Brundage Bike Shuttle

The Brundage Bike Shuttle makes it easy to ride two of the best descents in the area, the Brundage to Bear Basin (B2BB) Trail and Goose Creek Trail. Ride from the summit of Brundage Mountain all the way to Bear Basin or Last Chance Campground, then catch a shuttle ride back to the mountain.

Whether you’re looking for a scenic “mostly downhill” adventure or a rugged backcountry-style descent, the Brundage Bike Shuttle opens up bigger rides without the hassle of coordinating vehicles.

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The Shuttle

Pickup Locations

West Face Parking Lot (Brundage to Bear Basin Trail)
Last Chance Campground (Goose Creek Trail)

Schedule

Wednesday – Sunday
Pickup times:
- 9:30am
- 12pm
- 3pm

Pricing & Reservations

$20 per person
Reservations are required at least 24 hours in advance
Limited to 4 riders per shuttle time slot

Brundage to Bear Basin Trail

The Brundage to Bear Basin Trail, better known as B2BB, is one of the area’s signature rides and delivers an unforgettable 12-mile “mostly downhill” adventure.

Start by taking the Bluebird Express chairlift to the summit of Brundage Mountain before connecting into Rock Garden, Lakeview Vista, and eventually the B2BB Trail as it winds toward Bear Basin. Riders finish the ride at the West Face Trailhead in Bear Basin.

Ride Highlights

Approximately 12 miles
More than 1,700 vertical feet of descent
A mix of flow, berms, and technical sections
Connects directly into the Bear Basin trail system

The B2BB route is multi-directional and can also be climbed from Bear Basin, but the shuttle and chairlift combo creates one of the best point-to-point rides in the region.

Goose Creek Trail

Looking for something a little rowdier for experts only? Goose Creek Trail delivers a rugged backcountry-style ride packed with speed, technical terrain, and plenty of challenge.

To access Goose Creek from the Bike Park, riders descend Hidden Valley to Grouse, which connects to Goose Lake Road and the Goose Creek Trailhead.

The upper section starts fast and flowy with rollers, drops, and playful features before transitioning into a steep, rocky descent through Goose Creek’s signature stair-step terrain. The ride eventually winds down to Last Chance Campground, where riders can catch the shuttle back to Brundage Mountain.

Ride Highlights

Fast and flowy upper sections
Technical rock features and stair-step descents
Rugged alpine terrain
Long point-to-point adventure ride

Goose Creek is best suited for experienced riders looking for a bigger backcountry-style descent with a more technical feel than the B2BB route.

FAQ

Where do I park to pick up the shuttle?

The shuttle picks up from the West Face Parking Lot or outside of Last Chance Campground and drops users off at the Mountain Adventure Center at Brundage.

The West Face Parking Lot is located at 44°56’54.59″N, 116°10’4.06″W, or 4.5 miles West out of McCall on Highway 55 on the north side of the road.

Last Chance Campground is located north of McCall off Highway 55. From McCall, travel approximately seven miles north on Highway 55 and turn right onto Forest Road #453.

Look for a Brundage Mountain Pickup truck.

When does the shuttle run? Do I need a reservation?

The shuttle will leave from the West Face Lot or outside of Last Chance Campground at 9:30am, 12:00pm, 3:00pm, Wednesday – Sunday.

Reservations must be made online and at least 24 hours in advance.

Shuttle driver will wait 15 minutes past departure time for any late parties. Driver will not wait more than 15 minutes for guests. If guests with reservations know they will be late for the scheduled reservation, guests should notify Brundage Mountain Guest Services at 208-634-4151.

Trail Etiquette and Leave No Trace

Basic Trail Etiquette

Be aware of other trail users.
Stay to the right of the trail (except when passing).
Slow down at corners.
Always clean up after yourselves.
Obey all the trail rules.
Give a clear warning signal when passing: call out passing on your left.
Always look ahead and behind when passing.
Travel at reasonable speed.
Keep pets on a leash in congested areas.
Move off the trail when letting others pass.
Yield to other trail-users when entering and crossing trail.
Do not disturb wildlife.
Stay on the trail (respect the environment, do not venture off the trails).
Do not litter.
Use provided toilet facilities (if you are unable to find a facility, dig a hole 6 inches deep at least 200 feet from any open water).
Do not make fires in new fire rings (use picnic areas and existing rings if provided).
Respect wildlife. Your surroundings are home to many plants and animals: you are the visitor.
Obey all posted signs. These indicate special restrictions that apply to the trail you are on.

The 7 Principles of Leave No Trace

Plan Ahead & Prepare
Travel & Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

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Cancellation Policy

Full payment is due at the time of your reservation booking. We CANNOT accept more than one form of payment per reservation.

Cancellations made by guests 24 hours or more before the scheduled trip will be given a full refund. Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance will not be given a refunded but will be given the option to reschedule for a new date in the current season. Rescheduled trips are not refundable.

Brundage Mountain reserves the right to cancel trips for any reason, at any time, based on poor weather, dangerous conditions, mechanical failures, etc. A full refund or rescheduling option will be given if we need to cancel a trip.

Participant assumes liability for the risk of loss or damage to equipment. Participant will be notified within 48 hours if any property damage has been found and will be notified within 2 weeks of the cost of any damage. Participant will be held accountable for payment of all damages and the credit card on file will be charged.