Snow Reporter's Update

Mt. Bachelor will open for summer activities this Thursday, June 25 with 13 Bike Park trails and top-to-bottom hiking access. In the meantime, the slopes are uncontrolled and unpatrolled. Please stay away from equipment, crews at work, and infrastructure. Call 911 in the case of an emergency. Uphill biking is not allowed at Mt. Bachelor.

Bike Park trails expected for Opening Day: Big Wood, Blade Runner, Cone Run, DSM (Dark Side of the Moon), FTL (First Timer Line), Hanger, Hot Dust, Lava Flow (upper & lower), Rattlesnake (upper & lower), Swizzlestick, Way Out

Hiking trails expected for Opening Day: Evergreen, Summit Crossover, Fly Creek, Summit East (expect to encounter snow)

Weather

The forecast calls for cooler temps and rain showers starting Thursday and lasting into the weekend. The dirt will be prime for Bike Park! Be prepared for lows near freezing.

Events

Celebrate the kickoff of summer operations with live music from Blackstrap Bluegrass on Thursday. Autocross is happening in the West Village parking lot Saturday and Sunday. Visit the Events Page to learn about upcoming happenings including new running races, bike competitions, and the return of favorites like Friday Night Races, Yoga in the Wild and Movies in the Mountains. 

Other Summer Activities

• For thrill seekers: Check out the steepest Zipline ZipTour in the PNW or join Sun Country Tours on a whitewater rafting trip.
• For family fun: Register for a 3-day or 5-day Kids Bike Camp, or spend a full or half day at Mt. Bachelor's licensed childcare center.
• For a slower pace: Try your hand at Disc Golf in the Nordic Center, reserve a Sunset Dinner at Mt. Bachelor's mid-mountain lodge, or take a Scenic Chairlift Ride and enjoy one of Mt. Bachelor's many hiking trails. Sun Country Tours also offers River Tube Rentals and a new electric golf cart shuttle service for an effortlessly fun float experience.
• For overnight accommodations: Camp slopeside in a powered or non-powered spot in the West Village parking lot, minutes from the chairlift and attractions off Cascade Lakes Highway. 

Mt. Bachelor allows Class-1 pedal-assist e-mountain bikes on its downhill Bike Park trails. Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bikes are prohibited on non-motorized trails in the Deschutes National Forest. Mt. Bachelor continues to welcome the use of adaptive e-bikes. Click here for a full list of permitted summer equipment. 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. Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere at Mt. Bachelor, except inside personal vehicles.