Brundage Mountain Resort

<p data-start="60" data-end="332">Good morning all you slope sliding savants, and welcome to your morning report from Brundage.  This particular Monday will feel a bit different than your typical start to the week, as we wrap up this holiday weekend in celebratory style.  It’s <strong>Martin Luther King Jr. Day</strong>, so those TPS reports can wait to land on boss Bill’s desk til tomorrow.  No “case of the Mondays” here, just another beautiful day of cruising downhill at Brundage.  It’s time to rise and glide (down some machine groomed magic), and we’ll see you up here when you’re ready.   </p> <p data-start="1970" data-end="2239">We’re starting this morning off slightly cooler than yesterday, with an expectation of slightly lower high temps for this afternoon sticking right around freezing.  Otherwise, it’s looking like a repeat of yesterday with plenty of sunshine and <strong>wide open space to carve some corduroy</strong>, all facing downhill towards vistas that could make even the crankiest of curmudgeons crack a smile.  For aid on your quest for cord, the <strong><a href="https://brundage.com/grooming-report/">GROOMING REPORT</a></strong> should be on your reading list. There you can find out what was groomed most recently by our nocturnal cat crew as you were nestled in bed (while visions of sugar snow danced in your head).  Surface conditions should start the day off firm and fast, with a chance of sugar or possibly even corn as we hit late afternoon on the hill’s most sunny aspects.  Expect variable conditions if you choose to take your cruising off-piste today.</p> <p data-start="1970" data-end="2239">It may still be dark and early as I type this, but we’re looking at another beauty of a day filled with luminous luster.  Don’t forget that UV ray related checklist, and <strong>come ready to enjoy the views and go for a cruise</strong>. </p> <p data-start="2241" data-end="2395">Thanks for reading, and see you on the hill,</p> <p data-start="2241" data-end="2395"><strong data-start="2495" data-end="2512" data-is-last-node="">– AL Brundy</strong></p> <p data-start="2397" data-end="2512" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node=""> </p> <p data-start="2397" data-end="2512" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node=""> </p> <p>The following is how we classify grooming at Brundage Mountain Resort:</p> <p><strong>Groomed this morning</strong>: The run/trail has been groomed after 12:01am today.</p> <p><strong>Groomed last night:</strong> The run/trail was groomed between 4:01pm and 11:59pm, after the lifts closed.</p> <p><strong>Open:</strong> The run/trail is open for skiing/riding but has had no grooming operations on it.</p> <p><strong>Closed:</strong> <strong>STAY OUT OF THIS TERRAIN</strong>. Runs marked closed have not been deemed safe for the public to be on.</p> <p><strong>Upon entering CLOSED terrain, it jeopardizes Brundage Mountain Patrol’s ability to provide aid to you. Your skiing and riding privileges will also be at risk when entering closed terrain.</strong></p> <p><strong>Early season conditions exist. It is highly reccommended to stick to open and groomed terrain. Off-piste skiing and riding is not recommended at this time.</strong></p>