The USCSA is the preeminent governing body for collegiate team ski racing and snowboarding in North America. They are an inclusive organization with 5,000 student-athlete members who represent over 140 institutions from 35 states. The 2025 U.S. Collegiate Ski & Snowboard National Championships will be held at Mt. Bachelor from March 10 to March 15, featuring four different disciplines: Alpine, Nordic, Snowboard, and Freeski.

Operational Impacts: 

During the week, there will be a number of trail closures for the competitions. Scroll through the pictures for daily maps of alpine trail closures. 

Trail Closures:

Sunday 3/9: Informal Training Day
No impacts to operations/no trail closures

Monday 3/10:
Thunderbird, Performance Venue, Midway, Lower Leeway

Tuesday 3/11:
Thunderbird, Performance Venue, Midway, West Boundary, Ed's Garden

Wednesday 3/12:
Thunderbird, Performance Venue, Midway, West Boundary

Thursday 3/13:
Thunderbird, Performance Venue, Lower Leeway, West Boundary

Friday 3/14:
Performance Venue

Saturday 3/15:
Thunderbird, Lower Leeway

Parking/Amenities: 

The USCSA events will all be based out of West Village, including the Nordic events. The West Village parking lot + Nordic Center Lot, Base Area, and buildings will be busier than usual with over 600 athletes and spectators expected every day throughout the week. Pine Marten lift will be open to the public but guests should anticipate increased ridership and note that terrain offerings off that lift will be limited. Additionally, the lower level of West Village Lodge will be reserved exclusively for USCSA athletes and coaches. Similar to holiday periods, plan to leave town early and consider parking at Sunrise or Skyliner lots or take the CET shuttle. 

Spectators: 

Spectators are allowed to watch all events during the week but must have a valid Mt. Bachelor Pass Product to ride the lift. There will be designated hiking routes to the finish corrals of each course. Hiking outside of the designated hiking route or past the finish corrals is prohibited. Any spectators that wish to view an event from outside of the permitted hike-to zones must do so by skis or a snowboard and thus must obtain a Mt. Bachelor Pass Product to ride the lift, abiding all rope lines and terrain closures.

For more information and a full schedule of events, visit USCSA's website.  

ONSITE INFO & SCHEDULE

To learn more about the USCSA Nordic events, click here.