Snow Reporter's Update

Wednesday 2/11:

7:00am Update: Welcome back! After recent snowfall and the welcome return of Outback to our operations, we're in for a superb day on the slopes. While we received no new snow, cold overnight temps allowed our teams to fire up the snow guns again last night for some man-made freshies on Thunderbird. Current temps are reading in the upper 20s with partly cloudy skies and a slight chance for morning snow. We should see decreasing afternoon cloud cover giving way to partly sunny skies and a high in the upper 30s. Ski area boundaries are Kangaroo on the westside and East Bowls > East Catchline on the eastside. Northwest remains closed and will reopen when new snowfall allows. See you soon.

With over a foot of snow since Sunday morning, snow immersion suffocation (SIS) and tree well risk exist today. Ski or ride with a partner and keep them in sight at all times. Stick to open, groomed trails to minimize SIS hazards. Educate yourself on deep snow safety here.

Despite recent snowfall, coverage remains thin across the mountain. Please stick to open/named runs, expect marked and unmarked obstacles, and ski or ride with caution. Always keep your speed in check and stay in control.

Please Note: 

• Mt. Bachelor's uphill policy is in effect, and a free Uphill Pass & armband are required.
• The CET shuttle runs from the Bend Park & Ride to Mt. Bachelor daily.
• Interlodge shuttles run on a loop, providing free transport between all base areas.
• Sledding is not permitted at Mt. Bachelor.
• Food and beverage schedules and hours of operation can be found here.
• There will be race training taking place on I-5 today.