Today’s blue skies, warm breezes, and sun-kissed slopes was everything we love about spring turns on the mountain. Mother Nature has blessed us with back-to-back days of beautiful weather and she plans to keep it comin’ through our final weekend of this winter season. Temps are forecasted to remain well above freezing overnight, so trails will be soft and slashable right off the bat for Saturday. It’s looking like another tank tee ‘n shades kind of day on deck for tomorrow as we’ll see temps reaching the mid-60’s, light winds and a hefty dose of sunshine. The countdown to closing day is upon us and conditions couldn’t be better for it. Be sure to slather on the sunscreen, but more importantly don't forget to grab your pass when you switch out the snowpants for the shorts this Saturday - see you out there!

If there was ever a weekend to spend at the mountain, this would be it! Join us as we wind down and wrap up with a bang for our  Closing Weekend  this Saturday and Sunday, May 27-28. It's been one of the best winter seasons to date at Mt. Bachelor and we've got all the makings to celebrate it properly. Our events line-up is chock full of fun activities all kicking off tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. in West Village. The BrewSki Beer Festival  will be on tap both days, while the North American Pond Skimming Championships takes place on Sunday, May 28. Participation in the pond skim is limited to the first 100 entrants. Sign up now to reserve your chance to win a 2017-18 Full Season Pass! 

The Summit backside and the lower Northwest, Outback and Cloudchaser areas are no longer accessible, though there is still over 2,000 acres open - including Cow's Face down to the Sunrise Getback (to Skyliner lift) and the upper Northwest area from Summit-top to the "21 Road" (to West Village). Be aware of adjusted ski area boundaries and significant cut-banks off the “21 Road". Please do not enter any closed areas.

We're open every day from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. through Sunday, May 28. Spring lift ticket prices are in effect. As a general reminder, our beginner areas are closed for the season, so all skiers and snowboarders should feel comfortable riding the more-difficult "blue square" terrain in order to enjoy their day on the snow. View our Springtacular page to read more about what's open this spring.