Pomerelle Mountain Resort

Located approximately 75 minutes from Twin Falls, Pomerelle Mountain Resort is a relaxed, fun-filled, personalized day resort nestled in the Sawtooth National Forest. It offers groomed ski runs and caters to family oriented ski/boarding enjoyment.

 Magic Mountain Resort is a modest snow ski area in south central Idaho in a southern unit of the Sawtooth National Forest just 40 minutes from Twin Falls.  It has a double chairlift, a poma lift, and a rope tow.

 Sun Valley is located just 1 ½ hours from Twin Falls in the Sawtooth Mountain Range.  Since Averell Harriman first put Sun Valley on the map in 1936, the things that make the area irresistible have remained essentially the same. The sun shines almost daily on this Old West setting. Sun Valley boasts two fabulous mountains: Baldy, considered by serious skiers as this country's single best ski mountain, and Dollar, a beginner's paradise with gentle, sunny slopes groomed to perfection.

Soldier Mountain

Soldier Mountain will open Saturday, December 15th conditions permitting.


Soldier Mountain offers 1150 acres of inbound terrain to satisfy skiers of all levels including Central Idaho's best and most plentiful powder (known to last up to month after a storm)! For those who prefer things a little tamer, come experience the Northwest's best grooming!

CENTRAL IDAHO'S BEST TERRAIN PARK
Our terrain park has features that cater to all levels of skiers/riders. The terrain park has two entrances from the top of Chair 2 and sits adjacent to the Air Ride run. As you enter the park you will find a triple hit table top with 15 to 30 foot gaps that transitions to a large groomed roller landing. You will also find a 5 to 8 foot spine with slant wall landings and another double hit table top with 10 to 18 foot gaps that also transitions to a large groomed roller landing. There is a 4 to 12 foot high quarter pipe bank with a vertical wall and a double barrelled straight rail coping. Cut from the cornice wall there is a large hip with a cat track run-in and ramp that transitions to a waterfall landing. The park also includes a variety of features that change with differing conditions including a small barrelled flat rail, a ramp transition to a large single barrelled rainbow rail, a long 3.5 inch wide flat rail, and several small to medium rollers throughout. The park has been laid out so that riders may transition seamlessly between multiple features throughout the park or may stop between features while not hindering other riders. All riders should ride within their ability and no inverts are allowed in our terrain park. Be safe and have fun in Central Idaho's best and most extensive terrain park!

Tamarack Idaho

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