Templates for Outdoor Enthusiasts.
A curated set of 4 workbooks for Excel and Google Sheets — a ski and snowboard season-pass log that finds your break-even date, trackers for the trips and rewards that get you out there, and a packing checklist for the ski trip itself.
A tracking app logs the day, not what it cost
A ski tracking app records runs and vertical, and some now show ticket savings. They generally do not add up what the day actually cost — the drive, the lodging, the rentals, the lessons, the food — or price next season's pass at the days you really rode. That arithmetic is where the pass decision is made, and it lives in a spreadsheet you own.
Just want to see it work first? The free ski pass break-even checker is a one-rider season day log that marks the date the pass paid for itself, or how many more pass days it needs — free, no signup.
Track the season
A workbook for each part of the season
4 templates
The season-pass log gives each rider a break-even date and an all-in cost per day; the travel trackers keep the map and the points; the checklist gets the gear into the bag.
- $5.95 Spreadsheet
Ski & Snowboard Season-Pass Value & Days Log — Break-Even Date per Rider, All-In Cost per Day & Next Season's Pass, for Excel & Google Sheets
Ski pass tracker and day log for Excel & Google Sheets: each rider's break-even date, all-in cost per day, next season's pass priced at the days you rode.
TrackersView details - $6.95 Spreadsheet
Travel Bucket-List & Countries-Visited Tracker — Excel & Google Sheets
A travel tracker for Excel & Google Sheets — mark the countries you've visited on a pre-loaded list of all 195, then count your map, continents & bucket list.
TrackersView details - $13.95 Spreadsheet
Travel Points & Miles Rewards Tracker — Balances, Expiration, Award Goals & Card Fees for Excel & Google Sheets
A travel points & miles tracker for Excel & Sheets — every airline, hotel, and card balance with expiration flags, award goals, and a card-fee calendar.
TrackersView details - $1.95 Excel
Ski and Snowboard Vacation Checklist - Excel
It's the Sunday before the trip. This excel ski snowboard vacation checklist tracks 125+ items across snow gear, clothes, documents, and electronics.
Personal ProductivityView details
An app that needs an account does its arithmetic for as long as you keep the account, and your history lives in it, in a format the app chooses. A blank spreadsheet is yours, but the break-even logic is yours to build. These sit in the middle — workbooks you buy once and keep, with the arithmetic already built in and every figure one you can replace with your own.
Where we fit
Choose the setup that fits your work
Compare the setup effort, collaboration, and automation you need. Ardent Workshop sells ready-made templates; a custom spreadsheet or software platform may fit better depending on the job.
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Blank spreadsheet
Build the structure around your own process, with time set aside for formulas, layout, and maintenance.
- Flexible structure
- You build it
- Software costs vary
- № 02 You are here
Ardent Workshop
Owned, structured, connected workbooks — a one-time price, yours to keep.
- One-time price
- Structured & connected
- Yours to own
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Software platform
Consider a platform when you need shared workflows, automation, or integrations. Check the specific plan, permissions, and export options.
- Features vary
- Check total cost
- Check data portability
Deciding on a pass
The season-pass questions, defined
- What is season pass break-even? — the day your pass days, valued at the window rate, first add up to what you paid for the pass.
- Multi-resort pass vs local pass vs day tickets — when each of the three ways to buy skiing wins, judged by the days you rode and where you rode them.
Next season, the Ski & Snowboard Season-Pass Value & Days Log prices each pass option rider by rider at this season's achieved days and resort mix. Its worked example is a fictional household of four riders: three have a break-even date, one is still paying off with two more pass days needed, and the cheapest plan for next season is $3,538 against $4,486 to keep this season's setup. Those figures are illustrative, from the product's own sample data, and say nothing about what any real pass costs.