Finland's Levi Ski Resort Joins the Indy Pass Network - SnowBrains

"Levi sees the partnership as an important step in the long-term growth of the region. "We are delighted to join the Indy Pass network and to further increase Levi's visibility among skiers, especially in the North American market. Levi Ski Resort is one of Northern Europe's leading and internationally recognized ski destinations, and Indy Pass offers travelers a new way to discover Levi as part of their winter holiday," Marko Mustonen, Commercial Director of Levi Ski Resort, said in a press release."

"The Indy Pass was originally developed for the U.S. market, and the Indy Pass has grown rapidly in recent years. Its user base is actively seeking new, high-quality, and experience-driven destinations-exactly the kind of experience Levi offers. Being part of the Indy Pass network further strengthens Levi's reputation for quality, service, and reliability among international audiences. Indy Pass holders receive lift access benefits at all participating Indy Pass resorts, providing access to a wide selection of ski destinations across Europe and North America."

"Levi is known for: A wide variety of well-maintained slopes Exceptional snow reliability and a winter season exceeding 200 days Comprehensive facilities for special disciplines, including multiple terrain parks, a mogul slope, and alpine training facilities Its annual FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup event Extensive accommodation and service offerings The unique atmosphere of Arctic winter, polar night, and fell landscapes"

Levi Ski Resort will join the Indy Pass network for the 2025–26 season, becoming the first Finnish resort in Indy Pass's European portfolio and joining over 200 global resorts. The partnership aims to raise Levi's visibility, especially in the North American market, and attract more international skiers. Indy Pass began in the U.S. and has expanded rapidly, offering holders lift access benefits across participating resorts. Levi offers well-maintained slopes, more than 200 days of reliable snow, terrain parks, mogul and alpine training facilities, an annual FIS World Cup event, broad accommodation options, and distinctive Arctic winter landscapes.

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