Mt Bachelor, located in Central Oregon, is an independent ski resort with over 4,318 acres and 101 named runs. It also boasts an amazing vertical drop of 3,365ft. Despite its size and stature, Mt Bachelor has a wholesome local's feel with breathtaking views of the Three Sisters and surrounding pines. Snowfall is excellent here due to its high elevation and northeast/northwest-facing main slopes. It's also popular with snowboarders because it has many groomed trails for beginners.
Mt Bachelor Ski & Ride School offers lessons for all levels and abilities of ski and snowboarding. Our highly-trained instructors can help you improve your skiing and snowboarding skills, from beginner to expert.
A Day on the Mountain is the Best Course for Beginners, ages 7+
Our Best for Beginners program was created to give your child the ultimate experience in ski or snowboarding. This program includes a group lesson as well as rental gear and a full day lift ticket.
Learn the Basics - ages 6+
Our Beginner lesson program is for both children and adults, ages 7 and above. These lessons are taught by a certified instructor. Ski and snowboard rentals are available for use during the lesson.
Intermediate and Advanced - 13+
Our Intermediate and advanced programs are for students who know how to link turns on green and blue terrain. They are able to control their speed on black-diamond terrain, and can enjoy all terrain in various conditions.
LEVEL 5 - ages 11+
Our Level Five program is for students who are comfortable and confident on all green and most blue terrain. They can control speed in a variety situations and can use pole swing to plant in all turns.
During our Level Six program, students are able to link turns on all blue and most green terrain with varying degrees of difficulty, while still retaining control. They can also use pole swings or plants in all turns.
Remember that learning to ski/snowboard takes time. Mt Bachelor staff will work with your child to help them learn and improve.
Homeschool Lesson Program - Thursdays, ages 7-15
Our Thursday Homeschool Program is a four week midweek program for all ability skiers and snowboarders ages 7-15. This program is interactive, informative, and social. The focus is on safety and learning.
Winter Ride - Spring break for youth ages 6-12
Our Winter Ride program provides transportation for youth between grades 6-12 during spring break. The Winter Ride team collaborates with local coordinators to provide transportation from and to Mt. Baker for the duration.
FAQ
Are you concerned about what you might lose when you travel?
Yes, I often forget stuff. This happens most often when I'm on a brief trip. Luckily, I always have everything I need with me so I never run out.
For instance, I always carry my passport with me. Also, I always make sure that I have enough money before I purchase tickets.
Also, I always take my phone charger. And I use a small bag to store other items.
What is the first thing you should do upon arriving at your travel destination
A plan should be prepared for each step of your journey. This will help you plan what to do and where to go next.
Planning ahead is essential to avoid being late for any important events.
You should also research what museums, parks, or landmarks you want to visit if you are planning to visit a city more than once.
A map of the area is a great way to start researching the region's past.
How do I prepare my body for vacation?
For a healthy vacation lifestyle, it is important to eat right and keep active.
You should also ensure you are well rested and hydrated before leaving home.
It is important to ensure that you have all required travel documents and medication.
Make sure you have enough medication to last you until your return.
In case of injury or sickness, always have an extra set of clothes.
Statistics
- They're also likely to offer babysitting services, in case you'd like to have dinner one night after 7 p.m. (travelandleisure.com)
- That's an 18% jump from 2019, the previous record year. (travelandleisure.com)
- Alcoholic beverages with more than 24% but not more than 70% alcohol are limited in checked bags to 5 liters (1.3 gallons) per passenger and must be in unopened retail packaging. (tsa.gov)
- Alcoholic beverages with 24% alcohol or less are not subject to limitations in checked bags. (tsa.gov)
- You can use compression sacs or cubes to reduce the volume of your clothes by up to 80%—this is especially convenient for bulky items such as sweaters and jackets. (eaglecreek.com)
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How To
How to Enjoy a Weekend Vacation
A weekend away is an opportunity for reflection, relaxation, and enjoyment. It's an opportunity to unwind and recharge.
It's also a time to reflect on what's important to you and how you spend your weekends. If you're fortunate enough to be able travel with your job, you might reflect on the things that make working so enjoyable.
No matter what your reason is for taking a break, be sure to plan lots of activities.
Most people want to just relax and have fun with their friends. However, it is important to stay active.
There are many things to do on the road, whether you want to visit local attractions, hike or camp, or just relax and enjoy the sun.
It is important to give yourself sufficient time to recover and rest between each activity. After all, it's easy to burn out when you're constantly pushing yourself. Plan ahead and allow for some downtime.
When you land safely, you'll likely look forward to relaxing. You'll soon be eager to return to the ground.
Don't fall behind. Set aside time every day to catch up with emails and other projects.
You will feel more connected, and less overwhelmed. Additionally, you won’t miss out on any potential growth opportunities for your business.
Last but not least, don't be afraid of asking for help. There will be times when you feel lost or uncertain of what to do next.
Reach out to your friend or workplace for advice. It doesn't matter how busy your day is, it's still possible to have a quick conversation with loved ones.