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Trail Conditions Report  (Last Updated 6/12/26 1:56PM MDT)
SCENIC CHAIRLIFT RIDES

10AM - 4:30PM

  • Bluebird Express OPEN
DOWNHILL BIKE TRAILS

Downhill trails are strictly downhill bike travel only, no hiking allowed.

  • Upper Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Middle Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Lower Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Wildcat: CLOSED
  • High Voltage: OPEN
  • Lower Hidden Valley: OPEN
  • Upper Hidden Valley: CLOSED
  • Zorro: CLOSED
  • To Greenhorn: CLOSED
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: CLOSED
  • Thorn Creek: OPEN
  • Growler: OPEN
  • Lakeview Vista: CLOSED
  • Rock Garden: CLOSED
  • Grouse: CLOSED
  • Baby Bear: CLOSED
  • Black Bear: CLOSED
HIKING TRAILS

Closed-toe shoes recommended!

  • Hidden Valley Overlook: OPEN
  • Lookout Trail: OPEN
  • South Lodge Lane: OPEN
DISC GOLF COURSE

Map and scorecard available at UDisc

  • Easy Street 9 OPEN
  • Mountain 9 OPEN
Extended Forecast
  • Tonight: 42°
  • Saturday: 68°
  • Saturday Night: 45°
  • Sunday: 72°
  • Sunday Night: 47°
  • Monday: 76°
  • Monday Night: 51°

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Avalanche Science Guides Level 1+

  •  February 12 - February 15

Step into the world of backcountry safety with the Avalanche Science ASG1 Course, a comprehensive 3-day program designed for skiers and riders eager to build a solid foundation in avalanche awareness, snowpack understanding, and safe mountain travel.

This 3-day version of ASG1 blends field experience, classroom sessions, and online learning to give you the skills and confidence needed to make informed decisions in the backcountry.

Course Overview
  • 3 Field Days – On-snow instruction and touring at Brundage Mountain and surrounding McCall terrain
  • Interactive Classroom Sessions – Avalanche fundamentals, weather impacts, and decision-making frameworks
  • Online Pre-Course Learning – 8 hours of video and multimedia content completed prior to the course
Course Content
  • Understanding avalanche types and the factors that trigger them
  • Recognizing avalanche terrain and assessing slope hazards
  • Reading snowpack layers and weather influences
  • Route selection, safe travel protocols, and group management
  • Introduction to transceiver use and basic companion rescue techniques

More information and Register HERE!

Details

Start:
February 12
End:
February 15

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