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Mountain Report (6/30-7/3)
Thanks to everyone who came out for opening weekend! On Sunday we added Hanger to the list of rideable Bike Park trails, and Middle Lava Flow is on deck today. The forecast is calling for moderate temps and a chance of thunderstorms Monday afternoon into Tuesday. Wednesdsay and Thursday look dry with partly sunny skies and highs in the 60s. The trails are continuing to ride well with snowmelt keeping the dust down and the dirt tacky.
Check our real-time Live Weather Webcams and the NOAA Weather Forecast for daily weather updates.
Expected Trails & Lift Operations:
Policy Update: Mt. Bachelor will allow Class-1 pedal-assist e-mountain bikes on its downhill Bike Park trails off Little Pine and Pine Marten chairlifts. This decision aims to make the mountain more accessible to a broader range of riders. Mt. Bachelor will continue to welcome the use of adaptive e-bikes. Click here for a full list of permitted equipment at Mt. Bachelor during summer.
Reminder: Uphill riding remains prohibited on all Mt. Bachelor trails and service roads, and all users must have a valid lift ticket or pass to enjoy the Bike Park. Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are prohibited on non-motorized trails in the Deschutes National Forest, including trail systems directly outside Mt. Bachelor’s special-use permit boundary. To learn more about the USFS’s stance on e-bikes, visit: Electric Bicycle Use | US Forest Service
Summer activities at Mt. Bachelor include Bike Park, ZipTour, Sunset Dinners, Scenic Chairlift rides, camping, hiking, dining, and disc golf, so whether you're seeking an adrenaline rush or a relaxing mountain escape, we've got you covered. Sun Country Tours is also in full swing offering a variety of half, full-day, and overnight whitewater rafting adventures, plus river tube rentals for only $19.
Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere at Mt. Bachelor, except inside personal vehicles.
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