The Frozen Trail Pass is the reward track that arrived with ARC Raiders’ Frozen Trail update, and it hands out 60 levels of outfits, weapons, gadgets, map keys and cosmetics. You climb it by earning Reward Points from Feats, and every level you pass gives you something. Here is exactly what sits on each tier, how much it costs, and what splits across the free and premium tracks.
Quick answer: The pass has 60 levels. Each level costs 150 Reward Points, so the whole track totals 9,000 points. Every level grants one free reward, and 50 of the 60 levels add a second reward on the Premium track.
How the Frozen Trail Pass works
Open the REWARD PASS tab from the main menu. Under ACTIVE PASS you will see the FROZEN TRAIL PASS. Below that, AVAILABLE PASSES lists the LEGACY PASS, which folds the old Raider Decks into a single free track of 62 rewards. Only one pass is active at a time.
The point threshold increases by 150 at every tier: the display for level 1 says “EARN ANOTHER 150 TO COLLECT,” while level 7 requires 1,050 and level 60 requires 9,000. Each tier adds 150 points to the previous threshold, and the card displays the cumulative amount needed to unlock it.
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Reward Points come from Feats, split between Daily Feats and a Weekly Bonus. Daily Feats give you three tasks at a time, each marked with one, two or three pips. They refresh on a timer, and you get three rerolls to swap out ones you do not want. Finishing all three in a day is worth up to 90 Reward Points.
| Daily Feat | Reward Points | Weekly progress |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 15 | +1 |
| Medium | 25 | +2 |
| Hard | 50 | +3 |
Each daily Feat also pushes your weekly progress forward by the amount in the table. The Weekly Bonus has three milestones worth 250 Reward Points each, and they unlock at 4, 8 and 12 weekly progress. That means the weekly milestones alone hand you 750 points a week.
On weekly milestones only, reaching 9,000 points takes 12 weeks. Daily Feats layered on top speed that up considerably, since those 90 points a day add up fast across a full week.
Free track vs Premium track
The free track gives one reward on all 60 levels and holds everything that affects play: the new weapons, gadgets, quick-use items, the base outfits, and the Pendola Pass map keys. The five new outfits start on the free track, with their colours and most part options placed as premium entries on later levels.
Those entries include outfit options, five stencils, hairstyles, face styles, Raider Tokens and a Raider Tool. Premium cards read “EARN ANOTHER n AND GET PREMIUM PASS TO COLLECT.” Levels 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54 and 60 have no premium reward at all.
The two tracks also differ on Raider Tokens. The free track pays out 200 Raider Tokens in total, split across levels 40, 50 and 55. The Premium track pays out 1,150 Raider Tokens across levels 4, 16, 28, 40 and 55.
Every Frozen Trail Pass level and reward
The breakdown below covers all 60 levels. The Points figure is the cumulative amount required to reach each one. If an outfit name appears multiple times, the bracketed entry identifies a part or colour option for that same outfit.
Weapons on the free track
Weapons sit entirely on the free side, so you can earn all of them without paying for Premium. The Bantam I hand cannon lands at level 4 for 600 points, an early pickup that does not take long to reach.
The Stiletto I, a semi-automatic battle rifle that fires Light Ammo, follows at level 8 for 1,200 points. It handles well with accurate single shots, though sustained fire pulls it off target.
Further up, the Anvil IV arrives at level 10, the Hullcracker IV at level 34 and the Bobcat IV at level 46. The Hullcracker is an epic special weapon that fires explosive rounds which only go off when they strike ARC.

Gadgets and quick-use items
Gadgets are free-track rewards too. You pick up two Grappling Hooks at level 6 and the Grappling Hook Blueprint itself at level 12, so you can craft more later. Three Yank Grenades come at level 18, and two Advanced Cameras at level 30.
The rare Tether Launcher fires two shots that fasten a line between their impact points. Unlock it at level 24 for 3,600 points.
The Powered Descender, an epic quick-use item that slows your fall after a short wind-up, waits near the top at level 52.
Pendola Pass map keys
Four Pendola Pass keys are spread across the second half of the free track, each opening a locked area on Pendola Pass. The Old Town Key is first at level 36.

- Pendola Pass Old Town Key — level 36 (5,400 points)
- Pendola Pass Train Station Key — level 42 (6,300 points)
- Pendola Pass Railyard Key — level 48 (7,200 points)
- Pendola Pass Observatory Key — level 53 (7,950 points)
The final free reward at level 60 is the Emperor Gateway Conduit, a legendary key that caps the whole track at 9,000 points.
What the Premium track adds
Premium is cosmetic, and its headline draws are five weapon stencils that appear only on that track: Fortuna at level 11, Sacrifice at level 23, Bulwark at level 35, Serac at level 47 and Empyrean at level 57.
The rest of Premium fills out the five base outfits. Caposta, Carriga, Deadwire, Ice Giant and Banshee all start on the free track, and Premium unlocks their colourways plus part options like masks, helmets and emissive toggles. Hairstyles and face styles round out the track, alongside the 1,150 Raider Tokens noted earlier.
Confirming a reward is unlocked
The pass screen tells you where you stand. The NEXT REWARD meter counts up toward the 150 needed for your current step, and each reward card shows the exact total still owed, like “EARN ANOTHER 1,200 TO COLLECT” on the Stiletto I at level 8. Once your Reward Points reach a level’s number, that reward becomes collectable, and your free progress on the tracker ticks up out of 60. Premium entries only open if you have the Premium upgrade, which is why their cards read “AND GET PREMIUM PASS TO COLLECT.”












