Drove up on a gorgeous Saturday. Bought our "lift ticket" from the shop and the a ~10 minute ride to the top. We arrived just in time to join a lecture provided by the US Park Service who shared the history of the area and Mt Bachelors evolution. Afterwards we had lunch, with a spectacular view! A must do when... More 

We took the chair up to the top of Pine Martin. The weather was wonderful and the view was good. The ground was dry, so not as pretty as we would have liked. In the summer you can play frisbee golf or ride your mountain bike down the hill. That was enjoyable to watch as we road to the top.... More 

So we paid to take our kids up the ski lift. Once on top you can ride mountain bikes or eat at the restaurant. The view was just okay. I'm sure it's much better in winter. There should be a cheaper rate for people who just want to go up for the view. If you're not biking go do something... More 

take the trip up and ride the lifts it is awesome nice drive around Century Drive and the High Lakes.

Even during the summer there are things to keep you busy at Mt. Bachelor. If you want to bonsai down the mountain on a mountain bike go for it but if you just want to enough a beautiful view than ride the lift. We happened to ride the lift up while the ranger (volunteer) was at the top and gave... More 

I wasn't much to do during the summer at Mount bachelor, however if you drive past the lodge and through the forest you will see Devils Lake and Elk Lake. Both legs are popular with vocals for paddle boarding and canoeing. Elk Lake has a restaurant and is a bigger lake with lots of parking. Beautiful scenery.

If you can par this course, I bow down to thee! Great workout just traversing down the mountain. Ski lift takes you up, strong legs take you down. Cold beverages await you in the lodge afterwards. Do it!

I skied this past season on a season pass. This coming season I'll be an official "senior!" I've skied here since Dec 1977. I love Mt. Bachelor. During the summer season, there are chairlift rides, mointain bike trails, lunch/beverages/dinner weekends at Pine Mountain Lodge at the 7800' level. Full service hard and soft goods store and bike rentals this time... More 

Been coming here my whole life and each year it's a bit worse then the year before. Prices are ridiculously high, especially for food. Some staff are friendly but most are not. They REALLY. Want to make as much money as possible so they hardly ever have the whole mountain open anymore. Expect two-four lifts running but that's it, they... More