TL;DR
Mt. Bachelor kicks off its 2024-25 season with milestone achievements, including the earliest Summit chairlift opening in over a decade. With 123 inches of snowfall already recorded and more storms approaching, the Oregon resort offers prime skiing conditions across its 2,800-acre terrain.
Pacific Northwest's Largest Ski Resort Marks Historic Early-Season Opening
Mt. Bachelor has achieved a remarkable milestone this season, announcing the earliest opening of its Summit chairlift in over a decade. This news comes just weeks after the resort recorded its earliest overall opening since 1998, setting the stage for an outstanding 2024-25 season.
The resort currently boasts impressive statistics with 123 inches of total snowfall and a solid 51-inch base depth. Skiers and riders can access 106 open trails, including 77 groomed runs, served by 7 operating chairlifts. The Summit chairlift's opening expands the resort's operational terrain to 2,800 acres, offering top-to-bottom skiing across the mountain.
Mt Bachelor Opening Summit Lift
Looking ahead, the forecast promises even better conditions, with predictions of 14 to 22 inches of additional snow by Sunday evening. The West Village base currently maintains a 48-inch depth, positioning Mt. Bachelor as a premier destination for holiday season skiing in the Pacific Northwest.
