Brundage Mountain Resort - Community Reviews & Ratings

I have skied Colorado, Canada, and every mountain in Washington. This mountain has the best tree skiing out of every mountain I have ever skied at.

Brundage is the best ski resort in Idaho. It has the best terrain, snow, lifts, and family friendly environment. The one downside is that for a complete beginner the jump from the bunny hill even to a green run is pretty extreme compared to other resorts.

Fun, small mountain in mccall idaho. Most of the mountain is rather beginner friendly terrain, but there are some areas for more experienced riders and skiers to play. The employees are keen on making sure people have a good times with some of the lifties giving guests heads-ups on what runs are riding well at that time of day. Overall highly recommend a visit if in the central Idaho area

Drive 120 miles north of Boise, and you'll run into Brundage Mountain, which is well worth a visit. The snow is great ("Best snow in Idaho" is their motto), the two lifts are high-speed detachables, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. The vibe is old school and no-nonsense, which is what I like. I'll take a cheeseburger at the Brundage cafeteria any day over steak tartare or chicken almond-ding-a-ling at the restaurants of Tamarack, located a few miles south, geographically, but a world apart otherwise. My complaint with Brundage is that all the blue runs are kind of similar--you ski one or two of them, you've skied them all. But they're great runs all the same. The resort was not crowded on my visit, mid-week in January, which I'll say is the time to try Brundage and Tamarack, too. All après-ski and other niceties are located in the nearby town of McCall, which is as fun and isolated a ski town as you could want.

If you catch the snow fresh its great but it seems the grooming department doesnt so their share s a lot of the resort becomes icy moguls. Poor staffing as well

Brundage mountain resort is a resort in McCall Idaho with lots of fun non groomed areas and cliffy terrain. It has very limited park but good chairs and lodge service. I recommend Hidden valley for advanced cliffy terrain and powder skiing. It also has accessible out of bounds side country available.

Great resort, friendly people and amazing snow