Midweek On The Mountain | Season Passes

Locals Only – Midweek

Midweek On The Mountain Season Pass Article Adult Female Elizabeth Wearing Maroon Jacket Carving Right On Groomed Run Wildcat On A Bluebird DayAt Bogus Basin From Closeup Above Winter 2022 Photo By Luke Tokunaga

There are many reasons to love midweek skiing and riding on the mountain, from enjoying wide open runs, and sleeping in, to the corduroy that lasts longer on your favorite runs. We added the popular Midweek Season Pass option back in 2016, to make riding at Bogus Basin more accessible and affordable for those who prefer to ride Monday through Friday and avoid popular holiday periods. The Midweek Season Pass is the perfect offering for someone who works weekends or prefers to ride at quieter times on the mountain.

Average Days of Riding Per Season
80
Days To Pay Off Your Season Pass
6
Less BusyMidweek
47%

The Mountain to Yourself

Is there anything better than a fresh run waiting for just you and your crew? Midweek skiers and riders get to enjoy the first tracks on corduroy and pow, with fewer people alongside them. Even better, those corduroy strands and open fields of powder stick around a little longer when fewer people are riding them! On average, midweek visitation on the mountain is 47% less than on weekends and holidays, making the mountain feel that much bigger. Plus, parking is plentiful midweek.

About The Midweek Season Pass

The Midweek Season Pass is valid from mid-December through mid-April – as conditions allow. Midweek Season pass holders can use their pass from open to close, including night until 10 pm. Lifts operating midweek include The Explorer Conveyor, Easy Rider Conveyor, Discovery Conveyor, Coach Chairlift, Deer Point Express Chairlift, Morning Star Express Chairlift, Superior Express Chairlift and Pine Creek Express Chairlift. Night skiers and riders have access to ride 7 lifts until 10 pm.

Midweek Season pass holders are eligible to add on a Frontier Point Tail System Season Pass at checkout for just $25!

Hours

Bogus Basin is open 10 am – 10 pm Monday through Friday, so you have an extra hour to sleep in, pack your gear, and take a leisurely drive up to your favorite non-profit mountain – all with fewer vehicles on the road! Midweek season pass holders have access to skiing and riding, open to close, Monday – Friday (excluding limited blackout dates during holiday periods).

Bogus Basin Guests Riding Ungroomed Run Wildcat With Fresh Tracks After Overnight Snowfall First Drops In Sunny Morning Shot From Pine Creek Express Winter 2021 Photo By Luke Tokunaga 2048px 1366px

Food & Beverage

Hungry or thirsty? Midweek guests have lots of dining options to choose from!

J.R. Simplot Lodge:

  • Bogus Creek Grill, open daily
  • J.R.’s T-Bar, open daily

Pioneer Lodge:

  • Pioneer Grill, open daily
  • The Saloon, open daily
  • La Cumbre Taqueria, open Fridays

Mountainside:

  • The Beach, open Fridays

Please make sure to check our website for updated operating hours throughout the season.

Questions About the Midweek Season Pass?

We are happy to answer any questions you may have about the Midweek Season Pass. Please call the Downtown Ticket Sales Office at (208) 332-5100, or find current information and updates on Facebook or Instagram.


About Bogus Basin
Opened in 1942, Bogus Basin winter operations offer 2,600 acres of daytime skiable terrain and 200+ acres for night skiing; eleven lifts – including four high-speed quads – and three people-mover surface lifts; an 800-foot tubing hill. The Nordic Center offers 37 kilometers of groomed trails. Environmental education and community outreach programs serve over 20,000 individuals annually, primarily youth. Bogus Basin is located 16.5 miles north of Boise, Idaho, and operates under a special use permit with the Boise National Forest.

Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area is one of the largest non-profit recreation areas in the country. It is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to engaging the community to provide accessible, affordable, and fun year-round mountain recreation and education. Bogus Basin summer activities include a challenge course, mountain coaster, summer tubing, climbing wall, bungee trampoline, gem panning station, The Basin Gravity Park, cross-country mountain biking and hiking, free community events and educational programs, chairlift service to access hiking and biking trails, and guided nature hikes.