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Trail Conditions Report  (Last Updated 9/2/26 11:22AM MDT)
DOWNHILL BIKE TRAILS

BLUEBIRD EXPRESS CLOSED FOR SUMMER - Downhill trails are strictly downhill bike travel only, no hiking allowed.

  • Upper Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Middle Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Lower Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Wildcat: OPEN
  • High Voltage: OPEN
  • Lower Hidden Valley: OPEN
  • Upper Hidden Valley: OPEN
  • Zorro: OPEN
  • To Greenhorn: OPEN
XC BIKE TRAILS

All XC Bike Trails are multi-directional and are also open to Hikers. Please Be Aware of Other Users.

  • Greenhorn: OPEN
  • Hammerhead: OPEN
  • Roller Coaster: OPEN
  • Thorn Creek: OPEN
  • Growler: OPEN
  • Lakeview Vista: OPEN
  • Rock Garden: OPEN
  • Grouse: OPEN
  • Baby Bear: OPEN
  • Black Bear: OPEN
HIKING TRAILS

Closed-toe shoes recommended!

  • Hidden Valley Overlook: OPEN
  • Lookout Trail: OPEN
  • South Lodge Lane: OPEN
Scenic Chairlift Rides

CLOSED

  • Bluebird Express closed - Bluebird Express is Closed for the Season
Disc Golf Courses

Map and scorecard available at UDisc

  • Easy Street 9 Open
  • Mountain 9 Open
Extended Forecast
  • Tonight: 42°
  • Thursday: 49°
  • Thursday Night: 40°
  • Friday: 52°
  • Friday Night: 42°
  • Saturday: 61°
  • Saturday Night: 45°
Culinary Adventures for Summer 2019

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Category: Brundage Mountain Blog

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Culinary Adventures for Summer 2019

A new kind of adventure is taking root at Brundage Mountain and it's a true treat for your taste buds. The Brundage Culinary Team is now hosting a range of summer dinner events to suit every appetite.  Read More

TGIF Concert Series Lineup is Set!

It won't be long before the FREE #TGIF Summer Concert Series kicks off! Guests can enjoy the music for free from the grassy, green lawn, or opt to purchase a ticket for our buffet-style dinners. Read More

Teamwork Makes the Dream Work!

By all accounts, this was an incredible ski season. 134 days of operation, 337 - 375 inches of snowfall. 5,500 lessons taught. 3,900 baskets of french fries served. 146,000 Powder Text Alerts sent. 175 miles of toilet paper consumed. (Well done, people). 2018-19 will be remembered as one of the best seasons ever on the Best Snow in Idaho. And while Mother Nature plays a big role in a great ski season, we couldn't do ANY of it without our dedicated and tireless staff. Earlier this week, we honored several standout staff members who were nominated by their peers for extra accolades and 'took home the gold' in this year's Brundies Awards... Read More

Congratulations, Peg! Peggy Bryan Retires as Ski Patrol Director After 37 Years at Brundage Mountain

Snowflakes began to fall just moments before 72-year-old Peggy Bryan performed her last mountain ‘sweep’ as director of the Brundage Mountain Ski Patrol on Sunday, April 14. Bryan is retiring […] Read More
groomed slope under blue sky

Judd & Diane DeBoer Honored by Payette Lakes Ski Patrol, NSP

Payette Lakes Ski Patrol and Brundage Mountain Resort recognized Judd DeBoer with the National Ski Patrol Distinguished Service Award for ensuring Brundage Mountain Resort receives the best possible patrol services and highest safety standards for the skiing community.  Diane DeBoer was awarded with the NSP Angel Pin. Read More
Sponge Bob Square Pants Pond Skims

Brundage Mountain Doubles Down on Spring Stoke with Two Signature Events in April

Sunny days and great slope conditions are bringing out the spirit of springtime at Brundage Mountain. A series of signature events will keep the springtime vibes rolling through mid-April. Brundage Mountain’s 13th Annual Pond Skimming Competition takes place Saturday, April 6, and the party continues April 13 with the second annual Idaho State Championship Gelande Quaff. Read More

Brundage Sets New Record for February Snowfall, Neither February nor Snowfall are Over Yet

The storm that’s been pounding the Central Mountains with fresh snow since Friday, February 22 continues to dump copious amounts on powder on Brundage Mountain. As of 3 pm on Monday, February 25th, Brundage has received 34 inches of fresh snow at the base area’s 6,000 foot elevation. That brings the total snowfall for the month of February to over 132 inches, more than three times the monthly average. Read More

Sharing the LOVE

It’s been an inspiring few weeks here at Brundage Mountain and we want to take a moment to share heart-felt thanks with all of our guests for your support as […] Read More
Ski Patrol Works on Ullr

View the “Top” Snow Sculpture at the Brundage Mountain Summit

Viewing this high-altitude wonder takes some planning. The Brundage sculpture is on THE SUMMIT of the mountain, at 7,640 feet, which means guests need to ride the BlueBird Express chairlift to view it. Single ride lift tickets cost $10 per person. Read More

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