Even with this being one of worst years of our lives with people starving, moneyless and homeless, Bogus Basin insist on raising their rates at a ridiculous percentage this year. This is pure greed and selfishness. Have a little pity and do the right thing for those who are suffering this year but love to ski. read more

The facts are the facts location location location. Maybe it isn't the best ski resort in the Northwest and maybe their food isn't that good. And maybe it might smell a little too much in some of the buildings. But how close it is to Boise Idaho versus having to go to McCall you really cannot beat it. Hit big a lot of area and some very good snow days. I would pay whatever they ask due to it being only have to drive as it would be to McCall from Boise. read more

I feel really lucky to live and work 17 miles from a ski hill. I get a lot more skiing in than when I lived in New England. Yeah so it is a small area and you have to ride cat tracks to get anywhere. But at least they have mid-winter powder conditions on April 4! There is no work out that you can do that is a substitute for skiing. You just have to go do it. The back side is the hot spot. Lots of pow shots through the trees. My favorite find today was Wildcat. Mary's Ridge was a little choppy. Paradise is fun and has a great view. Night skiing is over for this season, but when they have it, it's a great low cost way to get a few turns in. Moonlight on a full moon night up in the snowy mountains is an amazing skiing experience. They have a good little nordic set of trails and a tubing hill if you are not into skiing or boarding. There are little terrain park areas that a fun if you are young and made of rubber. The best deals are the season passes if you buy them early. Also the passport program is a great deal for first time learners. This is a super family friendly place where you will run into your friends and grab a beer. Just be careful driving. That is one windy road to get up there. They have bus service too if you want to skip driving. read more

I way here today, unfortunately it was raining all day today, to see ended the season the snows getting really mushy. This place is huge, you can easily spend two days here. The only downside is that their prices are a little steep. Place opens at 9 AM-4pm $47 for a day pass, $42 for half day!!!! Not a big difference in price, half-day doesn't really seem worth it. Plus a class is an additional $30, Night skiing is $20 but less than half the mountain it's open for night skiing. The ticket guy in the front, I wish I got his name, description of stubbly beard, about 6 foot one, probably in his mid-to-late 20s , he was not very friendly, we were asking him questions about the runs, like which ones are open for nights, and if all the slips for open and he didn't know anything, he was very rude a sarcastic douche- bag. It's a real shame because all he does is sit there and sell tickets all day. This guy kind of put me in a bad mood and made me want to leave and not come back the next day. Which is what we ended up doing. But I'm sure in prime season, this place is awesome. read more

Bogus Basin - Huge place, you can easily forbid two days skiing here. - Ski Resorts Near Me - Boise, Idaho

I have called their ticket office 102 times this morning and never been able to speak with anyone. Additionally, ski conditions are often icy so you are better off driving a bit further to ski at Soldier Mountain or Brundage if you live in the Boise area. read more

After a stinkin' 7 winters spent in Idaho, this girl finally hit the slopes. My first experience skiing was nothing short of phenomenal. Beautiful scenery, bright blue skies above, well kept hills, and helpful employees. First things first: When you have never been skiing/snowboarding before, it can be super intimidating to just jump right in. The biggest wall that kept me from getting started was not knowing how to go about getting equipment. I went on Bogus' website and saw I could get a day pass and ski rentals for the day from them, so I opted to do that. After purchasing online, I printed out my email confirmation, brought my ID with me the day of, and then picked up my rentals on site. Bogus set me up with boots, skis, and poles (all of which were a perfect fit for me - no blisters were acquired in this experience). The Slopes: For starters, I let myself do a couple runs on the bunny (green) hill. After successfully not falling during my first three runs I decided it was time to move on to the big, bad, blue slopes. Here my "no-falling" streak was broken. In fact, it was shattered. My most comical fall happened on the "Alpine" slope - I got stuck facing backwards in the splits. You may be wondering, "Did you hurt yourself during this stunt?" The answer to that is no, I most certainly did not, and I have no idea how. Despite the countless falls I took this day, I had a ball. The Views: Sure, the skiing was fun, but the views are what made this day one for the books. The front of the mountain has a few runs that are fun to kick your day off with, but I think the real beauties are on the backside of the mountain! My favorite run of the day was hands down the "Nugget Cat Track". It's a pretty easy run but has the most gorgeous views. Cost: This is the only part of the day that was less than awesome. The damage for my rentals and day pass was around $96 with tax. While this was steep, it was totally worth it in my opinion. The value was totally there--quality equipment, a beautiful day, countless laughs, and checking an item off my to-do list after a whopping seven years--I am happy to have spent my money this way! With that said, next time I will book my ticket further in advance. PRO TIP: Purchase your lift ticket and rentals in advance and you'll save a good percentage of the full cost! Overall: Highly recommend - this place is so fun! I'll definitely be back next season. read more

I visited the resort recently with my wife and two children. We took a ski lift to the top of the mountain. The kids loading people onto the lift were talking to each other and didn't look at us after we sat down. They should have because we are from a place where it never snows, and it was our first time on a ski lift. We didn't know how to operate the safety bar or even that there was one. We rode almost to the top of the mountain, feeling increasingly terrified that one of us would fall to our death, holding on tight to the back rest and our children. I'm admitting to my own stupidity for the sake of the safety of others. Somebody needs to tell those children loading people onto the ski lifts to double check the safety bars just like they do in amusement park rides. They shouldn't assume that everybody knows how to operate one. I'll take this post down as soon as somebody answers and lets me know that they will be trained better. read more

i honestly wish I could give 0 stars but that isn't an option. my brother took my ski pass without asking and when I tried to explain that I never gave him permission to take it they laughed in my face and said he could pay me back for a new one. what kind of 15 year old has 500 dollars to get a new ski pass? i spend so much money there but now I won't be going back bc the snow is bad anyway. take the extra 2 hours to go to tamarack for better snow and costumer service read more

This place is just a short drive from Boise, and it's a total blast. I highly recommend it!

Visited Boise and decided to drop our kids off to ski. Rental and ticket purchasing was quick and easy. The prices were fantastic. It was nice to not be gouged by ticket prices. I always seem to spend more when I don't feel taken advantage of before I even go. So we bought food, beers by the fire and sweat shirts! We will be back again. read more

Spent 2 days on the slopes and loved this place. Our family of 6 are pretty much beginners, and there were plenty of green runs we could handle. read more

Wouldn't recommend, mountain is primarily directed for beginner skiers. On the backside of the mountain their is primarily groomers and only good stuff isn't easy to access (not to mention it not even being very good.) I was also told that the terrain park was really good, but in reality it was extremely underwhelming and most of the features were really stupid and mainly directed toward snowboarders, there was also no progression with features. You have a dance floor box next to a down rail with a metal barrel serving as the jump onto it. One good thing is the prices, they are pretty low and that was nice. But even the prices couldn't save the lacking of good terrain. Another thing was the service, it was terrible. I felt like the people serving the food were just generally unhappy. Please write a review complaining about the same stuff because if their are enough people maybe they will fix it. read more

I'm reviewing the Bogus Basin Mt Roller Coaster. Very fun, exhilarating at times. Very professional staff making sure you treat this ride with the respect it deserves. They make certain you're prepared and understand how to operate the seat belts and brakes before you take off. You cruise around some pretty good curves and you're high up off the ground so the rules are nothing to be taken lightly. You're allowed 2 people in a "car" for $25 or a single person in a car for $15. You will need to sign a waiver. One person sits in front while the other is in the back. It's very cozy. The back person gets to control the brake. The ride is mostly nice and smooth. . You go up quite a nice incline. The scenery is beautiful if you're into that. The staff is also good at reminding you to use your brake to stay a good 80' behind the car in front of you. There are signs along the track to help you understand how far 80' away is. Just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. We will definitely go again! It was fun! read more

I love the Skiing . I Love the friendly staff but I'm not very happy about the 2 full weeks of blackout days for weekday pass holders . So no skiing from Monday December 23 - January 6 . Oh unless I wanna pay for another ticket with a 10.00 discount . For a not for profit ski resort, they sure are greedy . I could see a couple days each week during the holidays but this is madness. This isn't Vail Resort. I encourage other disappointed customers express their opinions . I will be taking my business up to Brundage or tamarack for the holidays . read more

Dani at the simplot lodge was amazing.. I lost my board and she was able to locate it. The snow was amazing as well and she directed me to the ranch trailer where I enjoyed the bbq read more

To start the road up is very twisting and turning. If it doesn't get you sick the uncleanliness of the bathrooms in the lodge will. Bathrooms with water and toilet tissue all over the floor was the first thing I encountered on my visit. This did make sense when I saw many staff members attending attractions staring into space. Tickets to attractions are OVERPRICED. Nothing about the coaster says $15 for a single ride. If you want dirty bathrooms and high prices this is the place. read more

The drive up needs more salt on the Roads . I'm not sure if that's ACHD duty or the owners of Bogus? Its pretty bad driving up during winter at the risk of other people's life's seems so cheap to forgo that . Given the white knuckle driving due to sliding around and volume of cars behind us that haul up and down that road in a day is just questionable itself . I would assume there would be plenty avoidable accidents if they took proper precautions but this isn't the case . My second issue are The people working in the Nordic Lodge . Given it's a small mountain and Not always busy I can understand why there would only be one person but with Presidents weekend being as busy as it was , why weren't there two people working in rentals ? The one lady manning the rental desk handled the chaos in a very I don't give a shit about any of you / dismissive manner . Not only did She overcharge us for full day passes instead of half day and give us MISMATCHED boots and skis , she also FORGETS to give us our polls ... I waited in line to ask for them after about 10 other people behind us got all of theirs. She handed them over to me only to say I thought you guys were the same height . Okay um... What on earth does that have to do with anything? This system they appear to have is just inept and disorganized. The skis are we were given looked about 20 yrs. old and didn't seem waxed , and last , why would she bother trying to hard to pitch us about buying season passes when we were given crappy overcharged equipment in the first place !? So weird ! Why would we want to pay anything extra and keep coming back after that ? Do the owners actually make her do this because she definitely wouldn't care otherwise . The skiing wasn't bad and we had actually ended up having fun after this whole shit show ensued however , This place is about 3 tiers down from Sun Valley but it is Boise . So don't have any great expectations. They have a long way to go . read more

This review is for the summer activities. We went up to Bogus this past weekend to try the coaster and summer activities. First: I felt as though it was WAY overpriced. For just one short coaster ride, you have to pay $15, or you can spend $50 for unlimited rides, plus access to the little tube hill, lift ride, rock climbing wall and little trampolines. I will never spend the $50 on this again. Sure, the coaster is fun, but yeesh, you can get into a real amusement park for just a bit more than $50! The other activities are just so-so; the tube hill is just a few second ride down a short hill, the lift ride is just that - a ride on a ski lift - and the trampolines are less amusing after about two minutes (plus, the harness hurt my legs after :30 seconds). Second: Yes, the coaster is a blast, but it's not worth $50. You can control your speed, but if the person in front of you goes slow, you have to go slow, meaning that your ride isn't as much of a rush. I finally got behind someone who let it fly without using the breaks and it was fun, but I kept thinking about how it just wasn't worth $50. I suppose it's a way to spend a summer day, but if you don't have money coming out your ears, save your $50 bucks for a real amusement park. It irks me that they are charging these prices because so many people are moving to Boise who'll pay these exorbitant fees, so they get away with charging this much. This is why I won't be back to the coaster - because it's just not right to charge that much money for something like this. Oh and PS, I've never, ever driven up Bogus Basin road without some jerk tailgating me the entire time. I am not a slow driver by any means, but people think they have to drive like idiots on this road, when it's a dangerous, curvy thoroughfare, especially in winter conditions. Yes, there are slow turnouts every mile or so, but it's very irritating that people have to drive like it's a race car track when it's not - and when you could kill someone by driving like an idiot. The funny thing is: every time someone's been tailgating me and I let them pass, they make it to the top about two minutes before me, which is also very irritating. People have to risk others' lives just to save a minute or two, which makes my head spin with frustration. Just be prepared for rude drivers as you travel up Bogus Basin road - I've never experienced this road without jerk drivers tailgating me! read more

This place is absolutely gorgeous! Granted, this is the first place I've ever been skiing in my LIFE and the first mountain I've been on with such breathtaking views... but no matter where I go or how many mountains I go to, this place will always have a special place in my heart. The first place I ever saw real snow and the first place I learned how to ski. However, the views from this place.... simply breathtaking. When you are on top of the mountain, 360 degree views of valleys and mountains for miles. Covered by a floor of clouds... it looks like you're in heaven. Beautiful place. read more

Our family has been coming here since the late 80's. It's pretty much where I've spent the bulk of my skiing. What I especially enjoy here is the unpretentious family feel and the reasonable prices for ski lift and rentals. We always stay at the Pioneer Condos where you can literally ski in/out and viola, you're on the lift. The runs are great (when there's snow) and there are a variety of intermediate runs. All this time and my brother and I just discovered the Good Enough run. We almost always never stay over a weekend, so during the week we have the place to ourselves and try and cram in as many runs before some lifts close at 4:15. There's two lodges that you can chill at and enjoy a bite to eat or have a liquid lunch at the bar. Love this place and can't wait to return. Just hope it's not in another six years. read more

Great place for mountain biking during the summer months! See videos below: https://youtu.be/cb_kXgyW1L8 https://youtu.be/R0UwI43rElo read more

My husband and I came out to Boise to escape the midwest and hopefully find some places to ski. Unfortunately, as most people know, this past winter was pretty bad for the northwest in terms of precipitation. Luckily, there was still enough snow on the ground when we came a few weeks ago to go skiing at Bogus. An important point to note is I'm not sure the address for Bogus is entirely accurate. We entered it into our gps and realized only later that the address to Bogus is about 30 minutes further on a windy road. I'll agree with previous reviewers that the pricing does seem to be a little steep IF you're looking at some of the prices. $47 for a day pass isn't too bad, but $42 for a night pass that only includes half the mountain is a little steep. I will say that their season passes seem really cheap as they are only $230-$300 if you buy them before October (and $390-$430 if you buy them when the season starts). We were lucky in that we came on a day when Toyota was offering a free lift ticket if you drove up on a Toyota. Furthermore, my husband got a military ticket for $25....so we were extremely lucky in that both of us got to ski for $25 when we visited. In terms of the terrain, I thought there was a pretty good selection of runs along with several fast lifts (which was nice). They also have a terrain park, which is great. I will say that when we went, they probably should have closed off some of the runs given how much the snow was melting. We went down a few runs where it was pretty awful....we were sliding all over the place and felt lucky we made it down without wiping out. The only other downside is that their cat walks are ridiculously long. They can get really icy in the shade and really wet out in the sun, making it difficult when traveling from run to run. Other than that, we were pretty pleased and look forward to visiting Bogus in the future. read more

Great place. I'm from the east coast, and managed to get here on basically a white-out. Some of the best boarding I've ever had. So many different ways to get down the mountain. When you're taking the cat tracks you can pretty much hop off the side at any time and find a way down. I also bought a ticket for the wrong day by accident, and they granted me a refund.. Even though they have a 'no refund' policy. The rental crew was extremely nice! Lift operators were very social, and I can't say enough good things about this place. read more

Bogus Basin has awful business practice/ customer service, which is really unfortunate given its potential to be a great, down-home provider of fun and sport to the greater boise area. I am currently teaching my 4 year old daughter how to snowboard, and she was doing great until today. It is very helpful for my daughter to have me walk beside her while snowboarding, while she is still grasping the basics of balance, turning, and stopping. Every ski resort I have been to has had no issue with me walking her down the bunny hill. That is, every ski resort besides bogus. At the top of the bunny hill, the lifty informed me that I have to be strapped in a board to be with her. After a very civilized discussion with him regarding her obviously young age and current abilities, he referred me to an individual downhill to inquire if I could walk her down the bunny hill whilst learning. I approached a mountain host named Russ, whom on first impression seemed very helpful. I informed him of the issue, however he had no solid resolve. I asked him for further assistance from someone else who might be more knowledgeable of the bunny hill policies, and he retorted "You can talk to management". I politely requested he point me in the right direction, and in an impeccable child-like voice and smirk, he responded "youre gonna have to find em" and stormed off (keep in mind, Russ is an older, maybe late 50s male with a handlebar mustache). It was at this point that I realized Russ was in fact a Grade-A Douche. Rest assured, I was only able to take my daughter on that 1 run today. It was very frustrating witnessing the lack of compassion, knowledge, and encouragement for children to get out and learn a good, nature-based sport. I truly wish I could leave less than 1 star for this incredible lack of humility. read more

We brought our 6 and 8-yr old grandsons to Bogus Basin on a Friday afternoon. Parking is free and close to the attractions. We all had a great time riding the mountain coaster and the scenic chair lift. We also did the summer tubing, and the kids climbed the rock wall and enjoyed the bungee trampolines several times. The lines were short for every attraction. There's a snack bar where you can get drinks and snacks, but you can bring your own food and use the shaded tables available. We were especially impressed by the staff managing the attractions. Every one of them was friendly and helpful and went out of their way to make sure the kids enjoyed themselves. We'll definitely go back! read more

Great local ski resort just 16 miles up the hill from Boise. Has quite a variety of terrain to offer from conveyer belt bunny hill to black diamonds on the back side. The two lodges are acceptable with one at the top and one at the bottom. They are more cafeterias and bars then lodge really. The daily ticket is a bit spendy at just under $50 but you can get a coupon from the local gas station for $20 off for up to 3 passes. They do a great lesson, rental and pass deal if you are looking to go that route. With Presidents day coming up they will start selling next seasons passes at a super low starter price, this also gives you the rest of the current season too. All in all it's a great little local ski hill that you just can't beat. read more

Bogus Basin - Late spring at Bogus Basin. - Ski Resorts Near Me - Boise, Idaho

We are from FRESNO, California and came here by recommendation from the locals while attending My Boise State University Graduation. Bogus Basin was great and had a great time parents and kids loved it. Well worth the visit if your from out of town. The lodge was warm inside and the food was very affordable. read more

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We live in Northern California and were visiting family in Eastern Oregon. We haven't been skiing in a few years and thought it would be a great family outing. We found the road groomed well, the staff were nice and helpful. We had to rent skis for our son since he had outgrown his. The check-in process was about 15 minutes total. The lift lines were surprisingly short given its Christmas week. The snow was good and overall we had a nice time. Sure it's not Mt. Bachelor or Tahoe, but it is a great place to get in some runs. Access is easy, peole were nice and it was a fun time in the hill. The price is reasonable and for our family of 3 we spent $100 on lift tickets. Go to Bachelor or Tahoe and you can easily triple the cost. read more

Bogus Basin - Dec 22, 2015 - Ski Resorts Near Me - Boise, Idaho

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My family and I had such a great time on the inner tube run! I would highly recommend it!

I went to this resort with my wife, we were both wanting to learn how to snowboard. I will never return though. The facilities offered are inadiqute. They do not have a locker room, or changing rooms. They expect you to keep your belonging in a common room with hundreds of random people, if you choose not to walk the mile and a half back to your vehicle. The lift tickets are way over priced, as are the group lesson tickets. And they did not extend my military discount to my wife. The lift operators and assistants are rude and inattentive. I would rather drive 100 miles to some place else that will offer a better experience than settle for these slopes just because they are close. Also pack your own lunch because they charge an outrageous amount for a tiny hotdog or a turkey bacon ranch wrap that Is 90% lettuce. read more

My GPS could not find this place. We get there an hour later and it was full but not packed to the gills. I hadn't skied in about 10 years so I took a lesson. My almost 5 year old daughter also took a class and had a really good time and was pizza-ing down the bunny slope in no time at all. I plan to go back the next 4 days, while we are in Idaho. It is a little pricey. We paid over $220 for 3 lessons, lift passes and equipment rental. But today with no lessons, it should be $150 for the 3 of us. I will post an update after we get done with our ski/board vacation. read more

yo, they have night skiing - PWNAGE Nice staff, prices are a bit high but it's close to downtown Boise so it's a nice getaway that won't take up an entire day. read more

I probably would have given the runs and lodge a 3-4 star review had it not been for the business practices of Bogus. Basically, I spent $1K on the end of year lessons, plus season lift tickets for the following year. However, after getting orders to an overseas base (yep, in the military) I tried my best to either recoup some $ or at least transfer my lift tickets to someone who can enjoy them. After multiple e-mails and a final phone call that all stated my lift tickets were "complimentary" I gave up. It just seems strange that Bogus wouldn't let me transfer the tickets to someone in need. Regardless of them stating my tickets were "complimentary" it still feels like I paid $1K for them (my bank account also feels that way)! The individual I spoke to and communicated with was pretty nice, I believe they thanked me for my service mulitiple times, however, as the old saying goes, "Actions speak louder than words". read more

Amazing for for the whole family. Staff was friendly, seemed alittle pricey but sooo worth it. Not over crowded, will definitely come back next time to boise read more

Bogus Basin - Ski Resorts Near Me - Boise, Idaho

Great community ski hill with very good snow most of the season, a variety of terrain, and friendly, helpful staff. Since it's owned by a non-profit org, the prices are quite cheap for what you get. Elevation, total area, vertical drop, season length...none of these are very large at Bogus, but there is plenty to make up for it. If you want super-long runs and a resort atmosphere, go to Sun Valley, Jackson Hole, or Whistler (and be prepared to pay out the nose). If you want to ski outside the "normal" Dec-Mar season, go to Mt. Hood (and be prepared for icy snow that has earned the nickname Cascade Concrete). But if you want to ski at an inexpensive area that is a little more than a half hour drive from Boise, with a wide range of available terrain and powder during the heart of winter, then Bogus Basin is the place for you. I learned how to ski at the age of 13 at Bogus, so I may be biased because it holds a lot of good memories for me. But as a "somewhat" older snowboarder who lives in western Oregon, I really appreciate the quality of snow and openness of the runs. Also, I went up yesterday (a Saturday) and all the lift lines were quite short...something you will never see on Hood during the season unless the weather is nasty. Except for the replacement of the rickety old "double" chairs with new high speed quads, Bogus hasn't changed much since I was a kid. And that's a good thing. read more

We road the Glade Runner twice and it was so much fun!!!! I'm so glad I found this in my research while we visited Boise. The drive up & down is crazy twisty so make sure your passengers take motion sickness pills if they get car sick. It takes about 45 minutes to an hour to drive up from the downtown office. I was disappointed that we stopped at the office and waited in line to buy tickets for the Glade runner only to be told they only sell them on the mountain. This is NOT what the website states. Please update for accuracy. read more

I had a terrible experience with this establishment And they're staff. This organization refuses to put any daily tickets on a first come first serve basis, ( which is a must for a mountain resort of this size ). A mountain resort with upwards of 2600 acres of usable mountain and they won't make it available to those with complicated schedules Who can't know in advance makes me sick honestly. This is not the mountain I grew up on. I've lived here almost 30 years and can't just cruise up to my local resort and get a ticket? I've looked into this companies financials ( because they're online ) and rather than take their profits and buy another 500+ acres and add two more lifts ( to accommodate the growth of our town, and add jobs ) they prefer to limit their guests and simply charge more because of inflation Then blame it on Covid, a need for social distancing and the economy. The lady that took my phone call could not even produce simple information i.e. What's the maximum occupancy of the mountain, how many people will be there today, or how many tickets are available daily, ( which you have to pre purchase) . I think a community as close and ours here in the treasure valley should come together and stop this from happening. I know I cannot speak for you all but if you feel as I do then this should not go unchecked. Pretty soon you won't get service in a damned drive thru without a vaccination card and a helmet and we'll all be so desensitized we'll just let it happen to us. I hopped on the phone with tamarack before completed this post just to see if maybe I was alone in left field and they confirmed it for me that bogus basin's policy is a joke and they never do that to their customers. Looks like I'll be boarding there from now on. read more

Unsafe Chair Lift, Needed to Sign Disclaimer- Yesterday 2 of us went to ride the chair lift to top of the mountain, found out we had to sign a disclaimer. I have never seen that anywhere, which was a red flag for me. We got on fine at the bottom. At the top staff got 2 mtn bikes off the chair lift rack, set aside on the top of the ramp, then 2 mountains bikers got off ahead of us. They didn't grab their bikes and move, and we had almost nowhere to go getting off (small space)! We almost got knocked down by the lift. The bikers just stood there instead of going down the wood ramp. Staff didn't stop the lift or yell at them to move. Going down, getting off the lift it was jerky and didn't stop very slow to get off, again, had to jump out of the way. Staff needs more safety training, but maybe they don't care since you can't sue them. We're done, back to Brundage. read more

What a huge disappointment to have ample time off during the holidays as a season pass holder, but there are blackout days and we would have to buy an additional day pass because of simple greed on the part of management!! We locals buy our pass quite early in the season, and really are the bread and butter of Bogus Basin. But, as we only choose to ski during the week, it doesn't make sense to buy the unlimited pass. So we can't ski during Christmas and New Years, as those are blackout days for us. Management excludes the locals like us to allow visitors to ski and ultimately pay a higher pass price. What a shame. Management doesn't realize the food and beverage revenue they are losing with these blackout days. I may not buy a pass at all next season. So disappointed by the greed. Way to go, Bogus management. Brundage Mountain Resort will likely be my mountain next season. read more

Went tubing here early in the season for a work Christmas party and let me just say: wow, we had a blast! Now granted, I've never been tubing in my life but now that I know what I've been missing out on I may actually look forward to winter months. We had a group of about 17, mostly adults, few teens, couple kids,and I honestly think the adults had more fun. The drive up is a little sketchy for me but when is getting to the top of a mountain in the snow not sketchy? That and a little miscommunication with the downtown office and the tubing hill about reservations were the only negatives- but Mary at the tubing hill corrected that issue and made sure it didn't hinder our outing. Overall the pros absolutely exceeded the cons and we will definitely be back! read more