Vail Resorts: No masks required outdoors, reservations and vaccines required for indoor dining
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Winding down a weak but still satisfying ski season as Epic Pass renewal looms
Skinning and skiing between the massive pines just above the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse.
Sunday (May 23) marks the official end of the highly problematic but still enjoyable 2020-21 ski season for Epic Pass holders. Mine was discounted 20% due to the abrupt end of the previous season in mid-March 2020, and next season’s pass will again be discounted 20%, with the best prices and benefits available if you pull the trigger by Memorial Day (see press release below).
In the end – even though I had one of the lightest lift-served ski seasons of my life at just 21 days – I’m going to say my Epic Pass was worth it. I wound up paying about $35 a day for inbounds, ski-area skiing – most of them at Vail. I enjoyed another nearly 100 days clicking into either my alpine touring or Nordic skis and heading out around the valley with my dogs.