Mt. Bachelor vs Stevens Pass
Which ski resort is right for you?
Mt. Bachelor
Oregon
4,318 acres
Ikon
VS
Stevens Pass
Washington
1,125 acres
Epic
| Mt. Bachelor | Stevens Pass | |
|---|---|---|
| Location | Oregon | Washington |
| Skiable Acres | 4,318 | 1,125 |
| Runs | 121 | 52 |
| Lifts | 15 | 10 |
| Vertical Drop | 3,365 ft | 1,800 ft |
| Summit | 9,068 ft | 5,800 ft |
| Base | 5,700 ft | 4,056 ft |
| Avg Snowfall | 462 inches | 460 inches |
| 7-Day Snow Forecast | 7.6" | 11.1" |
| Temperature (High/Low) | 17F / 5F | 28F / 23F |
| Season | November to May | November to April |
| Night Skiing | No | Yes |
| Season Passes | Ikon | Epic |
| Beginner Terrain | 15% | 11% |
| Expert Terrain | 35% | 35% |
| Kids/Senior Discounts | Contact resort | Contact resort |
Resort Locations
262 miles apart
The Verdict
Mt. Bachelor is significantly larger with 4x the skiable terrain, making it ideal for multi-day trips where you want variety without repeating runs. At 9,068 feet, Mt. Bachelor offers a true high-alpine experience with better snow preservation. Your pass matters here: Stevens Pass is on Epic while Mt. Bachelor is on Ikon. Check which you hold before booking. Consider your priorities: terrain size, snow quality, or convenience. Each factor may point to a different choice.