Mt. Bachelor, OR Open For Free Walk Up Jib Park This Weekend After Early Season Snowfall Mt. Bachelor, Oregon will be open this weekend with an early season walk up Jib Park for free at the West Village Base as well as lift access to mid mountain to view the snow. Mountain biking will be closed until the snow melts, however next week may see warmer temperatures and no one knows how long the snow will last. […] Industry News LadyBrains | September 22, 2017 0 Comments
Longest Ski Seasons in North America As winter turns into spring, many mountain enthusiasts begin to wonder where they can go to still ride the snow. Land use and wildlife restrictions force some resorts to close early, regardless of how much snow is still on the slopes. For the rest, several factors dictate how long they can keep the lifts turning: snowfall accumulation (base), ongoing weather […] Robin Azer | April 28, 2017 10 Comments
Mt. Bachelor Conditions Report: Spring Break Faceshots | Bring Your Snorkel | 21-39″ of Snow Forecasted If you’re looking to get your spring break powder fix on anytime soon, you’re going to want to head to Mt. Bachelor. Monday was one of the best days of skiing in my entire life. It all started with 7″ of snow overnight and 8″ more falling throughout the day. We headed right up Pine Martin Express in the morning […] Conditions Report Chris Wallner | March 6, 2017 1 Comment
Mt. Bachelor, OR Conditions Report: 400″ and Counting! Mt. Bachelor has received 8″ in the past 24 hours, 7 of which has fallen since 3pm yesterday, which has boosted their season total snowfall to 411″. Storms have continued to hit the PNW this winter and it has worked out well overall for Mt. Bachelor, despite a few warm periods. The forecast shows COLD temperatures staying in the area […] Conditions Report Chris Wallner | February 21, 2017 0 Comments
Top 10 Highest Elevation Ski Resorts on the West Coast: The West Coast mountains of North America offer up a plethora of options for phenomenal skiing. But in this list of Top 10 Highest Elevation Ski Resorts on the West Coast, only one can be crowned the champion. That honor belongs to Mammoth Mountain, in California. It is the only ski resort on the list to break into the 11,000′ […] Robin Azer | December 28, 2016 11 Comments
Snow For Seattle, Portland, Vancouver Today/Tomorrow | Up To 18″ of Snow Forecast in PNW Mountains NOAA has issued a Winter Weather Watch for Seattle, Washington. They are calling for Trace amounts to 2 inches with snow levels as low as 500 feet dropping to sea level tonight. Additional snowfall is expected overnight, up to 4″. * SNOW LEVELS…MAINLY NEAR 500 FEET THIS MORNING WITH CONSIDERABLE VARIATION. SNOW LEVELS WILL RISE THIS AFTERNOON. SNOW LEVELS […] Weather Chris Wallner | December 5, 2016 0 Comments
NOAA: Winter Weather Advisory for Oregon Today | 5-10″ of Snow Forecast NOAA has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Oregon today. They’re calling for 5-10″ of snow and snow levels as low as 3,000′. * ACCUMULATION…STORM TOTAL OF 5 TO 10 INCHES. * SNOW LEVEL…3000 TO 3500 FEET. – NOAA Portland, OR today Mt. Bachelor, OR has seen 21″ of snow in the past 7 days and they have snow forecast […] Weather WeatherBrains | November 30, 2016 0 Comments
5 Local Tips on How to Maximize Enjoyment of a Mt. Bachelor, OR Powder Day Mt. Bachelor, OR can get insane storms that often leave behind many feet of fresh powder. That’s why so many powder lovers move to Bend. They do everything they can to make it up for every good powder day of the season. Working a job that they have to be at until 2:00pm to ensure they can ski up every […] Featured Article Jack Lafeman | November 17, 2016 1 Comment
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