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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
100% Open: Brundage Mountain is The First Ski Resort in Idaho to Open 100% of Terrain & Chairlifts Full Time
A series of robust winter storms continues to drop early season snowfall on Brundage Mountain, and the McCall ski resort is excited to be the first ski area in Idaho to have 100 percent of its chairlifts operating and 100 percent of its terrain open to the public. Read More
Game On: All Chairlifts Open Starting Friday, December 9
Brundage Mountain is excited to announce that all chairlifts will be in operation starting this Friday, December 9. More than three feet of fresh snow has fallen on Brundage Mountain’s slopes since Thanksgiving Day. Brundage Mountain kicked off full-time operations last Friday, December 2 with the BlueBird Express, Centennial Triple and Easy Street Triple chairs in action. Starting this Friday, December 9, the Bear Chair and Lakeview Triple Chairs will be added to the mix. The Bear and Jammer runs will offer two sets of freestyle terrain park features. Read More
Opening Day Letter from General Manager, Ken Rider
Opening Day is always an exciting time, and with three feet of fresh snow falling this week, we’re even more stoked to welcome skiers and riders to the mountain. This year's December 2 opening will go down as one of the earliest full-time openings in recent memory. Over the last 16 seasons, Brundage Mountain has opened by December 2 only one other time, which was in 2020. The storms that hit us over and over this week have truly transformed the mountain, but snowfall alone doesn’t make Opening Day possible. Read More
THANK YOU! Brundage Mountain Ranks #4 in USA Today Reader’s Choice Survey of Best Ski Resorts in North America
USA Today readers have voted independently-owned Brundage Mountain Resort on to a list of North America’s Top 10 Best Ski Resorts for the third year in a row. Brundage Mountain placed in the #4 spot in the 2022 reader’s choice competition. “Brundage Mountain has a different vibe and a different focus than the resorts that normally top these ‘Best Ski Resort’ lists,” says Brundage General Manager, Ken Rider. “The fact that our loyal supporters keep voting us to the top tells us that our focus on providing a consistent, family-friendly experience is resonating with today’s skiers and riders.” Read More
Nearly THREE Feet of Fresh Snow this Week = Full Time Operations Kick Off Friday, December 2
Brundage Mountain Resort will open for full-time, seven day-a-week operations starting Friday, December 2. A series of snowstorms has dropped nearly three feet of fresh snow on the independently owned ski area since Monday, November 28. Read More
A Special Note for our Bear Chair Guests
It’s pretty typical for us to open full time operations before we can open the Lakeview Lift, the Easy Rider conveyor. What’s not as typical is for Brundage Mountain to open full time without operating the Bear Chair, so we wanted to offer a bit more information on why that’s happening this year. Read More
Breaking News: BlueBird Season Passholder Sneak Peek Saturday, November 26
The Brundage Mountain operations team is rolling up their sleeves to offer a top to bottom preview for 2022-23 season passholders on Saturday, November 26. The BlueBird Express will be open from 9 am to 4 pm, with experts-only access to two runs, Alpine and Sidewinder. Early season conditions exist and there are no groomed runs available from the top. Advanced and expert skiers and riders with current season passes are invited to this event. All participants must stay on the two trails designated as open and keep off closed trails and out of closed areas. Read More
