Little Ski Hill

Little Ski Hill, as its name cleverly suggests, is a modest affair. Its 393 feet of vertical suits those learning to turn, or perhaps those simply seeking to stretch their legs on snow without great ambition. It is a local hill, for local folk, and carries itself with that humble pride.

For the touring wizard, this speck of Idaho offers a brief respite. It lays but five miles from the more substantial slopes of Brundage, making for a convenient hop to warm the limbs before tackling larger terrain. This pairing provides a sensible contrast for a varied day of sliding.

Given its independent operation, Little Ski Hill enjoys a simple arrangement for access: the Indy Pass. One need not fret over complex pass systems here. As for "gotchas," one might note its brevity; do not arrive expecting to get lost for a day. You will not.