The ski season at Mt. Bachelor has exploded into action with extraordinary momentum. The mountain officially opened on November 15th—two full weeks ahead of schedule—marking the earliest opening in over 20 years. Since then, the snow has been relentless, and conditions have been nothing short of spectacular.
Here are some highlights from the season so far:
November saw 120” of snowfall, which is 225% above the average for the past 30 years, with a 59” base depth at West Village, the deepest since 1998.
Summit lift opened on December 10 - the earliest Summit opening in 17 years.
In December, we received 98” of snow.
Our season snowfall total is 222” – the most at this point in the season since 2010 (which was a record snowfall year)
Our current base depth is 107” - the deepest at this time since 1998.
We have already received over half of our annual average snowfall.
Mt. Bachelor ranks top 5 in the country regarding total snowfall received and base depth.
Thank you to our amazing employees, community, and shredders from all over for making the first month and a half so memorable. We want to see your highlights too! Share your video footage from the season so far for a chance to be featured on YouTube and Instagram.