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Base 63°
Summit 54°
Trail Conditions Report (Last Updated 9/10/24 10:55AM MDT)
Snow Report
New Snow Since 4:30 PM Base: -- Lakeview: --
Base (6,050')
  • 24 Hours: 0"
  • 48 Hours: 0"
  • 72 Hours: 0"
  • 1 Week: 0"
Lakeview (7,400')
  • 24 Hours: 0"
  • 48 Hours: 0"
  • 72 Hours: 0"
  • 1 Week: 0"
Snow Depths
  • Base: 37"
  • Lakeview: 71"
  • Summit: 76"
  • Total Season Snowfall (Base): 0"
  • Total Season Snowfall (Lakeview): 0"
Top Bird Cam
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Trails Open
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70
Lifts Open
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6
Extended Forecast
  • Friday: 59°
  • Friday Night: 51°
  • Saturday: 64°
  • Saturday Night: 49°
  • Sunday: 63°
  • Sunday Night: 52°
  • Monday: 60°

  • Watch for hazards. The backcountry is littered with hazards, including the threat of avalanches.
  • Educate yourself before you leave the Brundage Ski Area boundary, you do so at your own risk.
  • Ski and ride in groups. Bring a cell phone, avalanche beacon, shovel and probe at all times.
  • Be conscious of daylight. Brundage does not ever patrol the backcountry. Getting lost sucks. Getting lost at night REALLY sucks.
  • Have a meet-up plan. Pick a spot to reconvene if your group splits up.
  • Wear a helmet.
  • Respect your ability level.
  • Pay attention to the signs; they’re there for you.

Remember there are no ski patrol services, rescue may be at your own expense.

There are many aspects to consider when learning to travel safely in the backcountry. The best way to survive an avalanche is TO AVOID ONE.

  • Recognize Red Flags
  • Identify Avalanche Terrain
  • Travel Safely in the Backcountry
  • Perform a Rescue

Payette Powder Guides also offers Avalanche Awareness courses throughout the winter months.

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