In summer Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area has 2 lifts the map marks as carrying bikes, 103 mapped mountain bike trail sections near the lifts.
- 7lifts on the map
- 117mapped runs
- 1,790 ftvertical, lowest lift to top
- 7,560 fthighest point mapped
- 2lifts that carry bikes
- 103bike trail sections nearby
Places to stay
The map shows no named lodging within about 5.5 miles of a lift here yet. Towns farther down the road are your best bet; the mountain's own site often lists them.
Summer at Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area
Read from OpenStreetMap; distances are straight-line from the main base. What runs in summer, and when, is up to the mountain: check its own calendar.
- Lifts that carry bikesDeer Point Express #1, Morning Star Express Chair #2
- Mountain bike trails103 mapped sections within about 2.5 miles of the lifts; difficulty is tagged on 103 of them
The mountain in winter
Counts come from the map, which can lag behind a new lift or a renamed run.
- Runs by difficulty on the map21 easier, 67 more difficult, 29 most difficult
- Cross-country (Nordic) skiing nearbyBogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area (0 mi, 14 mi of trails)
Good to know
Is Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area worth a summer trip?
The map shows 2 lifts the map marks as carrying bikes; 103 mapped mountain bike trail sections near the lifts. Lift-served biking and summer rides depend on the operator's season, so check its site for dates.
How high does Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area go?
The highest point on our map is about 7,560 feet, and the lowest lift starts near 5,770 feet, a drop of about 1,790 feet. Elevations come from the map's terrain model, so treat them as close, not exact.
How do you work out the minutes?
Along a mapped walking route from each place to stay to the bottom station of the nearest chairlift, gondola or tram you can walk to, at an easy pace. Where the map has no route we give the distance as the crow flies instead of minutes. How we measure.