Brundage Mountain’s top priority is to have a safe, healthy, LONG ski season again this year. Guests can expect a more typical outdoor experience at Brundage Mountain this ski season, but the resort will continue to take precautions, including enhanced cleaning and hygiene measures and steps to limit overall capacity (daily visitation).

Guests and staff are required to wear face coverings while within any Brundage Mountain indoor building or facility: lodge, dining outlets, restrooms, locker room, guest services office, etc.

Outside:

Face coverings will NOT be required in lift lines or on lifts.

Guests will be encouraged to physically distance themselves when possible.

Lift operators will load chairlifts to capacity, however, if a guest wants to ride by themselves, we will accommodate that request. Guests will need to inform lift operators of their request.

Daily visits:

Brundage will closely monitor daily visitation levels.

Season passes and Select 4-Paks, which allow for unlimited visitation, are sold out, with the exception of the Mid-Week Season Pass.

Daily lift ticket sales will be capped as necessary. Guests are encouraged to pre-purchase on-line to guarantee access. Tickets are available for sale online so guests can plan ahead for holiday periods and busy weekends.

Indoor Precautions:

All guests and Brundage Mountain staff are required to wear face coverings when entering any Brundage Mountain indoor building or facility.

Our team:

Brundage Mountain is encouraging staff to get fully vaccinated.

Brundage Mountain is requiring staff to wear face coverings while inside buildings and facilities and to practice physical distancing when possible.

Daily employee health screenings are in place.

Additionally, we are asking all guests and employees to STAY HOME if they are sick. These protocols may change based on CDC and local health professional guidance, but this is our current safety plan for the Winter 2021/22 season. Please protect and respect each other, the Brundage Mountain community, and the continued operation of the resort by adhering to these guidelines. Let’s all be kind, be safe, and have fun!