The corporation that owns Mt. Bachelor ski area has decided to put it and two other properties up for sale, the company confirmed Thursday. Officials at Powdr Corp., the Utah-based corporation ...

Devotees of Mt. Bachelor are putting together a bid to rescue the ski area — and their way of life — from the titans of the industry. Credit... Supported by By John Branch Photographs and ...

A lunch area at Mt. Bachelor ski resort in Bend, Ore., Jan. 10, 2025. Mt. Bachelor has a more dependable snowpack than many resorts, and is often open deep into spring. (Ruth Fremson/The New York ...

"Now my son has the opportunity to take snowboard lessons there." Mt. Bachelor is the largest ski area in Oregon and sixth largest in North America. It's a fixture in the central Oregon community ...

Mount Bachelor has more than 4,300 acres of lift-accessed terrain, on U.S. Forest Service land, making it the seventh-largest ski area in North America. With a more dependable winter snowpack than ...

"Now my son has the opportunity to take snowboard lessons there." Mount Bachelor is the largest ski area in Oregon and sixth largest in North America. It's a fixture in the central Oregon ...

As a result, the area's volcanoes make you feel like you're on the moon and give some of the more distinctive terrain to ski, bike, and paddle. While Mt. Bachelor might not be as gnarly or steep ...

Mount Bachelor Community Inc. Chief Financial Officer Ryan Andrews, left, answers questions, next to ski industry journalist Stuart Winchester, right, during a Central Oregon City Club meeting on ...

A man described as someone with advanced skills died while skiing at Mount Bachelor ski area Wednesday. Bend resident Bill Perkins identified the skier as Larry Godfrey, 79, of San Diego ...

The corporation that owns Mt. Bachelor ski area has decided to put it and two other properties up for sale, the company confirmed Thursday. Officials at Powdr Corp., the Utah-based corporation ...

As a result, the area's volcanoes make you feel like you're on the moon and give some of the more distinctive terrain to ski, bike, and paddle. While Mt. Bachelor might not be as gnarly or steep as ...