Wednesday, October 2, 2024
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Golden, CO. - As the anticipation for the upcoming ski season builds, the Colorado Cross Country Ski Association (CCCSA) is thrilled to announce the 2024-25 Punch Pass, now available for $120 with early bird pricing until November 10th, 2024. This pass, discounted from $150, grants 16 trail passes across eight premier Colorado resorts and always includes free access to Aspen Snowmass Nordic Trails.
Ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking enthusiasts, the CCCSA Punch Pass allows adventurers to explore the finest Nordic trails in the state. “Colorado offers some of the best Nordic experiences in the country,” says Meara McQuain, a dedicated Nordic enthusiast for over 25 years. “With eight unique resorts, it's the perfect way to discover new trails and enjoy the snow in different settings.”
Participating resorts include Breckenridge Nordic, Crested Butte Nordic, Frisco Nordic, Gold Run Nordic, Keystone Nordic, Snow Mountain Ranch, Tennessee Pass Nordic Center, and Vail Nordic. The pass is transferable and can be shared with friends or family, doubling the fun. Additionally, pass holders enjoy discounts on rentals, tours, and lodging with selected partners.
“These passes provide access to various winter activities,” adds Therese Dayton of Breckenridge Nordic. “Whether it’s cross-country skiing, skate skiing, snowshoeing, or fat biking, the Punch Pass is your ticket to a winter adventure. It also makes a wonderful gift for outdoor enthusiasts.”
The 2024-25 CCCSA Punch Pass is available now for $120. Don’t miss out on this incredible deal – visit Colorado Cross Country Punch Pass to purchase or for more information
About Colorado Cross County Ski Association (CCCSA): The CCCSA is a member-based 501c6 nonprofit organization comprised of 17 Nordic resorts and 2 Nordic retailers. The CCCSA aims to define Colorado as a premier Nordic Destination, providing world-class skiing and snowshoeing to a diverse group of visitors while enhancing the visitor and local experience through engaging educational content. The CCCSA strives to promote sustainable, low-impact recreation and tourism while boosting economic activity in rural mountain communities. This CCCSA press release was supported by funding from the Colorado Tourism Office.
About The Colorado Tourism Office (CTO): The Colorado Tourism Office (CTO) is a division of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade. The mission of the CTO is to empower the tourism industry by inspiring the world to explore Colorado responsibly and respectfully. The Colorado Tourism Office seeks to advance the strength and resilience of the entire industry through collaboration, inclusivity, innovation, and leadership. In 2022, Colorado travelers spent $27.7 billion, generating $1.7 billion in local and state revenues, reducing the tax burden for every Colorado household by $760. For more information, please visit www.colorado.com.