Brundage Mountain Resort, Idaho Terrain Park
The goal of Brundage Mountain’s terrain park program is to provide riders and skiers with a higher fun factor than they could find on typical groomed or natural terrain.
Learning is fun and finishing your day safely is fun, so we emphasize safety, courtesy, education and progression throughout all of our park experiences.
Brundage Mountain Resort has two terrain parks which offer a wide selection of features to give riders the opportunity to build skills as they progress and try new things.
Get started in the Bear Park to build your skills, confidence and understanding of Smart Style safety rules. Once you’ve done that, you will be ready to move to the Rodeo Park. Taking on the right challenges at the right time is one of the keys to shredding happiness.
Rodeo Park
Our premiere terrain park is located off of North, on Rodeo. Early season, the size and number of the jumps depend entirely on snowfall. As the snow level increases, we add more size and more features to give riders some fun new challenges. Our goal is to create medium-sized features that appeal to a wide variety of users rather than catering to higher-level riders.
Bear Park
This is the perfect place to tune up your skills early season and refresh your terrain park etiquette. A series of smaller, user-friendly jumps and rails will help you dial in your flow without a big fear factor. This is also a great place to work on new tricks before taking them to larger features in the Rodeo Park.
You must have a valid lift ticket or season pass to use any of Brundage Mountain’s terrain features.
Smart Style:
No one likes to be cut off in the park and no one wants to see parks become extinct because of liability concerns. There are three main messages that are associated with Smart Style.
- Look before you leap.
- Easy Style It -
Start small and work your way up. - Respect gets Respect -
From the lift line through the park.
Check out this video to understand each of these concepts in action:
Park Etiquette:
Terrain park etiquette that users should be aware of includes, but is not limited to the following:
- Trail ratings do not apply to terrain features.
- You are the sole judge of your ability. Know your limitations and ride within them.
- Terrain feature shapes and surfaces change with the weather and use. Use spotters when landing area is not visible. -Do not stop on landing areas.
- Use of terrain features can be dangerous. The rider assumes all risks of injury or death.
- Inverted aerial maneuvers are not recommended.
Freestyle Terrain:
- Freestyle Terrain contains man-made and natural terrain variations.
- Freestyle Terrain changes constantly due to weather and use.
- Inspect Freestyle Terrain before using and throughout the day.
- In jumping and using this terrain, there are risks of serious injury.
- Be courteous and respect others.
- One user on a terrain feature at a time.
- Never jump blindly – use a spotter when necessary. Look before you leap.
- Use the features responsibly: control your body on the ground and in the air.
- Always clear the landing area quickly.
- Always ride or ski in control and within your ability.
- Aerial somersaulting maneuvers are not recommended.
- Please do not sit or stand on the features.
- Please do not block the paths to the features.
Skiing Idaho safely: Know the Code!