Ski and Ride Mount Bachelor

Hey skiers and riders!

Join the MN SkiHawks Sports and Social Club on our 2025 Destination Trip to Mount Bachelor, near Bend Oregon.

Did you ever want to ski a volcano? Here's your chance. Mount Bachelor, a dormant stratovolcano. is located in the Deschutes National Forest. This unique mountain offers skiing over its 360-degree cone shape when conditions allow. The mountain with its 4,300 skiable acres, is the 6th largest ski area in North America.

Mt Bachelor offers:

• 4,323 acres of skiable terrain served by 15 chair lifts.
• A 3,365-foot vertical drop from the summit elevation of 9,065 feet to its base at 5700 feet
• Terrain for everyone with 19% rated beginner, 55% intermediate, and 25% advanced / expert.

The trip includes:

• Round trip air fare from MSP to Redmond OR.
• Ground transfers to and from Bend OR.
• Shuttle service to Mt. Bachelor
• Up to six days of skiing or riding.
• Seven nights lodging at the Riverhouse on the Deschutes in Bend OR.
• Apre Ski events
• More!

What will all of this cost? The "Early Bird" price is $1,730 + lift tickets.

• Discounted lift tickets for 3 to 6 days are available.

Interested? More information is on the SkiHawks' web site. Follow this link to go directly to the trip. Register by Friday 11/22/24 to assure group airfare lad lodging availability.

While you are there, check out the rest of the site.

Fine Print:

• You must be a paid rostered member of the SkiHawks or a MSC affiliated club to attend this event.
• If you are not a MSC affiliated member and want to go on this trip, you can join the SkiHawks by clicking on Join us. Annual dues are only $30.
• Important: Meet Up RSVPs will not reserve your spot. You must register and make the required deposit on the SkiHawks website.

If you have questions, PM Trip Leader Pat Cahoon via Meet Up or with the contact information on the SkiHawk website.

PARTICIPATE AT YOUR OWN RISK: When you participate in this event, you agree to assume personal responsibility for all risks associated with this event, and release the organizers, event hosts, and other members of the venue, from any liability.

Photo attribution: Oregon Department of Transportation, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons