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Elevation
1,738m–2,724m
Ski area
98.9 km
Lifts
15
Nearest airport
Redmond Municipal Airport (Roberts Field) (RDM)
Schools
0 listed
Overview
Mt. Bachelor at a glance
Common questions
- Mt. Bachelor offers unique 360-degree skiing from its summit, allowing you to ski in every direction. Its volcanic shape means you can always find a sheltered aspect, regardless of wind conditions.
- Yes, beginners will find dedicated learning runs and gentle terrain located at the Sunrise Lodge base area. This provides a focused and accessible space to learn.
- The Summit Express lift takes you to the true summit at 2,763m, providing 360-degree options. Expect steep chutes, open bowls, and challenging volcanic rock features.
- Mt. Bachelor enjoys a notably long ski season, which typically extends into late May. This offers a longer window for visitors to enjoy the slopes.
- While the resort itself is quieter, the nearby city of Bend is renowned for its vibrant craft brewery scene. You'll find many options, including Deschutes Brewery and 10 Barrel.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit2,724m
Base1,738m
Vertical drop (resort)986m
Total Lifts15
Total Slopes98.9 km
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About the resort
About Mt. Bachelor
Mt. Bachelor is an outdoor ski area in Oregon, the United States. The available data lists terrain from 1738 m to 2724 m elevation, 98.
9 km of recorded slopes and 15 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Mt. Bachelor
The lifts run between 1,738m and 2,724m, a vertical drop of 986m. 98.9 km of marked pistes are served by 15 lifts. The nearest airport is Redmond Municipal Airport (Roberts Field) (RDM).
Resort guide
Mt. Bachelor resort guide
Mt. Bachelor is a dormant volcano offering unique 360-degree skiing, making it the only US resort where you can ski in every direction from the summit. Its volcanic shape ensures you can always find a sheltered aspect, regardless of wind conditions. The resort is also included on the Ikon Pass.
For intermediate skiers, the Pine Marten Express and Northwest Express lifts provide access to consistent terrain through the resort's volcanic treeline.
Beginners will find gentle terrain and dedicated learning runs at the Sunrise Lodge base area.
Summit Express takes advanced skiers to the true summit (2,763m), opening up 360-degree options that include steep chutes, open bowls, and challenging volcanic rock features. Find an instructor at Mount Bachelor →
While the resort itself is quieter, the nearby city of Bend is renowned for its vibrant craft brewery scene, boasting more craft breweries per capita than almost any US city.\n- Deschutes Brewery\n- 10 Barrel\n- Boneyard
The ski season at Mt. Bachelor is notably long, typically extending into late May.
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