Winter is almost here! Unlock 20% Savings with Epic Pass, Ski fitness tips, Setting Your Goals for the Season, the Epic app, Events and Mountain Bike World Series at Whistler

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I just went through September's "Monthly Mountain Memo" from the Epic Pass team - and there's some really good stuff in there for folks looking to get a head start on the season.

Whether you’re trying to save some cash or just want to make sure you’re in shape for the first chair, here’s a quick breakdown of what was covered:



  * Unlock 20% Savings: If you haven’t looked into it yet, your Epic Pass comes with "Epic Mountain Rewards." It gets you 20% off food, lodging, ski lessons, and more. It’s definitely worth a look if you want to keep costs down this year. Learn more about the rewards, here.



  * Get "Mountain Strong": They dropped some ski-ready training tips for strength, endurance, and mobility. It's a great time to start working on these so you can stay out on the slopes longer without getting burnt out. Check out their Ski Fitness tips, here.

  * Set Your Goals: Reflection is key! They have a goal-setting worksheet to help you plan out your season, whether you're doing one big trip or just trying to get more laps in. Grab their worksheet, here.

  * Tech Up: If you aren't using the My Epic app yet, it’s worth downloading for the Mobile Pass, tracking your days, and using the "Find My Friends" feature on the slopes. View more app tips, here.

  * Events: There is a new ski film tour called "The Way Out" with Matchstick Productions that looks pretty cool if you want to get hyped. Join fellow skiers at a tour stop near you and get inspired for the season ahead.

  * Mountain Biking bonus: If anyone is heading to the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Whistler (Sept 26/27), pass holders get 20% off lodging, rentals, and food. Plan your trip, here.

See you on the slopes!

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