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Watch: Whitebark Pine Officially Listed as Threatened Species, Learn More About Efforts to Conserve the Iconic Tree at Brundage and Beyond
For those who've been following our efforts to help conserve the Whitebark Pine stands at Brundage Mountain, we wanted to share an important update and a compelling video about the past and future these iconic trees. On December 14, 2022, the Whitebark Pine (Pinus albicaulis) was officially listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Read More
New Brundage Mountain Ski Patrol Building Marks Successful First Phase of Base Area Construction
Brundage Mountain Resort’s expansive 10-year improvement plan is right on track, with the first phase of base area construction completed last month. The first piece of the newly designed base area is a two-story, 2,800 square foot building that now serves as the permanent home of Brundage Mountain’s Patrol headquarters. The next step in the evolution of the Brundage Mountain base area is a 12,000 square foot building that will be known as the “Mountain Adventure Center”, or MAC. Brundage Mountain plans to break ground on the MAC in spring of this year (2023). Read More
Reviving the Legacy: Youth Snowsports Competitions Return to Brundage Mountain
It may come as no surprise that ski racing has a long and storied history at a homegrown ski resort like Brundage Mountain. But you might be surprised to learn […] Read More
Winter Pro Tips
Maximize your Brundage experience and avoid frustration this winter season by reading our pro tips on parking, gear storage, and tailgating. 1. Gear Stashing & Storage Bags, backpacks, and gear […] Read More
Unique Adventure Dining Experience Returns to Brundage Mountain
Food lovers can take their tastebuds on a winter adventure as the Brundage Mountain Resort culinary team announces the return of its signature dining experience, the Bear’s Den Dinner After Dark. This after-hours culinary adventure begins when diners climb aboard a heated Snowcat for a memorable ride to the mid-mountain log cabin... Read More
Idaho’s West Central Mountains are Fully Open to Ski and Ride
Skiers and snowboarders are in for a winter treat this month, as Idaho’s premier powder playground is already thriving thanks to a snowy November and early December. Tamarack Resort, near Donnelly, expects to have 100% of its terrain open by Saturday, Dec. 17 thanks to the abundant early-season snowpack. Brundage Mountain Resort, outside McCall, hit the 100% open mark on Friday, Dec. 9, and the Little Ski Hill, near McCall, will open on Saturday, Dec. 17. Additionally, six terrain parks are already open across the region—two at each ski area. Read More
McCall’s Activity Barn Will Open for Snow Tubing Friday, December 16
McCall’s Activity Barn will offer gravity-fed thrills starting Friday, Dec. 16. The Snow Tubing hill, located two miles south of McCall, will open with three 800-foot tubing lanes, thanks to a combination of snowmaking and natural snowfall. Two additional lanes will be added as snow and snowmaking conditions permit. Read More
Brundage Mountain Transforms a Historic Building Into Move-In Ready Employee Housing
Brundage Mountain Resort’s ongoing efforts to expand employee housing took a big leap forward this week with the completion of a unique remodeling project. Last spring, Brundage Mountain purchased a 10,000 square foot stucco building in New Meadows. The building served as Meadows Valley’s High School from 1940 into the early 1970s. The local landmark was completely remodeled over the summer and fall and saw its first new residents move in this month. Read More
