Man in a pink ski jacket skiing on cords.

Mountain Stats

If you’ve been to Brundage Mountain, you know the reputation as one of the best Idaho ski resorts is well deserved—the best snow in Idaho AND an incredible variety of terrain that ensures you can enjoy it all. 70 named trails are easy to sample, but it’s the countless glades and snowfields in between the named trails that set Brundage apart. From the far-out corners of Hidden Valley, to the ridiculously wide groomed runs on the Frontside and Lakeview zones, or the close-at-hand convenience of the Easy Street learning area and Beartopia Fun Zone, there’s a little something for everyone when it comes to the Best Snow in Idaho.

Total Lift-Accessed Terrain
1920 Acres (420 acres of lift-accessed, un-patrolled, without avalanche mitigation, backcountry terrain)

Backcountry Terrain
18,000 Acres (Guided backcountry via snowcat)

Summit Elevation
7,803 feet

Base Elevation
5,882 feet

Vertical drop
1,921 feet

Lifts
6 (two high-speed quad chairs, three triple chairs, one magic carpet)

Natural Snowfall
320″ (base area average)

Season
Mid-November through Mid-April

Named Trails
70 — Easiest: 21%, More Difficult: 33%, Most Difficult: 46%

Popular Scenic Trails
Temptation, Dropline, Kickback, North

Terrain Parks
2 – Bear Park & Jammer Park

Lift Capacity
Up to 9,000 people per hour