The partnership has allowed each mountain to offer a premium riding experience within their niche.
The resortship the two share has also created a sibling rivalry like no other.
Needless to say, its all good times in the real world though.
Big Boulder Rail Garden.
Being able to play off one another has benefited these parks greatly in the past.
They have been allowed to market in a way that deviates from the traditional resort.
Now that both resorts are on the Epic Pass this year, that ability to move around only increases.
Remember hearing about how Big Boulder getting acquired by Peak would ruin it?
Or how the new base lodge would ruin Carinthia?
Every time the parks adapt, and in general, we mostly see improvement.
The Epic Pass includes Breck, Keystones Area 51, Park City, Whistler Blackcomb and more.
And the crew over at Big Boulder and Carinthia are very excited about this growing online grid.
When it comes to what will be changing out east this year, the news is good too.
Over at Carinthia, there will be a new park opening up called Fools Gold.
This year, the latter will be on December 21st and theres a $20,000 purse up for grabs.
Carinthia’s Prospector Park.
At Big Boulder, its going to be business as usual on the park front.
So while the Epic Pass expands all we can say is theres no need for panic.
