
Top Bird Cam
This view is from the top of the Blue Bird Quad, elevation 7640′. View rotates automatically. Click image for larger view.
The BlueBird Express Runs 10 am - 4:30 pm Wednesdays through Sundays
All XC Bike Trails are also open to Hikers. Please Be Aware of Other Users.
Closed-toe shoes recommended! Dogs on Designated Trails Only (Must be on leash at all times)
Open 10 am - 4:30 pm during Operating Days
FREE to play - Bring Your Own Discs or Rent a Set from the Fall Line Shop
Thank You!
Brundage Mountain recognizes the enthusiasm of the public to use this area for pursuits other than downhill skiing and seeks to strike a balance between that desire and the significant safety concerns posed by non-motorized uphill travel within ski area boundaries.
Operational in-season Usage: Resort typically opens Mid-November and Closes Mid-April. Non-Motorized uphill travel is generally allowed from 4:30pm to 9:00am. Prior to opening day full closures may be implemented due to maintenance and grooming operations. These closures will be posted at the kiosk.
Uphill travelers are expected to sign in at the Uphill Travel kiosk EVERY TIME YOU CLIMB, even pre- and post-ski season, and to read and obey any notices posted in this location. Dogs are not allowed on the mountain. The Uphill Travel kiosk is located at the northwestern edge of the upper parking lot, near the pet area and at the bottom of Lower Rodeo. This is also a great place to park, as it allows our snowplows to continue clearing the main part of the lot.
Non-motorized uphill travel is allowed only in designated areas. Rodeo, North, Mainstreet, and Alpine are the approved uphill routes. BMR asks that uphill traffic restrict itself to the left groomed edge of these runs, as you are looking uphill. Please always yield to and avoid all mountain machinery and follow the Skiers Responsibility Code.
Downhill travel is expected to be off-piste whenever possible, utilizing the terrain between North and Alpine. Avoid skiing/riding on groomed surfaces whenever possible.
These policies are necessary to allow for both non-motorized uphill travel and Brundage Mountain Resort to do business in a safe environment. BMR passholders who violate these policies risk the suspension of skiing privileges. Non-season pass holders may be prosecuted for trespassing and banned from the resort grounds.
Off Season Usage: Before Mid-November and after Mid-April, Non-motorized uphill travel is not restricted to the four in-season routes, and downhill travel can occur across the entire mountain. Please Sign IN at the kiosk. Be aware that during these times you may still encounter groomers, snowmobiles, and other vehicle/hazards. Be safe and stay alert!
The Brundage Mountain base area is on private property and the ski area operates under a special use permit with the US Forest Service.
Updated 11.14.2020