| Snowfall: Season Total | Snowfall: Lifts Open | Snowfall: Trails Open | Trails Open | Current Weather |
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| 251"Season Total | 50%Lifts Open | 45/55Trails Open | 82%Open |
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Boze Bump Bash
April 1, 2023 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Come show off your mogul skiing and riding skills in the Annual Boze Bump Bash ski and snowboard event presented by Flagstaff Alpine Ski Team on April 1st, 2023! This event is open to alpine skiers, tele-skiers, and snowboarders. Costumes are encouraged! and there will be prizes for best bump skiing, best costumes, and the overall style!
Registration is available online and the day of the event at Agassiz Lodge.
Registration is $25 per participant and includes a Boze Bump Bash t-shirt! All proceeds will benefit the Flagstaff Alpine Ski Team.
Event Timeline:
In-person registration on April 1st at Agassiz Lodge: 9 AM – 12 PM
Competition begins: 12 PM on Agassiz Trail
Awards: 3:30 PM at Agassiz Lodge
“We are not here for a long time, we are here for a good time,” was the life motto of Brian Boyer, whose tremendous influence on the Flagstaff Alpine Ski Team is still felt today. Brian is dad of Charlie, Davis, Kegan and Blake, and served the Flagstaff Alpine Ski Team in numerous capacities. This event is to honor his life, his love of the team, and celebrate this community.
*PLEASE NOTE *There will be no alcohol consumption permitted in the event area.
This online registration session will allow you to complete contact information, sign up for participation, electronically sign the waiver and submit payment. Please read through each page carefully to ensure that all information is provided accurately. To complete registration through the secure site, please have your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or checking account information available. Following the completion of this registration, you will see a charge on your account from Flagstaff Ski Club.
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