Mt. Bachelor
Related Regions: Oregon
Check out the latest ski and snowboard photos from Mt. Bachelor ski resorts via the gallery below. These mountain and skiing pictures are sourced by our editorial team, the ski resorts themselves, as well as uploaded to our OnTheSnow Ski & Snow Report Mobile App thanks to skiers and riders like you! The firsthand comments and photos provide a crowd-sourced look at what's happening right now at Mt. Bachelor ski resorts, and anyone can upload a ski area photo using the app and see it live right here. Don't miss these up-to-the-minute skiing shots or the opportunity to contribute your own!
September at Mt. Bachelor . . . seriously?
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Racing for fresh powder at Mt. Bachelor.
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Packed powder made stellar groomers at Mt. Bachelor for MLK weekend 2016.
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Powder at Mt. Bachelor leading into MLK weekend 2016.
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Grabbing uncut runs at Mt. Bachelor.
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Snow piled up around RVs of skiers in the parking lot at Mt. Bachelor.
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New mountain bike flow trails at Mt. Bachelor yield banked turns, rollers, and berms for technical challenges.
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Loading the chair on opening day at Mt. Bachelor in Nov. 2014.
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Summer skiing in the morning and more than 18 breweries to pick from in the afternoon? You're damn right this is "The Good Life."
Copyright: The Good Life Brewing Co.
10 Barrel Brewing Co. has the beer, the pizza, the outdoor patio and the fire pit to make it one of Bend's top breweries to visit.
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While you might be able to get Deschutes brews at home, a trip to the Deschutes Brewery Bend Public House will likely give you the opportunity to sample some suds that you can't find elsewhere.
Copyright: Deschutes Brewery Bend Public House.
A beer and a burger at the Pine Marten Lodge is a great way to close out your summer ski morning on Mt. Bachelor.
Copyright: Brian Becker, Mt. Bachelor Resort
Not feeling particularly adventurous? Opt for a summertime lift ride that produces some of the same breathtaking views as hiking, skinning or skiing.
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Hike or ski Bachelor? It's your call during the summertime in Bend, Ore.
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Summer skiing and riding is a way of life at Mt. Bachelor. Just try not to fall if you're going to keep you shirt unbuttoned like this guy.
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Pond skimming at Mt. Bachelor on closing weekend. Photo courtesy of Mt. Bachelor.
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Pond skimming like a pro at Mt. Bachelor.
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Pond skimming at Mt. Bachelor.
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Air in Mt. Bachelor terrain parks. Photo courtesy of Mt. Bachelor Resort.
Mt. Bachelor terrain parks on a sunny day. Photo courtesy of Mt. Bachelor Resort.
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