GEIGERRIG High Adventure Passport Free Ski Lift Tickets

If you are feeling a bit left out in the cold with some of the free ski deals this winter, we have found the option to get you skiing for free or extreme discount at resorts all across the country. The GEIGERRIG company developed and sells a pressurized hydration pack for use during all of your recreational activities. Simply strap on the backpack, and pullout the pressurized system to hydrate yourself, family, or friends, as well as other outdoor activities that may require a pressure wash.

I recently discovered the purchase of a GEIGERRIG hydration system also includes a High Adventure Passport. Inside the Passport is deeply discounted and/or free lift tickets to ski resorts all across the country.

Where Can I Ski with the GEIGERRIG High Adventure Passport?

The current addition of the GEIGERRIG High Adventure Passport includes the following properties and offers (subject to change, blackout dates, and restrictions).

1. Canyon’s Resort (Park City, Utah)– Two for the price of one winter ski passes (save $105)
2. Appalachian Ski Mountain (Blowing Rock, North Carolina)– Purchase one day lift ticket, get one 50% off (save $18.50)
3. Durango Mountain Resort (Durango, Colorado)– One day free winter lift ticket (save $72)
4. Homewood Mountain Resort (Homewood, California)– One free all-day winter lift pass (save $59)
5. Eagle Point (Beaver, Utah)– One free single all day ski pass (save $48)
6. Ski Snow Valley (Barrie, Ontario, Canada)– One free all day winter ski pass (save $45)
7. Hunter Mountain (Hunter, New York)– Buy one, get one adult all area lift ticket (save $62)
8. Rabbit Hill Snow Resort (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)– One free all-day winter lift ticket (save $38)
9. Mount Washington Resort (Bretton Woods, New Hampshire)– One free all-day winter lift ticket (save $74)
10. Wachusetts Mountain (Princeton, Massachusetts)– One free all day winter lift pass (save $55)
11. Nashoba Valley (Westford, Massachusetts)– One complimentary ski or snowboard lift ticket (save $39)
12. Big White Ski Resort (Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada)– Buy one ski pass, get one half price (save $42)
13. Crystal (Mad River) Mountain (Zanefield, Ohio)– One free all-day ski pass (save $35)
14. Crystal Mountain (Thompsonville, Michigan)– Buy one all day lift ticket, get one free; buy one Alpine slide ride, get one free (save $69)
15. Brianhead Resort (Brian Head, Utah)– One free all day winter lift pass (save $54)
16. Hockley Valley Resort (Orangeville, Ontario, Canada)– One free all-day winter lift pass (save $47)
17. Trollhaugen (Dresser, Wisconsin)– One free all day winter lift pass (save $43)
18. Sundance Resort (Sundance, Utah)– One free all-day winter lift pass (save $55)
19. Holiday Valley (Ellicottville, New York)– One free weekday winter lift ticket (save $56)
20. Monarch Mountain (Monarch, Colorado)– One free all-day winter lift ticket (save $65)
21. Grand Targhee Resort (Alta, Wyoming)– Buy one lift pass, get a second free (save $70)
22. Brundage Mountain (McCall, Idaho)– Buy one lift pass, get a second free (save $58)
23. Blue Mountain (Blue Mountains, Ontario, Canada)– 2 for 1 lift ticket offer (save $52)
24. Boston Mills/Brandywine (Peninsula, Ohio)– Buy one ski pass, get one free (save $43)
25. Snow Valley (Running Springs, California)– 50% off a ski or snowboarding lift ticket (save $28.50)
26. Castle Mountain (Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada)– One free all day winter pass (save $69)
27. Pico Mountain (Killington, Vermont)– One free all day winter pass (save $52)
28. Killington (Killington, Vermont)– One free all-day winter pass (save $80)
29. Pats Peak (Henniker, New Hampshire)– Buy one adult, all lifts, lift ticket, get one free (save $50)
30. Marmont Basin (Jasper, Alberta, Canada)– One free all mountain lift pass (save $82.50)

Note, the list above only includes free or discounted ski lift tickets offers, as there are many other discounts available within the Passport program. In addition, the calculated savings only compares to the current 2014 adult lift ticket prices.

So I have to buy a GEIGERRIG pack, but is it worth it?

The current catalog of GEIGERRIG hydration packs looks to range between $115-200 each. That is one expensive bottle of water. However, for the extreme outdoors person, I suppose it could get a lot of use. In addition, for the purposes of seeing if it is worth purchasing for the Passport program, we now have a benchmark to compare.

For the purposes of comparison, lets take a look at the same list of resorts and the potential savings by using the Passport program. Next to each property above, I have done a quick calculation to show the savings by using the GEIGERRIG Passport program. Simply taking advantage of only a small selection of the selected ski resorts shows there is a considerable advantage to purchasing a GEIGERRIG hydration pack, even if just for the purposes of getting to ski for discount all season. Plus on top of it, you would have a high-quality hydration pack to use.

GEIGERRIG has put together an amazing discount package with the Passport program.

The above cost savings list in no way accounts for travel and other ancillary costs associated with skiing, but gives a rough idea of the potential savings should one elect to take advantage of a handful of the offers. Not to mention, you would be purchasing and getting to keep a high quality hydration pack to test out on the slopes.

As a reminder, here are some of the other great free ski deals that are available this season:

• 2013-2014 I Ski NY Free for Kids Passport
• 2014 BOGO Ski Free Lift Tickets via Shell Gas Stations
• 2013-2014 Pennsylvania 4th & 5th Grade Snowpass

Save Money, Travel More!

Source: Living on the Cheap