TL;DR
The Mountain Collective Pass has expanded with the addition of Sugar Bowl in California, bringing the total number of partner resorts to 25 worldwide. Founded in 1939, Sugar Bowl is one of California's oldest ski resorts and offers diverse terrain for all skill levels. Known for its uncrowded slopes, short lift lines, and abundant snowfall, Sugar Bowl provides a memorable winter experience.
The Mountain Collective Pass has recently expanded its portfolio of world-class resorts, with notable additions such as Sun Valley, Snowbasin, Le Massif de Charlevoix, Marmot Basin, and the latest inclusion for the upcoming 2022-23 season, Sugar Bowl in California. As one of California's oldest ski resorts, Sugar Bowl boasts a rich history intertwined with Austrian ski culture, Hollywood glamour, and even ties to Walt Disney. Nestled atop the picturesque Donner Summit, this family-owned gem has maintained its independent spirit since 1939. Offering a diverse range of terrain suitable for all skill levels, from thrilling narrow chutes to expansive open bowls and meticulously groomed cruisers, Sugar Bowl guarantees unforgettable adventures. Beginners and young children will also find gentle slopes perfect for honing their skills. Beyond its slopes, Sugar Bowl is celebrated in the local Lake Tahoe community for its short lift lines, uncrowded slopes, and a reputation for receiving copious amounts of annual snowfall. With its motto of "More Snow, Less Crowds," Sugar Bowl promises a winter paradise where snow enthusiasts can carve their way through powder while enjoying a serene mountain experience. “We are incredibly excited to join the Mountain Collective. We’ve been patiently waiting to join a collection of resorts with an aligned ethos and a program that ensures we can continue delivering the premium experience our guests have become accustomed to. The Mountain Collective is truly a set of world-class resorts, and we are proud to represent California.” — Greg Dallas, President and CEO for Sugar Bowl Resort
