass access

Four vouchers must be redeemed at four different eligible areas by the same passholder. Resort-specific blackouts, capacity and redemption rules apply.

17 listed physical areas

17 eligible areas

Eligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum17
  • Bolton ValleyEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • BromleyEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Burke MountainEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Jay PeakEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • KillingtonEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Mad River GlenEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Magic MountainEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Middlebury Snow BowlEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Mount SnowEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • OkemoEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • PicoEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Saskadena SixEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Ski QuecheeEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • Smugglers’ NotchEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • StoweEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • StrattonEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum
  • SugarbushEligible 4Pass resort · one voucher maximum

2026/27

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Adaptive skier at Sugarbush
Photo: Sugarbush · John Atkinson
THE LAST RUNThere's always another Vermont mountain.

Most skiers have a few places they've been meaning to visit. A mountain farther up the road, a hill they haven't skied since childhood, somewhere they've heard good things about but never quite made the drive.

The 4Pass is a reason to go. Four days won't make an entire winter, but they might make it a little less predictable.

Just secure the pass before you start planning the stories you'll tell about using it.
Ski Vermont 4Pass 2026/27Current 2026/27 reviewCheck price · From $220 plus tax