Overview
- 11 Beginner
- 18 Intermediate
- 25 Advanced
- 18 Expert
Located in central Oregon near Bend, Mt. Bachelor is a ski resort with 10 ski lifts servicing 71 trails on 3,683 acres of land. Mt. Bachelor has just about everything you would want in a resort, terrain-wise. Open, above the tree line bowls and chutes, tree skiing, terrain parks with superpipe, cruisers, backside skiing, gentle slopes, and others give Mt.... Bachelor a diversified and well-balanced portfolio of trails. Mt. Bachelor also offers a well-rounded resort experience, as they supply childcare, numerous dining options, slopeside lodging, a tubing park, ski and snowboard lessons, and equipment rental. With the highest peak in Oregon, a trip to Mt. Bachelor is assured to have some of the best skiing in the region. Read more
Operations
Status
Open
Lifts Open/Total
3 of 10
Weekday Hours
Thu/Fri: 9a-2p
Trails Open/Total
40 of 71
Weekend Hours
Sat/Sun: 9a-2p
Acres Open/Total
2100 of 3683
Stats & Conditions
Base Elevation
6,300 ft
24-hr Snowfall
2"
Vertical Drop
3,365 ft
Avg Base Depth
82-120"
Peak Elevation
9,065 ft
Photos
Mt. Bachelor Logo
Mt. Bachelor Trail Map
Reviews & Tips (17)
Great trip however ticket price was the same at the mountain as liftopia.
written Mar 28 2012 - 02:27 PM
OMG! This place it a mind blower! Dry snow, endless powder, super nice staff, awesome food at a fair price (meatball sandwich rules!). Kids ate up the terrain park in a big way. Half pipe was pretty fun. Thanks to the ski ambassadors that just hang around the top of the lifts, asked if everything was cool, what level of ability we were at, and pointed us to awesome trees and powder. Never parked more that 300 ft. from the lodge. A multi day ticket rocked as we only had to buy it once (and not hit ticket counter subsequent days). Never made it to the top due to weather but I had such a good time it's was fine. Not only am I coming back but a spring pass looks very tempting, even with a 200 mile drive. Liftopia saved be $40 bucks over 2 days. This resort rules so much though that I'm glad to pay the extra $20/day to know I'll be hitting a sunny day.
written Mar 22 2011 - 09:41 PM
Great for kids if you have them. Got our 4 yr old full week in signature start program. Half day daycare half day ski lesson. Staff was great. Daughter loved them, loves skiing.
written Mar 20 2011 - 02:41 PM
Go there early (on or b4 8:00am). Park in the Sunrise lot (close to lift). Prepare for all kinds of weather, cause it can change in a hurry.Thanks Liftopia for great service.
written Mar 10 2011 - 02:58 PM
Had a blast! Were fortunate to have some great runs off the summit chair, lots of FRESH powder and even good food! First time I ever used liftopia and it won't be the last. Typically ski Tahoe Resorts being from Sacramento but this was definitely worth the drive and sure to become a yearly thing.
written Mar 09 2011 - 09:38 PM
I got there after it had dumped for several days. Conditions were perfect! Consider yourself lucky if the Summit Express is open. Take advantage and ski or board the back side. Liftopia saved me about $30 for a 2 day pass. I am telling everyone about Liftopia!
written Mar 07 2011 - 02:03 PM
Don't always believe the weather forecast! Sometimes it is cloudy/foggy in town, but the mountain is above the cloud line. Lots of new snow, more coming - what are you waiting for?
written Mar 06 2011 - 02:10 PM
Managed to time my trip for the best snowfall so far in the 2010-2011 season! Liftopia saved me more than $40 for the two days! Sweet.
written Feb 28 2011 - 10:31 AM
Don't park where the parking guys tell you to. Go past them and park by the wall closest to the mountain. It is much closer, and you can ski right to your car.
written Feb 27 2011 - 05:48 PM
Loved being back there (used to live in Bend) but it is SO much bigger! Great skiing on Outback/Northwest with fresh (not light) snow, wonderful mini bowls and tree skiing. The Summit Chair was cloed both days :( , but there was lot's of skiing on the other side. Bend is a very cool, not so little town....
written Feb 14 2011 - 04:24 PM
What a beautiful mountain! We did not have very good snow, but it was still awesome!
written Feb 14 2011 - 07:23 AM
Not a lot of beginner trails, some actually start off as intermediate and then change to beginner. weekday afternoon pass for just one lift (sunshine express) is $25 and might be a good way to ease into the mountain if you are a beginner. a lesson plus lift ticket is $80, a lift ticket is usually $70 so that is also a pretty good deal for a beginner.
written Feb 06 2011 - 01:05 PM
Liftopia was terrific. Saved me twenty dollars
Thanks I will use the site again
written Jan 24 2011 - 12:49 PM
It's a long drive from anywhere but once you get there it's a hidden gem. Great back country, lift service, and nordic skiing all in the same place.
written Jan 18 2011 - 12:43 PM
stay calm and dont crash.
written Dec 22 2010 - 03:33 PM
It's a BIG mountain with exposure on almost all sides. If weather or wind blow in from one side - just move to ski or board the other!
written Nov 06 2010 - 10:47 AM
Go early, go often!
If you can see the mountain from the city of Bend GO!
written Nov 03 2010 - 10:05 AM
