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Mt. Bachelor

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The Cone

Outback Lift Line

Clearing Rock Bar Patio

Mid-Mountain

Tumalo Mountain & Top of Pine Marten

Sunrise Base

Nordic Center

West Village Base Area & Parking Lot

Mt. Bachelor is the 7th largest ski resort in North America, with more than 4,300 acres of lift-accessible terrain. Located on the eastern flanks of Oregon&rsquo;s Central Cascades, Mt. Bachelor is known for its light, dry snow, diverse terrain, family friendliness, and one of the longest seasons in the country that runs through May.&nbsp;
<h3>Where Is Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort Located?</h3>
Mt. Bachelor is situated within Deschutes National Forest, and only 22 miles outside of Bend, Oregon, which&nbsp;is home to many of the country's top craft breweries, tax-free shopping, 300 days of sunshine, and great apr&egrave;s-adventure.&nbsp;Mt. Bachelor ski area offers a modern lift infrastructure and updated amenities within 40 miles of nearby Redmond Municipal Airport. There are 12 direct flights into the area each day from major skier markets, while Mt. Bachelor is approximately&nbsp;115 miles south of Portland.
Campers take note that RV (with hookups) and van camping are allowed in the West Village base area in winter and summer.&nbsp;

The most convenient airport for reaching Mt. Bachelor is Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM), located about 30 miles northeast of Bend. From there, travelers can rent a car or use shuttle services like the Mt. Bachelor Shuttle, which operates daily during the ski season. For those coming from Portland, the drive takes roughly 3.5 hours via US-26 and OR-97, offering scenic views through the Deschutes National Forest.
Mt. Bachelor provides free parking at the West Village base area and offers complimentary shuttle service from Bend and Sunriver on weekends and holidays. Ride-sharing options are available locally, and the resort&rsquo;s layout makes it easy to access lifts directly from the parking lots. While there&rsquo;s no gondola or ski-in/ski-out lodging on-site, the resort&rsquo;s efficient lift system and proximity to town make getting on the mountain quick and hassle-free.

Most lodging options for Mt. Bachelor are found in nearby Bend and Sunriver, offering a wide range of accommodations from cozy cabins and family-friendly condos to upscale resorts and boutique hotels. Families will find spacious rentals with kitchens and easy access to shuttle stops, while couples can enjoy romantic lodges with mountain views. Group travelers can choose from larger homes or townhouses ideal for extended stays. Whether you're looking for rustic charm or modern luxury, the surrounding area offers plenty of choices to match your style and budget.
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<h3>Breakfast Places</h3>
<ul>
<li>It wouldn&rsquo;t be breakfast without pancakes. So, grab a stack at The Original Pancake House. The place also serves up traditional American breakfast classics as well. 1025 SW Donovan Ave, Bend, OR 97702</li>
<li>If you&rsquo;re looking for some &ldquo;superfoods&rdquo; to start your day, head to Fix &amp; Repeat. Pick up a smoothie, or try a bowl packed with energy-lifting goodness. 555 NW Arizona Ave, Suite 50, Bend, OR 97703</li>
</ul>
<h3>Our Favorite Lunch Spots</h3>
<ul>
<li>Ever tried a BLT burrito or a BBQ wrap? Well, you should. Parilla Grill is a great stop if you&rsquo;re needing a break from the slopes. 35 NW 14th Street, Bend, OR 97701</li>
<li>If you&rsquo;re in the market for brunch with some amazing Bloody Marys, check out the Victorian Cafe. Try one of their many kinds of eggs Benedict. 1404 NW Galveston Avenue, Bend, OR 97701</li>
</ul>
<h3>Dinner</h3>
<ul>
<li>While on the pricier side, Ariana Restaurant specializes in house-made cocktails and New American cuisine. 1304 NW Galveston Ave, Bend, OR 97703</li>
<li>For some late-night comfort food, head to Bruneau&rsquo;s South Philly Cuisine food truck. From Philly cheese steaks to gyros to hot sausage, you&rsquo;ll find what you need to satisfy a growling stomach. 103 NW Oregon Avenue, Bend, OR 97701</li>
</ul>
<h3>Apres/Nightlife</h3>
<ul>
<li>If you&rsquo;ve been drinking for a while and need some food &ndash; or another cocktail, head to Washington Dining &amp; Cocktails. The place is known for its late-night food menu. 900 Northwest Mount Washington Drive, Bend, OR 97701</li>
<li>Need a cold one after a long day on the slopes, then you must check out Brother Jon&rsquo;s Public House and its wide selection of beer. 1227 NW Galveston Avenue, Bend, OR 97701</li>
</ul>

Mt. Bachelor&rsquo;s terrain is as diverse as it is expansive, with 4323 acres of skiable space and 122 trails that wrap around the volcanic cone. The mountain is divided into several key zones, each offering a unique experience. The front side features groomed cruisers and beginner-friendly trails, while the backside opens up to wide bowls and natural glades. From the summit, skiers can drop into 360 degrees of terrain, making it one of the few resorts in North America with such access.
Families and beginners will feel at home in the Sunrise and West Village areas, where gentle slopes like Home Run and Marshmallow provide a comfortable learning environment. These zones are served by surface lifts and slower chairs, making them ideal for first-timers. The resort also offers six tubing lanes and a dedicated progression park for younger riders.
Intermediate skiers will find a playground of blue trails across the mountain, especially off Pine Marten and Skyliner lifts. Runs like Thunderbird and Leeway offer long, flowing descents with consistent pitch and stunning views. These areas are perfect for building confidence and exploring more of the mountain without venturing into advanced terrain.
Advanced skiers can head to Outback and Northwest Express lifts, where trails like The Grotto and Wanoga Way deliver steeper pitches and natural features. The terrain here includes tree skiing, ridgelines, and powder stashes that reward exploration. The longest run on the mountain, Lone Pine, stretches 4 miles and showcases the full vertical drop from summit to base.
Expert skiers will appreciate the chutes and bowls accessible from Summit Express, including terrain off Cirque Bowl and Cow&rsquo;s Face. These areas are often wind-loaded and hold snow well, offering challenging descents with minimal crowds. While avalanche control is in place, some terrain requires caution and experience.
Mt. Bachelor also boasts 14 terrain parks, including the Pacific City Park and the Flow Park, which cater to freestyle riders of all levels. With 8 rails, a halfpipe, and natural features integrated into the landscape, the resort&rsquo;s park system is designed for progression and creativity. Whether you're carving groomers or dropping cliffs, Mt. Bachelor&rsquo;s terrain offers something for every style.

If you&rsquo;re chasing powder, start your day on the Northwest Express. This lift accesses some of the deepest snow on the mountain, especially after a storm. The trees off Wanoga Way and the natural gullies near The Grotto tend to hold untouched lines longer than the front side.
Midweek mornings are golden&mdash;especially Wednesdays and Thursdays. You&rsquo;ll find fewer crowds and freshly groomed trails like Thunderbird and Leeway, which are perfect for carving at speed. Avoid weekends if you&rsquo;re looking for solitude, and aim for first chair to get the best conditions.
For a quieter experience, explore the terrain off the Outback Express. The runs here, like Lost Shot and Ed&rsquo;s Garden, are less trafficked and offer a mix of open glades and technical descents. These areas are great for intermediate and advanced skiers who want to escape the main flow.
Don&rsquo;t miss the Cirque Bowl on a bluebird day. Accessible from the Summit Express, it offers panoramic views and steep lines that challenge even seasoned skiers. The snow here stays fresh thanks to its elevation and exposure, and the scenery is unmatched.
Families should check out the Sunrise Lodge area early in the day. It&rsquo;s less crowded than West Village and has easy access to beginner terrain like Marshmallow and Home Run. Plus, the tubing lanes are nearby, making it a great base for mixed-ability groups.
For apr&egrave;s-ski, head to Clearing Rock Bar at West Village. It&rsquo;s the resort&rsquo;s official spot for post-run drinks and snacks, with outdoor seating and fire pits. Try the local brews and grab a seat near the windows for sunset views over the Cascades.
Want to ride park features without the pressure? Visit the Flow Park near the Sunrise base. It&rsquo;s designed for progression, with mellow jumps and rails that are perfect for building confidence. The layout encourages creativity without the intimidation of larger parks.
If you&rsquo;re staying in Bend, take advantage of the Mt. Bachelor Shuttle. It&rsquo;s free on weekends and holidays, and drops you off right at the base. Parking can fill up fast, so this is a stress-free way to get on the mountain early.
On storm days, skip the summit and head to the lower lifts like Red Chair and Carrousel. Visibility is better, and the snow stacks up nicely in the trees. These areas are often overlooked but deliver great turns when the weather rolls in.
Finally, if you&rsquo;re looking for a unique experience, book a Snowblast Tubing session in the evening. The lanes are lit, the music is pumping, and it&rsquo;s a fun way to end the day with family or friends. It&rsquo;s one of Mt. Bachelor&rsquo;s most underrated activities&mdash;and a guaranteed laugh.
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Coronet Peak, New Zealand11 hours ago	0" -	7" -	14-18" Packed Powder	34/36 114% Open	8/8 -
Mt. Buller, Australia11 hours ago	2" -	0.3" -	15" Packed Powder	12/81 15% Open	11/19 -
Mt. Hutt Ski Area, New Zealand12 hours ago	0" -	3" -	43-67" Packed Powder	23/23 100% Open	5/5 -
The Remarkables, New Zealand11 hours ago	0" -	7" -	8-37" Packed Powder	34/35 71% Open	7/7 -
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