Live Music- Featuring Matt Jantz
2026-02-15 15:00 - 17:00 (America/Boise)
Join us for some Après fun in the Upper Lot Bar, with Matt Jantz.

65th Day of the 65th Season
2026-02-17
It’s our 65th day of operations, so we’re celebrating the only way we know how: $65 lift tickets, giveaways, and cake! Join us on the 65th for a 65 Day celebration!

Join us for cake on Smoky’s Deck at 12pm for a sweet treat and to celebrate the mountain together!

WCUA - West Central Uphill Alliance Meet Up @ Brundage
2026-02-17 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-02-24 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-03-03 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-03-10 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-03-17 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-03-24 16:30 - 18:30, 2026-03-31 16:30 - 18:30
Join the West Central Uphill Alliance
weekly on Tuesdays
(subject to Brundage uphill access open) for a lap or two. Meet at the NW corner of the upper parking lot ready to head up Main St.
Please refer to the WCUA Instagram for day-of confirmation.
Uphill Travel Policy

Western Region Championship Day 1
2026-02-18 - 2026-02-21
The Western Region Championship brings together top collegiate alpine athletes for four days of Giant Slalom (GS) and Slalom (SL) training and racing. Kicking off with GS training on Wednesday, the week progresses into Women’s and Men’s GS competition before concluding with Men’s and Women’s Slalom races on Saturday.
Event Schedule
Wednesday, Feb. 18GS Training
Thursday, Feb. 19Women’s GS RaceMen’s SL Training
Friday, Feb. 20Men’s GS RaceWomen’s SL Training
Saturday, Feb. 21Men’s & Women’s SL Races
Full Schedule

Registration & Entries
Registration Deadline: Monday, February 15 at 5:00 PM PT
All teams must submit entries by the deadline to be eligible to compete.

Entry Fees
$125 per athleteLift tickets are not included.
Bib DepositAll teams are required to submit a $100 bib deposit

Western Region Championship Day 2
2026-02-19

Motorized Rescue & Level 2 AVY Course
2026-02-19 - 2026-02-22
Join us at Brundage Mountain Resort just outside of McCall, Idaho. We’re bringing out the crew to hold a motorized specific rescue course and rec level 2 course on the same weekend.
The rescue course is $295 per person. The level 2 course is $495 per person. Combine the rescue and level 1 together and save a hundred bucks, combined is $695 per person.
Schedule:

Feb 19 (Thu) – Day 1 – Rescue Course: 8am – 6pm
Feb 20 (Fri) – Day 2 – Level 2 – Field Day: 9am – 5pm
Feb 21 (Sat) – Day 3 – Level 2 – Field Day: 9am – 5pm
Feb 22 (Sun) – Day 4 – Level 2 – Field Day: 9am – 5pm

Course Description
The Rescue course is a one-day stand alone course that is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear. New participants will learn the basics of companion rescue, while returning participants will expand their skill set with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice to help improve their skills.
The Level 2 course is a three-day, 24-hour course that provides backcountry travelers an opportunity to advance their decision making skills in more complicated situations such as being a leader within a small travel group, traveling in more complicated terrain, and/or developing a travel plan where resources are scarce. This course builds on the introductory avalanche hazard management model introduced in the Level 1 and adds to it the evaluation of critical hazard assessment factors. Students will describe and discuss weather, snowpack and avalanche processes, and identify how these processes relate to observations and travel within avalanche terrain.
Who Should Take this Course
The Motorized Rescue and Level 2 course is for snowbikers and snowmobilers who have taken a Level 1 and are proficient riders capable of traversing through various types of terrain. This course provides backcountry leaders the opportunity to advance their avalanche knowledge and decision making skills. Participants will have completed the Level 2 and Rescue courses. Aspiring professionals will need to take Level 1 and Level 2 courses as a prerequisite for the Pro 1 course.
Student Learning Outcomes
At the end of the Rescue course you should be able to:

Describe what to do if they or a member of their party is caught in an avalanche.
Identify and be able to use gear necessary for avalanche rescue.
Set up a realistic scenario in order to practice an avalanche rescue response.
Improve their response skills and times during and after the course with feedback from instructors and peers.
Develop a plan for continuing practice.

At the end of the Level 2 course you should be able to:

Differentiate where specific avalanche hazards exist within the landscape and identify avalanche terrain where consequences may be more severe.
Use and interpret weather, snow, and avalanche observations to locate appropriate terrain prior to entering and while in the field.
Demonstrate leadership skills within a small team that include facilitating small group discussion, promoting appropriate terrain selection, and utilizing simple risk management strategies.
Implement a basic forecasting framework that can be used in conjunction with and in the absences of local supporting avalanche information.

Level 2 Prerequisites (no prerequisites for rescue course)

Participants must have the ability to travel in avalanche terrain.
Participants must be able to ride proficiently, meaning you have strong riding skills and are able to sidehill on both sides of the snowmobile or snowbike and be able to execute downhill u-turns and can ride in steep terrain.
An AIARE or equivalent Level 1 training is required.
A winter of practical experience after the Level 1 course is highly recommended before taking the Level 2 course.

Pre Course Work
An online classroom session and coursework done at your own pace and to be completed before the first “on-snow” day of the course, the earlier you sign up the more time you have to complete the pre-course work. Details will be sent out to students after they register.

More information and Register HERE!

Western Region Championship Day 3
2026-02-20

Western Region Championship Day 4
2026-02-21

LIVE MUSIC! - Featuring Bridges & Barr
2026-02-21 15:00 - 17:00
Join us for Apres Music in the Upper Lot Bar, with “Bridges & Barr”

LIVE MUSIC! Featuring Vibeka Amador
2026-02-22 15:00 - 17:00
Join us for Après Music with Vibeka Amador

Hidden Valley Hoedown
2026-02-28
Big Mountain Comp at Brundage Mountain

IFSA Junior Regional Big Mountain Freeride Event hosted by the McCall Winter Sports Club

This International Freeski and Snowboard Association (IFSA) sanctioned event is open to skiers and snowboarders ages 10-18.
Participants will take their two best runs down a section of Upper Hidden Valley piecing together inventive lines, going big, and competing for great prizes. Riders are judged on line-choice, technique, control, fluidity, and style.
Register by following the link below:
https://liveheats.com/events/424563

The BoardRoom presents Grom Games
2026-02-28 12:00 - 14:00 | Roller Coaster Terrain Park, 3890 Goose Lake Rd, McCall, ID, 83638
Calling All Groms!
Get ready for The Grom Games, presented by The Board Room! Open to all groms ages 13 and under, it’s your chance to showcase your skills, snag some prizes, and support your friends in the process!

Schedule

Registration
9 am – 11 am

Competition
12 pm

Prizes
Following the end of the games!

LIVE MUSIC & Tequila tasting with Volan Tequila - Featuring Andy Crosby
2026-02-28 15:00 - 17:00
Join us for Live Music Featuring Andy Crosby! We will also be featuring a Tequila tasting with Volan Tequila.
We will be featuring Volan’s cocktails from the bar as well.

B4BC Weekend - Love Your Peaks Tour
2026-03-06 - 2026-03-08 | Brundage Mountain
We’re excited to join Boarding for Breast Cancer on their 25/26 Love Your Peaks Tour! 🎀 This weekend is packed with fun activities, including a Pink T-Shirt Tie-Dyeing station, Pink Poker Run – an interactive hunt to get the best poker hand, and 10 Barrel Brewing Co Apres in the Base Area! Love Your Peaks is a fundraising campaign in support of breast cancer awareness and prevention at resorts nationwide – 100 percent of the funds raised go towards B4BC’s Education, Prevention & Survivorship Programs.
Gather your squad to form a team, dress in your best pink gear, and shred to support a great cause! Can’t make it but still want to contribute? You can donate from anywhere and still make a meaningful impact!
Want to score an exclusive, limited-edition PINK BRUNDAGE STICKER? For this weekend only, you can grab one with a $5 donation to B4BC.
DONATE HERE

Pink Poker Run
For all ages and all abilities, the Pink Poker Run is a fun and interactive way to explore the mountain and support breast cancer awareness and prevention! Participants collect playing cards at 5 different checkpoints located around the mountain. The three best “poker” hands at the end of the run will win awesome prizes.
Pink Poker Run Registration is a $25 donation (NOTE: A valid lift ticket is required).

B4BC Raffle
The raffle is stacked with prizes – Premium Gear from Rossignol, BlackStrap clothing & accessories, stylish skirts from FunLuvin Fleacewear, Swag from Head & so much more! Tickets can be bought at the B4BC Tent, and along with ambassadors outside of the MAC(Cash or venmo only).

Tribute Ride down Alpine
Join us on Saturday, the 7th, at the top of Alpine for a lap honoring loved ones fighting breast cancer.

Pink Snow Tie-Dye
Join us on Friday and Saturday in the base area to Snow Tie-Dye Brundage T-Shirts. Grab your shirt size, scoop some snow, sprinkle on pink, and let it soak! $15 donation to B4BC to participate

10 Barrel Brewing Co Apres
Thanks to the generosity of 10 Barrel Brewing, kegs are being donated -meaning 100% of beer proceeds (select kegs) go directly to Boarding for Breast Cancer.Drink a beer, have fun, and help raise funds and awareness for breast cancer. Every sip makes a difference. 💗
Schedule of Events

Friday

Pink Snow Tie-Dye Station | 10:30 to 2
Raffle Tickets available from | 9 – 3 (drawing at 3)
Live Music

Saturday

Pink Poker Run | Register from 9 – 11 , with start of the poker run at 11
Snowoga (Snow Yoga) in the base area | 12 pm to 1 pm
Pink Snow Tie-Dye Station | 10:30 to 2
Raffle Tickets available from | 9 – 3 (drawing at 3)
Tribute Run down Alpine | 2:45 pm
10 Barrel Brewing Co Apres | 3 – 5

Sunday

Raffle Tickets available from 9 – 1 (drawing at 1)
Paint & Sip Class in the Base Area 1 – 2:30

Diva Day
2026-03-07 | Brundage Mountain
Diva Day is back and more fabulous than ever this year!

Diva Day Schedule
Snowga in the Base Area | 12 pm
Pink Drink Special in the Upper Lot
Live Music in the Upper Lot Featuring TBD| 3 to 5
Learn More about B4BC

B4BC 10 Barrel Brewing Co Apres
2026-03-07 15:00 - 17:30
10 Barrel Brewing Co. is supporting Boarding for Breast Cancer the best way they know how, by throwing an epic Après Ski Party in the Base Area! 🍻🎿
Join us all weekend long to shred, celebrate, and support B4BC. Even better, 100 percent of the beer sold from select kegs will be donated directly to Boarding for Breast Cancer, helping fund their Education, Prevention, and Survivorship programs.
10 Barrel’s inflatable dive bar will be set up, the Beer Cat will be pouring, and the good times will be flowing. Come out, take some laps, grab a pint, and party for a purpose. Let’s raise a glass and make a difference!
Learn more about our B4BC weekend and how to join the fun!

Chris Bodily Memorial 4-Way Races - Giant Slalom
2026-03-08 | Brundage Mountain
Athletes will compete in four disciplines – Slalom, Giant Slalom, Gelande Jump and nordic freestyle sprint. This years 4-Way will serve as the North Series IMD Qualifier. Athletes participating in IMD Races are required to have a current USSA Membership. Create a new membership or renew here.
Race qualifiers begin January. 2024/25 schedule published here;

B4BC Paint & Sip
2026-03-08 13:00 - 14:30
Join us for a special Sunday Paint & Sip benefiting B4BC! We’ll be gathering in the base area to paint, connect, and raise funds for Breast Cancer Awareness. No lift ticket is required—just be sure to register in advance to reserve your spot.
Register HERE

Motorized Rescue & Level 1 AVY Course
2026-03-12 - 2026-03-15
Join us at the Brundage Mountain Resort just outside of McCall, Idaho. We’re bringing out the crew to hold a motorized specific rescue course and rec level 1 course on the same weekend.
The rescue course is $295 per person. The level 1 course is $495 per person. Combine the rescue and level 1 together and save a hundred bucks, combined is $695 per person.
Schedule:

Mar 12 (Thu) – Day 1 – Rescue Course: 8am – 6pm
Mar 13 (Fri) – Day 2 – Level 1 – Class Day: 6pm – 9pm
Mar 14 (Sat) – Day 3 – Level 1 – Field Day: 8am – 6pm
Mar 15 (Sun) – Day 4 – Level 1 – Field Day: 8am – 6pm

Course Description
The Rescue course is a one-day stand alone course that is intended to be retaken on a regular basis in order to keep abreast of best practices in rescue techniques and gear. New participants will learn the basics of companion rescue, while returning participants will expand their skill set with advanced topics and realistic scenario practice to help improve their skills.
The Level 1 course is a three-day, 24-hour introduction to avalanche hazard management. A short classroom session and two days on snow, let’s ride! Students can expect to develop a good grounding in how to prepare for and carry out a backcountry trip, to understand basic decision making while in the field, and to learn rescue techniques required to find and dig up a buried person if an avalanche was to occur and someone in the party is caught. This course provides an introduction to using these decision making tools to help a group manage risk while traveling in avalanche terrain.
Who Should Take this Course
The Motorized Rescue and Level 1 course is for snowbikers and snowmobilers who want to recreate in or near avalanche terrain. Participants may have attended some awareness classes or workshops or completed the Avalanche Rescue course, but none are a prerequisite for this course. Aspiring professionals will need to take Level 1 and Rescue courses as a prerequisite for the Level 2 and Pro 1 course.
Student Learning Outcomes
At the end of the Rescue course you should be able to:

Describe what to do if they or a member of their party is caught in an avalanche.
Identify and be able to use gear necessary for avalanche rescue.
Set up a realistic scenario in order to practice an avalanche rescue response.
Improve their response skills and times during and after the course with feedback from instructors and peers.
Develop a plan for continuing practice.

At the end of the Level 1 course you should be able to:

Develop a plan for travel in avalanche terrain.
Demonstrate the ability to identify avalanche terrain.
Effectively use The AIARE Risk Management Framework to make terrain choices in a group setting.
Demonstrate effective companion rescue.

Prerequisites
Students must be able to snowmobile or snowbike and want to learn more about avalanches! There are no other prerequisites.
Pre Course Work
A short online introduction course done at your own pace, the earlier you sign up the more time you have to complete the pre-course work.

More information and Register HERE!

Beer and Gear Festival
2026-03-14 11:00 - 16:00 | Brundage Mountain
Beer and Gear is back at Brundage celebrating ski culture through great beer, top-of-the-line industry gear, and live music!

The Beer:
Beer tickets will be $2 each, or 20 for $30. One ticket gets you a taste and 4 tickets = a 16 oz beer.

The Gear:
Demo skis and boards will be available for free for one hour per demo. Staff from gear vendors will be available to answer any questions and make recommendations.
Vendors:

Hometown Sports
Gravity Sports
The Boardroom
Greenwood’s Ski Haus
Brundage

The Music:
12:00pm – 1:30pm: TBD 2:00pm – 4:00pm: TBD

Powder & Pride
2026-03-21
Brundage Mountain is proud to partner with McCall Plus Pride to host Powder & Pride, a celebration of inclusion, community, and joy on snow. This is a day for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies to gather and celebrate that Brundage Mountain is for Everyone.
Whether you are skiing, riding, or just soaking up the atmosphere, Powder & Pride is about showing up as your authentic self at Brundage and sharing the love of winter with friends, family, and neighbors. Come for free demos, a raffle featuring a Brundage 2026/27 4 Pack and swag from other local businesses, jamming tunes and good energy all day long.
If you are in need of financial assistance in order to attend, please reach out to McCall+ Pride at mccallpluspride.wcm@gmail.com.

Group Morning laps: Meet at 10:00 am in the Base Area to ski and ride with other intermediate level folks for an hour group ride!
Rainbow Run: Meet at 1:00 pm in the base area and take a “Rainbow Run” together down Alpine.

Bears Den Paint & Sip
2026-03-22 13:00 - 14:30
Join us for a monthly Ski-In/Ski-Out Paint & Sip at the Bears Den – the perfect mid-mountain break to soak up some sunshine and creativity. Ride Bear Chair to the Bears Den for a 90-minute guided paint & sip class, complete with one canned beverage included.
Lift tickets are not included, so plan your ride up accordingly. If the weather cooperates, you’ll be painting with a front-row view of the mountain! Dress for the weather – this is an outdoor, ski-access experience. This class is ski-in and ski-out only, with no foot traffic or downloads allowed. Bring your skis or board, your creative spirit, and soak up a one-of-a-kind mountain art session at mid-mountain.
Register Here

Mountain Madness
2026-03-28 | Brundage Mountain
Join us in Bear Park to show off your flow in this slopestyle event! From noon to 2, you have three laps to impress the judges with you best trick (and of course steez)!
Schedule
Registration & waiver | 11 – 12 @ Top of Bear Park
Kicks off at 12:15
Awards at 2:30

Gaper Day!
2026-04-01
Gaper [gey-per] noun: 1. A skier or snowboarder who is completely clueless. 2. An acronym meaning Guaranteed Accident Prone on Every Run. (courtesy urbandictionary.com)

We know that we NEVER see any true GAPERS at Brundage Mountain Resort. Today is your chance to let old skool style be your guide. Ski in Jeans! Find that fluorescent early 90’s Onesie, and let it rock. Hawaiian shirts and Swim suits if its sunny and warm. Wear those goggles upside down!
