snowboarding

The days are getting shorter. The temperatures are getting colder. Snow is already falling at some of Idaho’s mountain resorts. Winter adventures are right around the corner!

Boise's population has absolutely boomed recently, but a lot of these newcomers come from warmer climates. If they hope to survive Idaho's winter, they should adopt this winter hobby.

As preparations and precautions for COVID-19 and the Coronavirus continue, businesses are making decisions about remaining open. Bogus and Brundage have both decided to close.

So I'm brand new to to the Treasure Valley/Idaho and I'm loving it so far, and I'd really love to show it off to my friends by having my bachelor party here, I just need help coming up with some cool ideas of things to do!

Skiers and Snowboarders rejoice! You can hit the slopes the day after Thanksgiving at Bogus Basin!

MIX 106 is helping you keep up-to-date on ski and snow conditions across Idaho.

Snowboarding is hard enough without a wild animal making it more difficult.

Bogus Basin announced today that the mountain will be open on Black Friday! Forget the shopping and wax those skis and snowboards!

If you've been wanting to snowboard year round but can't afford to go to New Zealand this summer, you need to check out this snowboarder's solution to the warmer weather.

This month at Kate University, take a trip to one of Kate McGwire's most favorite places in Idaho! This is one of the only two annual Kate U classes that Kate McGwire hosts. The reason she does this class every year is because, as Kate puts it, "you cannot live in a state with mountains and not at least try skiing or snowboarding once!"