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Uphill Passes

Earn your turns while supporting the community.

Two people uphill on Buttermilk, at Aspen Snowmass. They are uphilling on a groomed run under the morning sun

At Aspen Snowmass, sunrise skins, creek-to-peak missions, uphill breakfasts, and moonlit tours collectively shape our community and each winter season.

As uphill travel—including hiking, snowshoeing, and skinning—has increased significantly across our four mountains, so has the need to manage uphill access. Aspen Snowmass requires an Uphill Pass for in-resort uphill access to facilitate skier, hiker, and employee safety; operational management; and better communication with guests about designated routes, mountain information, conditions, and closures. An uphill access pass—no matter how many days you use it—is $69, $10 of which goes directly to our local search and rescue organization, Mountain Rescue Aspen. While skinning or hiking, Uphill Passholders will be required to wear an Aspen Snowmass-provided strap on your person or pack with a valid Uphill Pass visible within the sleeve while.


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Each of our season passes grant you access to 5,600+ acres across our four unique mountains—each with its own spirit and big personality.