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Trail Conditions Report (Last Updated 4/29/25 2:15PM MDT)
DOWNHILL BIKE TRAILS

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

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

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

  • Greenhorn: CLOSED
  • Hammerhead: CLOSED
  • Roller Coaster: CLOSED
  • Thorn Creek: CLOSED
  • Growler: CLOSED
  • Lakeview Vista: CLOSED
  • Rock Garden: CLOSED
  • Baby Bear: CLOSED
  • Black Bear: CLOSED
HIKING TRAILS

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

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

10AM - 4:30PM

  • Bluebird Express CLOSED
DISC GOLF COURSE

Scorecards are located in Guest Services and the Rental Shop. Or visit the course on UDisc

  • Easy Street 9 CLOSED
Extended Forecast
  • Thursday: 43°
  • Thursday Night: 34°
  • Friday: 39°
  • Friday Night: 35°
  • Saturday: 43°
  • Saturday Night: 31°
  • Sunday: 33°
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Sustainability at Brundage Mountain

At Brundage Mountain Resort, our commitment to sustainability aligns with our mission to create great memories for our guests and employees, again and again and again. Our vision, “Mountain First, Mountain Always,” reflects our dedication to respecting the spirit of this incredible place and protecting its integrity for future generations. Our guiding principles focus on prioritizing nature, family, community, and our employees as we strive to be stewards of this environment. 

Our Vision

We are Mountain First, Mountain Always. We are nothing if not for the mountain. The mountain is everything. Before we make any decision that affects this beloved place, we must first consider its impact. This is more than a place. It’s an idea worthy of dedicating our lives to respecting its spirit and protecting its integrity as we endeavor to create a truly exceptional environment to be enjoyed for generations to come.

Our Mission

To provide a high-value, family friendly experience creating great memories for our guests and employees… again and again and again.

Our Guiding Principles

Our place: We are committed to supporting a healthy environment and providing a unique opportunity to experience a place where nature is the true inspiration.

Our people: We are committed to creating treasured moments for guests and families by providing a high value experience that is down-to-earth, inclusive and based on a home-grown vision. We are committed to engaging our employees to be part of the future of Brundage by providing a positive work environment and work-life balance. 

Our community: We are committed to supporting community services that help create a vibrant, active, resilient community.

Goals and Initiatives

Reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions:

Initiatives: 

  • Conducted a comprehensive Greenhouse Gas Inventory (GHGI) to identify key emissions sources, including transportation, building energy use, and operations. 
  • Explore renewable energy options to reduce reliance on electrical grid.
  • Work with our local community nonprofits and local tribes in support.
Increase Diversion of Waste from the Landfill:

Initiatives:

  • Enhance recycling initiatives through our partnership with Adams County by diverting cardboard, aluminum, and tin from the landfill.
  • Reduce single-use plastics to divert waste from landfills.
  • Installation of water filling stations to reduce plastic consumption and landfill space.
  • Partner with local and nonprofit organizations to donate and/or repurpose items from uniforms to equipment.
  • Providing water bottle filling stations to reduce single-use plastic bottles.
  • Introduced reusable RFID tickets to reduce waste. 
Conserve Water Resources:

Initiatives:  

  • Install water-saving technologies, such as low-flow toilets and sinks throughout our facilities.
  • Explore opportunities to recycle water in operations.
Energy Efficiency:

Initiatives:

  • Investigating on-site renewable energy options, including biochar and biomass wood energy systems.
  • Transitioned to energy-saving LED lighting throughout resort facilities. 
Leverage Our Voice for Good:

Initiatives:  

  • Provide education on sustainability goals and solicit input from staff.
  • Share knowledge with guests and the community to encourage sustainable behaviors. 

Steward our Ecosystem, Thoughtfully

Initiatives:

  • Continue protecting and restoring natural habitats while addressing environmental challenges.  
  • Certified as a Whitebark Pine Friendly Ski Area, actively participating in restoration and seed collection efforts for this vital keystone species. 
  • Maintain Whitebark Pine restoration, invasive species control, and replanting efforts. 
  • Partner on environmental education events and habitat conservation projects. 
  • Initiating fire resilience strategies and habitat protection programs. 
  • Replacing harmful ski waxes with eco-friendly alternatives.
Care for our Team:

Initiatives:  

  • Develop affordable housing to address local shortages.
  • Provide free shuttles and reimburse carpooling to reduce transportation emissions. 
Care for our Community:

Initiatives: 

  • Encourage carpooling and use of free shuttle transportation for guests and community members. 
  • Work with nonprofits, government agencies, and local organizations on shared goals. 
Leadership in Sustainability:

Initiatives:  

  • Collaborate with local, regional, and federal organizations, governmental agencies, and community organizations.
  • Use Brundage’s platform to advocate for sustainability and environmental responsibility.  
Engage and Inspire our Community Initiatives:

Initiatives:

  • Foster a culture of sustainability among guests and team members. 
  • Promote active participation in sustainability programs and initiatives. 
  • Inspire through storytelling, education, and collaboration. 

11,540 pounds of recyclables saved from the landfill since November 18, 2024.

$75,000 donated back to our community in 2024.

600 Whitebark pine trees planted.   

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Our GHGI revealed key insights

  • Transportation accounts for the largest emissions share, driven by employee commutes (accounting for approximate 63% of our total emissions) and guest vehicles. 
  • Building energy use and vehicle fleet operations also contribute significantly to our footprint. 
  • Emissions reduction strategies are focused on high-impact areas, including waste management, energy efficiency, and transportation. 

Our Commitment

Brundage Mountain Resort is proud to participate in the NSAA Sustainable Slopes initiative, aligning with industry standards to lead on climate action.

We are committed to strengthening partnerships with local and regional organizations, such as the City of McCall & St. Luke’s, to address shared sustainability challenges, climate resiliency, and alignment to achieve climate action goals.

JOIN US

We invite you—our guests, employees, and community members—to be part of our sustainability story. Together, we can create a future where Brundage Mountain Resort continues to thrive as a haven for nature and adventure. 

For more information the NSAA Ski Area Pledge, visit NSAA Sustainable Slopes. 

“We acknowledge that we are on the traditional lands of Indigenous peoples who have been the stewards of this place for countless generations. We honor the deep history, culture, and enduring connection that Indigenous communities have with this earth, water, plants, animals, and skies. We recognize the resilience of these communities and pay respect to their Elders, past and present. As beneficiaries of these lands, we commit ourselves to deepening our understanding of Indigenous cultures and histories and engage in actions that honor the spirit of these territories. May this acknowledgment serve as a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect and care for this land, and to walk forward together in respect, partnership, and accountability.”

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Top Bird Cam

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Centennial Express Cam

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

Bear Cam

Bear Cam

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

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

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