Base Area Snow Cam
Elevation: 6050’ - Brundage Base Area. This box will be cleared daily at 4:00 pm. Click image for larger view.
All XC Bike Trails are also open to Hikers. Please Be Aware of Other Users.
Downhill trails are strictly downhill travel only, no hiking allowed.
Closed-toe shoes recommended! There are currently no dog friendly trails open.
Closed until June 14th
Come check out the new routing for our Base Area 9 hole course
Backcountry skiing and snowboarding are enjoyed by passionate Brundage Mountain riders who like to experience fresh powder and awesome terrain outside the patrolled and controlled parts of the ski area.
Brundage Mountain wants everyone to know that having the right equipment and training is ESSENTIAL to having a safe backcountry experience. Those epic powder lines are spectacular. They are also potentially dangerous. Know before you go.
Here are some key aspects of AVALANCHE SAFETY:
You can learn more about the importance of these steps in this short, informative tutorial provided by avalanche.org. You may also find this site to be informative.
It is highly recommended that anyone traveling in the backcountry take an avalanche training course.
View Your McCall Area Avalanche Advisory hereThe Payette Avalanche Center and Friends of the Payette Avalanche Center offer avalanche awareness courses regularly. Please contact the Payette Avalanche Center for more information.
Payette Powder Guides also offers Avalanche Awareness courses throughout the winter months. You can view the schedule of classes here.
(Some information provided by Backcountry Access and Avalanche.org)[/efstab]