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Non-Profit.
All Good.

True Bogus

Bogus Basin has always been a non-profit organization. Meaning 100% of profits go back into equipment, facilities, education, outreach and more. So, the season pass you just scored, those rentals, lessons, burgers, hot chocolates - all of it, translates into real good.

You can even make a 100% tax-deductible contribution right here, right now. Share the wealth of what our community mountain has to offer everyone by supporting affordable, year-round recreation for all.

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Bogus Basin in the summer

Our Community Mountain

After 76 years of being the place to go for community mountain recreation, you'd think everyone would know we are a non-profit organization. It's true, we're in it for the long haul. As one of the Treasure Valley's most valued assets, we put everything we make in profits and donations back into the mountain, so education, events, facilities, and amenities are affordable and accessible to everyone, year in and year out.

Opportunities For All

For Good. For Real. For Everyone.

True Bogus

Unlimited night skiing for just $99

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$420,794 in school based learn-to-ski program subsidies during the 2018/19 season.
We appreciate all the ways Bogus Basin contributes to the health of the community…
- Dr. Dave Pate, St. Luke’s President and CEO

Together, We Are Bogus

Making a donation to Bogus Basin will assure that it is around for another 76 years. Your gift will:

  • Provide scholarships for students from Title I schools to learn at Bogus Basin
  • Equip youth so they can try skiing for the first time
  • Maintain and develop new trails
  • Get families and kids outside and into nature
  • Show your appreciation for what Bogus Basin means to you
  • Current season pass holders who give at least $100 will receive a special "I'm a Donor" season pass
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Bogus Basin operates under a Special Use Permit on the Boise National Forest under the USDA.