Brundage Mountain Details New Efforts to Preserve Healthy Whitebark Pine Stands

08/03/22 Work crews from the USDA Forest Service, Youth Conservation Corps and Brundage Mountain Resort are teaming up in an effort to conserve an at-risk species of tree. Whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis) is in rapid decline across its range, which has led to it being proposed for federal listing as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. While the silver-gray skeletons of dead whitebark pine are one of the most recognizable features of Brundage Mountain’s summit ridge, Brundage is also home to some of the healthiest, blister rust resistant populations of living whitebark pine trees in Idaho. Read More

7/29 TGIF Concert Alert: The Show Must Go On!

07/29/22 All of our kitchen staff are down for the count, so there will be no food available during the show tonight.  On the bright side, as a one week exception, […] Read More

Whitebark Pine Workdays

07/25/22 A heads up to Brundage Mountain guests: This Monday through Thursday (July 25-28), crews from the Payette National Forest, local Youth Conservation Corps, and Brundage will be working on the […] Read More

Big News: Centennial Triple Will Be Replaced With a High-Speed Quad as Part of $25-$30 Million in Resort Investments

07/25/22 Brundage Mountain Resort is pleased to announce that the Centennial Triple Chair will be replaced by a high-speed quad in time for the start of the Winter 2023-24 season. The front side lift upgrade is a key part of the resort’s 10-year improvement plan, which includes a new, modern, day lodge, on-site lodging and an extensive list of on-mountain recreation upgrades. Read More

Brundage Welcomes New Team Members & Congratulates Long-Time Employees on New Leadership Roles

07/19/22 Brundage Mountain continues to build out its team with an eye toward the future as the resort moves forward with an expansive 10-year development plan. “This is an exciting time for Brundage Mountain,” says Brundage Mountain General Manager, Ken Rider. “We are now putting years of planning into action to bring Brundage Mountain into the future while preserving what has made it special for so many years. It takes the right people to get that done and this is part of the team that will help us realize a vision that is uniquely Brundage.” Read More

Brundage Mountain is Hosting a FREE Music Festival and Expanding Hours for Fourth of July Week

06/29/22 Brundage Mountain is celebrating Independence Day 2022 with 5k/10k running events, an all-day concert and two extra days of operations. Brundage Mountain is now open Wednesdays through Sundays, with Bonus Days on Monday, July 4 & Tuesday, July 5. The Bluebird Express chairlift runs from 10 am – 4:30 pm on operating days. Read More

Skiing in June! Brundage Mountain to Offer Both Skiing and Mountain Biking for Opening Weekend of Summer Season

06/15/22 Brundage Mountain’s Summer Season is set to open Friday, June 17, but the Opening Weekend activities will look a lot different this year. Scenic Chairlift rides will be offered starting Friday, June 17, but Opening Weekend visitors will also have the opportunity to ski or snowboard off the summit, for some off-piste late spring skiing turns. A small terrain park will also be open on Saturday, June 18 and Sunday, June 19. Read More

Check Out the TGIF Concert Series & 4th of July Music Fest Lineups for Summer 2022

05/24/22 Brundage Mountain is excited to announce the musical lineups for the Fourth of July Music Fest and TGIF Summer Concert Series, which are FREE and fun for the whole family. Read More

Guest Blog: Good Trails Come to Those Who Wait

05/03/22 Imagine if you can, a rolling, singletrack ribbon of dirt winding its way down a mountainside through an alpine meadow and into a forest of aspen and evergreens dotted with granite outcrops and perfectly constructed swoopy turns. Turns for miles, and every time you change directions you get another incredible view. That’s a common vision for trail designers and singletrack visionaries across the globe. No matter where you ride, sooner or later you look at an area and think, wow this would make a great spot for a trail. That is exactly how the newest project of the Central Idaho Mountain Bike Association (CIMBA) was conceived back in 2009. It all started with a map, an existing trail system, a new trail system, and the idea of connecting the two. Then press pause…for nine years. Read More