Mt Bachelor

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Mt Bachelor

Mt. Bachelor is a dormant volcano offering over 4,000 acres of skiable terrain ranging from family-friendly bunny slopes to steep glades and wooded powder caches. The resort has one of the longest ski seasons in North America, often running from November through May and is home to iconic events. Known for its playful natural features and authentic, no-fuss guest experience, Mt. Bachelor is the place where true winter enthusiasts come to escape the curated ski village vibes and enjoy epic mountain views, endless laps, and a thriving apr s scene. Its close proximity to Bend, Oregon, enhances the resort's appeal, offering visitors both outdoor adventure and access to a vibrant city that is known for its many breweries, eateries, and year-round attractions.

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Weather Forecast

Today

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Snow

High: 32°

Low: 25°

Wednesday

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Snow

High: 28°

Low: 22°

Thursday

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Snow

High: 23°

Low: 21°

Friday

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Partly Cloudy

High: 30°

Low: 20°

Saturday

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Partly Cloudy

High: 34°

Low: 23°

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Trails Open

Lifts Open

Updated on: 1/6/2026, 12:14:00 PM

Recent Snowfall

Past 24 Hours

Snow Comments

11" past 72 hours

Past 48 Hours

Season Total

69"

Snow Conditions

Primary Surface

Machine Groomed

Secondary Surface

Packed Powder

Base Depth

24-24"

Status:

Open for Snow Sports

Hours:

Weekend:

Sat/Sun: 9a-4p

Weekdays:

Mon-Fri: 9a-4p

Special:

Not available

Resort Stats

Summit Elevation:

9065 ft/2763 m

Base Elevation:

5700 ft/1737 m

Vertical Drop:

3365 ft / 1026 m

Skiable Acres:

4323

Total Trails:

125

Total Chairlifts:

Uphill Info

Uphill skiing is allowed: Mt Bachelor Policy Page

Pass required: Yes

Routes:

CINDER CONE ROUTE: This route originates at the bottom of Red Chairlift and ascends the Leeway run to the saddle of the Cone. Travel is permitted 360 degrees around the Cone. This route is open 24 hours. Ascent to the Pine Marten route is only permitted if that trail is marked as open.
PINE MARTEN ROUTE: The Pine Marten route begins at the saddle of the Cone and follows route markers along the climbers' right side of the Leeway trail to Upper Ed's Garden then through the trees to the backside of Pine Marten Lodge. This route is only open when Pine Marten Express is open, conditions allow, and when kiosk signs or 'Uphill Routes' status site indicates the route is open.
SUMMIT ROUTE: This route begins above Pine Marten Lodge then takes West Ridge trail to the summit. Travel is allowed only when the Summit chair is operating and the kiosk signs or 'Uphill Routes' status on the website indicates the route is open. The Summit route closes when the lift closes at 3p. Those starting late in the day will be turned around by Ski Patrol. This route is not advised for snowshoes.