Loup Loup Ski Bowl unveils new pass options and free skiing for kids

WINTHROP - Loup Loup Ski Bowl, a community ski hill in Okanogan County, has announced several new initiatives for the upcoming season.

The ski area is introducing a Kids Ski Free Program, allowing children 12 and under to ski free with the purchase of a parent's or guardian's lift ticket. This program, made possible through community fundraising, is available to all eligible children, both local and visitors.

Loup Loup has expanded its Reciprocal Partner Mountain Program. Season pass holders now have access to 45 days of skiing or snowboarding at 18 different resorts across several states and British Columbia, totaling 21,250 vertical feet of mountains to explore.

For the fourth consecutive season, the ski area is offering the Indy AddOnPass, which provides access to additional independent ski resorts at a discounted rate for Loup Loup pass holders.

Loup Loup has also introduced a limited number of Loup Loup Legacy Passes. These passes represent a lifelong season pass, valid for as long as Loup Loup Ski Bowl operates.

Loup Loup Ski Bowl operates as a non-profit organization under the Loup Loup Ski Education Foundation, focusing on winter sports education and providing a safe, affordable, family-friendly mountain destination.

For more information on these programs, interested parties can visit the Loup Loup Ski Bowl website at www.skitheloup.org or contact Jon Brown, the Executive Director, at manager@skitheloup.com.