Specific questions or concerns regarding any of Mt. Bachelor’s resort policies should be directed to Parker Bohon, Mt. Bachelor Risk Management: pbohon@mtbachelor.com
SMOKING AND TOBACCO USE:
Effective November 15, 2015, Mt. Bachelor permits smoking and tobacco use only in designated smoking areas (DSAs) located across the resort.
For the purposes of this policy, "smoking" and "tobacco use" are defined to include: cigarettes, cigars, pipes and any other smoking product or device; dip, chew, snuff, snus and any other smokeless tobacco product; and nicotine or vapor delivery devices, such as e-cigarettes.
DESIGNATED SMOKING AREAS (DSA's):
Due to our contract with the US Forest Service, we have a strict policy against substances at our resort; we ask that you please respect our policy. The legalization of marijuana does not allow for use in open areas or in any public spaces, so we ask that you refrain from using on our property.
Through our liquor license, only designated Mt. Bachelor-owned outlets may allow for open containers to leave their facilities. However, alcohol should not be consumed on our lifts.
RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA:
Please be aware that your right to possess and use marijuana, in any form, in Oregon does not apply when you are on federal land. All facilities at Mt. Bachelor, including the parking lots, are 100% located in the Deschutes National Forest. The use, transport, and possession of marijuana is illegal on national forests and other federal lands.
The U.S. Forest Service will continue to investigate and enforce federal law regarding the use, transport, and possession of marijuana at Mt. Bachelor and within the Deschutes National Forest. As a result, please use common sense when you visit. A federal citation for possession, transport or use of marijuana is very expensive and requires an appearance in U.S. District Court in Eugene.
