Cold, Carvy, and Completely Yours!

Good morning, shredders and skiers! It’s Tuesday, January 21st, and the mountain is serving up another day of prime, midwinter magic.

The snow is cold, chalky, and fast—the kind of surface that lets you dig into your edges and carve with precision. When the sun is shining, and the temps are locked in the teens, there’s no better place to be than Brundage. The conditions are perfect for those big, sweeping turns that feel like pure poetry on the slopes.

No crowds, no lines—just you and the mountain. With such light traffic, it’s like having your own private resort.

We know you’re wishing for the next storm to roll in, but let’s take a moment to appreciate what we have right now: amazing, edgeable snow and perfect corduroy runs. Shout-out to the grooming squad for delivering buttery-smooth trails that are ready for you to shred from top to bottom.

Your Midweek Mountain Checklist

• Bundle Up: Temps in the teens mean it’s brisk out there. Layer up, grab those cozy mitts, and don’t forget your warm socks.
• Carve It Up: This snow is a dream for fast, controlled riding. Get out there and make the most of every turn.
• Take a Break: Swing by Smoky’s for some hot cocoa or your favorite bite before getting back out for more laps.

Brundage is all yours today. Soak in the views, feel the rush of crisp mountain air, and carve your way through another unforgettable day.

Please be kind to one another, kind to the mountain, and kind to yourself.
– Jonny Rattboy

Kids 6 and under always ski & ride for FREE at Brundage.

Featured Webcams

Base Area Snow Cam

Elevation: 6050’ - Brundage Base Area. This box will be cleared daily at 4:00 pm. Click image for larger view.

Centennial Express Cam

View is from the top of the Centennial Express Chairlift. View rotates automatically. Click image for larger view.

Bear Cam

This view is from the top of the Bear Chair, elevation 6490’. View rotates automatically. Click image for larger view.

May Marina Cam

View across Payette Lake towards back side of Brundage from May Marina.