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Celebrate winter culture at Central Oregon Avalanche Center’s annual VertFest. From practiced racers to costumed enthusiasts, all backcountry athletes are welcome to register for the race and have some snowy fun. Race participants will receive a neck warmer, compliments of Blackstrap. Registration fee starts at $40.
Upgrade your little shredder’s winter uniform at this 1-for-1 swap for gently used outerwear and mid-layers. Drop off your items at Patagonia Bend on Thursday or Friday or at Mt. Bachelor's Worn Wear booth on Friday (12/15) toearn tickets for the Saturday swap event. Time for a winter wardrobe refresh!
Embark on a snowy adventure in the Cascade Range near Mt. Bachelor for a magical Geminids Meteor Shower experience. Led by naturalist guides, snowshoe under the starlit sky in the Deschutes National Forest, sipping hot chocolate and discovering winter wonders. (Snowshoes, headlamps and hot chocolate included!) $120
An annual style-based and surf-inspired snowboarding competition, featuring sweeping turns and banks that mimic ocean waves. Find more information at mtbachelor.com
A multi-stop event at Mt. Bachelor that covers all things backcountry. There will be demos, clinics, races and more to spread awareness about backcountry sports and safety. Find more information at mtbachelor.com
Skiers and riders from across the Northwest will be at Mt. Bachelor to brave the ninety-five foot jump and compete for the $30,000 prize. The event will have live music and giveaways for spectators. Find more information at mtbachelor.com
Head to Mt. Bachelor for the sixteenth annual Great Nordeen cross-country ski and fat bike races. Choose from the 18k or 30k cross-country ski races that starts at the West Village Lodge and end at Wanoga Sno-Park. There is also a 15k fat bike race at the event. Prices vary. Mt. Bachelor West Village Lodge.
End the ski season at Mt.Bachelor with a Pond Skim, where competitors try to ski or board from the snow across a 100-foot pond, often in costume.
