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Wednesday 4/15:
Powder Alert!
Up Next: Snowfall is expected to continue overnight, bringing another 5-8" by opening tomorrow. With temps set to dip into the teens tonight, we're hoping the new snow comes in light and dry for some awesome powder laps tomorrow morning.
RendezVan kicks off tomorrow! Parking in the West Village lot will be limited. Please take advantage of the free CET shuttle or carpool if possible. Click here to view a full shuttle schedule. To optimize space, trailers will not be allowed in any parking lots Thursday - Sunday, except for those with RendezVan camping reservations. Camping spots are sold out, but we hope you join us for the day!
The interlodge shuttle is running on a continuous loop through all base areas.
7:00am Update: It would appear that Old Man Winter has taken up residence at Mt. Bachelor for the next couple days, and he brought 7" of fresh snow with him last night to start off the current storm cycle. It's currently still snowing hard and is expected to keep up throughout the day for up to 10" additional fresh! We'll see temps in the 20s today with some strong winds. Gather your powder buddies, grab your best storm gear, and make your way here for some of the final fresh tracks this season.
Parking in the West Village lot will be limited for RendezVan set up. Please use the CET shuttle or carpool if possible. The interlodge shuttle is running on a continuous loop through all base areas.
Ski area boundaries are Upper Carnival > Lower I-5 on the east and Outback Way > Upper Ed's Garden > Leeway on the west.
Be Advised: The snow surface is variable. Keep your speed in check and stay in control. Give other skiers and riders adequate space. Coverage remains thin across the mountain. Please stick to open runs, expect marked and unmarked obstacles, and exercise caution.
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.
Be prepared for winter driving - AWD/4WD high clearance vehicles and chains or snow tires are recommended. Check ODOT for real-time weather, traffic, and road conditions.
Mt. Bachelor is closing for the 25/26 winter season on Sunday, April 19. From all of us, thank you for coming out and making the most of this season. We will have the ultimate closing weekend party with RendezVan happening April 16-19. See you there!
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