Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Map and Brochure (2025 – 2020)
Morning Star Zone curves across The Basin Gravity Park like a steep amphitheater of dirt and pine, its flow trails looping back toward the main lift in fast rhythm. The Morning Star Zone – The Basin Gravity Park map helps riders trace these lines before they drop in, noting elevation changes, return routes, and crossover points that can sneak up mid-run.
- Location
- Boise, Idaho
- Years Active
- 1942 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Site
You’ll also spot food shacks near the base, shuttle loops, and the small wooden bridge that signals your last chance to bail. Locals swear by a pre-lunch lap when the berms are still cool and grippy.
Morning Star Zone – The Basin Gravity Park 2025
In 2025, Bogus Basin added a bonus ski and snowboard day on May 3, opening terrain from the Deer Point Express, Morning Star Express, and Superior Express lifts, with no beginner trails available.
Daily summer operations began June 21, including mountain biking, the Glade Runner mountain coaster, scenic chairlift rides, and dining at Simplot Lodge and Double R Ranch BBQ. Work also continued on the Pioneer Lodge exterior remodel, set to reopen for winter 2025/26.
Printable Morning Star Zone – The Basin Gravity Park PDF 2025
40 Acres of Freedom Zone – The Basin Gravity Park 2025
From May 12 to June 20, 2025, weekday closures affected multiple Bogus Basin trails, including 40 Acres of Freedom, due to restricted access on Bogus Basin Road. During this period, sections of Boise Ridge Road Trail, Eastside, Sweet Connie, DB Connector, and others were also impacted.
By late October 2025, the 40 Acres of Freedom Zone – The Basin Gravity Park had ended its operating schedule, with all eight trails closed for the season.
Printable 40 Acres of Freedom Zone – The Basin Gravity Park PDF 2025
Cross Country Biking & Hiking Trail Map 2025
From May 12 to June 20, 2025, weekday closures affected cross country biking and hiking trails under the Deer Point Forest Stewardship Project. Trails reopened for public use by mid-June, with cross country mountain bike routes confirmed operational during the start of summer activities.
On June 28, volunteer efforts near the Nordic Lodge maintained pedestrian-only trails, adding shorter, bike-free recreation options to the existing cross country trail network for 2025.
Printable Cross Country Biking & Hiking Trail Map 2025 PDF
Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Winter Trail Map 2023
Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Parking Map 2022
Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Winter Activities Brochure 2022
Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area Winter Trail Map 2020
FAQ
How much does it cost to go to Bogus Basin?
A day pass for Bogus Basin winter activities costs $69–$89 for adults and $27–$39 for children ages 7–12. Summer day passes are about $59 for adults and $50 for kids, with additional fees for special activities like the zip line or ropes course upgrade. Hiking and general access to outdoor trails are free, unless you participate in paid attractions or lift rides.
What to do in Bogus Basin?
Winter activities at Bogus Basin include alpine skiing, snowboarding, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and tubing. In addition to winter sports, the area also offers mountain biking, hiking, and events during the summer season. The resort features 10 lifts, 86 runs, a tubing hill, and hosts multiple community events and races throughout the year.
Is there a fee to hike Bogus Basin Trail?
Hiking trails at Bogus Basin are free and do not require any permit or access fee. Paid tickets are only necessary for activities like lift rides, mountain biking, or other summer attractions, not for hiking on the designated trails. All hikers can access the trails and enjoy the area without charge.
How long does it take to hike Bogus Basin?
Hiking at Bogus Basin typically takes between 2 and 4 hours depending on the trail chosen and the hiker’s pace. The most popular loop trails at Bogus Basin are usually 3 to 6 miles long, offering moderate elevation gains and varied scenic views. Some longer or more challenging routes may take up to 5 hours to complete.
