Winter Is LIVE at Wisp Resort (Deep Creek Lake, Maryland): Lift Tickets, Lodging Packages & Mission Affordable Season Passes are on Sale Now!

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If you're already counting down the days until the first snowfall at Deep Creek Lake, Wisp Resort has officially flipped the switch for the 2026–2027 season and opened bookings across all winter products!


What’s Available to Book Now

* Lift Tickets & Midweek Deals: Full-day and flexible slope passes are live, including Midweek Downhill Deals (designed for lighter crowds and extra savings during the week).

* Ski & Snowboard Lessons: Group and private lesson bookings are open for all skill levels, from beginners learning to link their first turns to advanced riders tuning up their technique.

* Equipment Rentals & Tuning: Secure reservations for professionally maintained Rossignol ski and snowboard rentals fitted on-site, or book a tune-up "spa day" at the tuning shop to get your own gear slope-ready.

* Winter Lodging Packages: Bundle slopeside hotel and inn stays at the mountain directly with your lift tickets and resort activities.

* Snow Tubing (Coming Soon): The tubing park returns this season for all-ages, no-gear-needed snow sliding; ticket sales for tubing sessions will be dropping shortly.


Mission Affordable Season Passes & Mountain Events

* Save Up to $130: Current promotional pricing on Mission Affordable Season Passes lets you lock in unlimited mountain access all winter while saving up to $130, plus reciprocal access benefits at sister ski resorts across North America.

* Après-Ski & Live Music: Start mapping out your trip around live weekend entertainment, seasonal festivals, and slope-side gatherings happening at the Last Chair Bar + Bistro throughout the season.


Whether you're planning a quick weekend road trip from Baltimore or locking in season passes, you can secure dates and browse gear packages directly via Wisp Resort's Winter Shop

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