First time and beginner snowboarders have never had it so good!  A brand new fleet of state-of-the-art snowboards is specially designed to flatten out that dreaded learning curve and make snowboarding enjoyable, right from the start!

The pros at Burton Snowboards work closely with our staff of AASI certified snowboard instructors to match cutting-edge teaching methods with this new technology. Burton Learn to Ride equipment can be incorporated into any of our snowboard lesson programs, and our rental technicians are specially trained to give you just the fit you need.

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It's what beginners and families have been wishing for without even knowing it.

The new Bear Chair will provide easy-access between our convenient Kid's Center, the Easy Street Chairlift, and an array of beginner and advanced-beginner runs that have always been hard to reach in the past.

We've said goodbye to the old platter tow and added The Bear Chair to create a whole new experience for those starting out on skis or snowboards. The Bear Chair will load right next to the base of the existing Centennial chairlift, and unload at the top of the knob where that platter tow used to end.

View the new Frontside Trail map here

During the seven-minute lift ride, those on the Bear Chair will have a front row seat to the action in our new terrain park on Jammer.

Learn more about the two new lifts...

If you went to your mailbox this fall and got a surprise from Brundage Mountain, you are not alone. This year, we pre-mailed over 800 season passes to our pass holders in order to help keep lines short at the beginning of the season. If you got your pass in the mail and would like to update your photo, please feel free to do so any time after January 1st.

If you did not get your pass in the mail, please stop by Guest Services next time you're on the mountain and we'd be happy to update your data and print your new pass.

Helpful tip: purchasing your pass on-line ensures that your liability release is updated for the corresponding season.  

Still Need a Pass? Buy now and save $50. Prices go up December 25th.

Season Pass prices