Brundage Mountain Resort Ski Resort

Base Lodge Regulation

Lodge Facilities

Face coverings are required to enter all lodge facilities. Guests are not be allowed to leave personal belongings in the lodge. However, we have added 150 brand new day lockers which are accessed through a credit card pay station and are available on the west side breezeway on the first floor of the lodge. Several unit sizes are available and overnight storage is an option.

Cashless Transactions – All transactions are ‘cashless’ this season. Guests can pay with debit or credit cards, OR with a Brundage Mountain Gift Card. This option will be especially useful for parents with kids you may visit our food & beverage outlets on their own. Brundage Mountain gift cards are on sale now, they can be re-loaded throughout the season, and they don’t expire for 5 years from the purchase date. 

Food & Beverage Operations

All Food & Beverage outlets will be open. However, each location will offer Grab and Go or a quick dine-in option with very limited seating. Face coverings are required to enter all facilities and should be worn until you are seated and ready to eat.

Specific changes to our Food and Beverage operations include:

• NO outside food and beverage is allowed in any of our facilities at any time. If you bring your own lunch or snacks, you must eat those at your vehicle.
• Guests will not be allowed to hang out inside for extended periods of time or bring any personal belongings into the lodge. No exceptions.
• Additional seating will be added to outdoor locations around the lodge and at the Bear’s Den to provide more options for outdoor seating. This is for guests purchasing food from the lodge facilities. If you bring your own lunch or snacks, you must eat those at your vehicle.
• Guest WiFi will not be available inside the lodge. WiFi will be redirected to outdoor areas on the Plaza Level outside of Guest Services and the Easy Street ticket booth.

Lift Regulations

Lift Operations

Guests will see several big changes on the lift operations front:

• The main lifts open at 9:00 am and close at 4:00 pm daily.
• The Centennial Triple will operate seven days a week beginning Friday, December 18 and running until end of March to better disperse skiers and riders every day.
• Lift mazes have been re-designed to better promote social distancing. Where feasible, empty “ghost” lanes will be used to create spacing between lanes. Ski/ride equipment creates personal distancing in front and behind people. Face coverings are required in all lift mazes, all lift lines and until after loading the lift at all times. We are asking guests to have a cloth face covering that fully covers over the nose, under the chin, secured hands-free BEFORE YOU ENTER THE LIFT MAZE. Guests are expected to respect other’s personal space and self-monitor spacing when in the lift line.
• Guests will have several options for riding the chairlift. The industry suggestion is “Drive Together, Ride Together”. Guests will not be paired with other guests not in their group, unless requested. On the BlueBird Express Quad, individual guests (singles) may be paired with another single IF both parties agree and ride on opposite sides of the chair. We ask that guests BE PATIENT in the lift lines while our staff works to load everyone safely and within their personal comfort zones.

Dining Regulations

Food & Beverage Operations

All Food & Beverage outlets will be open. However, each location will offer Grab and Go or a quick dine-in option with very limited seating. Face coverings are required to enter all facilities and should be worn until you are seated and ready to eat.

Specific changes to our Food and Beverage operations include:

• NO outside food and beverage is allowed in any of our facilities at any time. If you bring your own lunch or snacks, you must eat those at your vehicle.
• Guests will not be allowed to hang out inside for extended periods of time or bring any personal belongings into the lodge. No exceptions.
• Additional seating will be added to outdoor locations around the lodge and at the Bear’s Den to provide more options for outdoor seating. This is for guests purchasing food from the lodge facilities. If you bring your own lunch or snacks, you must eat those at your vehicle.
• Guest WiFi will not be available inside the lodge. WiFi will be redirected to outdoor areas on the Plaza Level outside of Guest Services and the Easy Street ticket booth.

Ski School Regulations

Ski & Ride School

This season, the Ski & Ride school offers private lessons only. Individuals (or family members in a combined private lesson) will meet their instructors on the snow. Kids Club and Day Care will not be offered this season.

Ski Rental Regulations

Retail & Rental

Face coverings are required to enter the facilities. Those planning to rent gear are highly encouraged to make advance reservations, especially during traditionally busy time periods. Additional information coming soon.