Enjoy the winter season by experiencing Schweitzer Mountain Ski Resort in Idaho! Young Adult (ages 18-25) Season Passes are on sale until November 15 at the Outdoor Recreation Center. Students can purchase their passes for $299, saving $200! Passes are only available at the kiosk in the ORC. For more information visit urec.wsu.edu/outdoor-recreation/winter-activities/
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