Aaron Gentry+FollowStay safe on the slopes at Bogus BasinSkiing and snowboarding at Bogus Basin are in full swing, but safety is the real MVP this January. With the season’s snow mostly coming from machines, the mountain is open and ready—but everyone’s being reminded to follow the Responsibility Code. That means riding in control, watching for signs, and keeping the mountain fun and safe for all. No speeding, no stopping in blind spots, and definitely no skiing under the influence. Whether you’re a seasoned local or just learning, these rules help everyone enjoy the mountain. What’s your go-to tip for staying safe on the slopes? #Sports #BogusBasin #SkiSafety00Share
robertjones+FollowBogus Basin: Boise’s winter playgroundJust 16 miles from Boise, Bogus Basin is the go-to spot for students and locals looking for affordable, no-pressure skiing and snowboarding. Beginners love the wide, gentle slopes on the lower mountain, where you can fall, laugh, and get back up without feeling rushed. The mountain’s layout makes it easy to progress, with friendly green and blue runs that help you build confidence. Pro tip: hit the slopes early for the best snow and smallest crowds, or try night skiing for a quieter, budget-friendly vibe. What’s your favorite way to enjoy Bogus? Share your tips and stories below! #News #BogusBasin #Boise10Share
