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Trail Conditions Report (Last Updated 6/29/24 4:16PM MDT)
DOWNHILL BIKE TRAILS

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

  • Upper Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Middle Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Lower Elk Trail: OPEN
  • Wildcat: OPEN
  • Grouse: OPEN
  • High Voltage: OPEN
  • Lower Hidden Valley: OPEN
  • Upper Hidden Valley: OPEN
  • Zorro: OPEN
XC BIKE TRAILS

All XC Bike Trails are also open to Hikers. Please Be Aware of Other Users.

  • Greenhorn: OPEN (leashed dogs OK)
  • Hammerhead: OPEN (leashed dogs OK)
  • Roller Coaster: OPEN
  • Thorn Creek: OPEN (leashed dogs OK)
  • Growler: OPEN
  • Lakeview Vista: OPEN
  • Rock Garden: OPEN
  • Baby Bear: CLOSED (Rebuild)
  • Black Bear: CLOSED (Rebuild)
HIKING TRAILS

Closed-toe shoes recommended! There are currently no dog friendly trails open.

  • Hidden Valley Overlook: OPEN
  • Lookout Trail: CLOSED (Under Construction)
  • Cat Track (Mountain Road): OPEN
SCENIC CHAIRLIFT RIDES

10AM - 4:30PM

  • Bluebird Express OPEN
DISC GOLF COURSE

The Easy Street 9 is available for preview play. Signage and course maintenance are on-going. Please use UDISC App to navigate the course.

  • Easy Street 9 OPEN
Extended Forecast
  • Overnight: 63°
  • Thursday: 85°
  • Thursday Night: 64°
  • Friday: 87°
  • Friday Night: 64°
  • Saturday: 89°
  • Saturday Night: 65°
Come Check Out the Coolest New Hike in Town

News

Come Check Out the Coolest New Hike in Town

08/29/14

Brundage07If you’re looking for a family-friendly hike with great views and plenty of shade, we’ve got just the thing. Our brand new 1-mile nature trail is ready for some boot traffic!

The trail begins and ends in the upper parking lot. In between, you’ll explore lush forested areas with a variety of alpine plant life and some amazing views of Goose Creek Canyon, Granite Mountain and Brundage.

The trail is brand new, so here are some tips for success as you head up to check it out:

We’ve got a whole bunch of trail signs on the way, but until we get the official markings up for the trailhead, you’ll want to look for the red, white and blue flagging near the pet area.

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You can hike the loop either way, but this is the easiest piece of trail to find, so head on up…

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As you can see, this trail is very soft and loose (all new trails are), so please wear appropriate hiking footwear.

Brundage04You’ll also want to keep an eye out for these pink ribbons.

Brundage12Until our signage arrives, these will mark trail crossings and, most importantly, an intersection with one of our bike trails.

Brundage06Please cross with caution. Bikers descend these trails at high speeds and may not be able to stop quickly.

Brundage03If you’re not sure what to do at an intersection, choose the flattest trail. This photo shows the kind of trail you do not want to hike on (for the reason mentioned above.)

Once you’ve got those two key points in mind (proper footwear, watch for pink ribbons), you can relax, cruise the trail, and enjoy beautiful sights like these:

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One more exciting thing about this trail: it won’t hibernate during the winter. The trail is designed to be snowshoe friendly.

Come check it out and let us know what you think!

– April

 

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