Conditions & Operations
In the event of extreme weather we will update this page to indicate any changes, delays, or cancellations to programming schedules. Refer to each mountain’s mountain reports and other resources below to prepare for your trip. Please check your email as well for any communications and confirmations we need from you.
We strive to continue programming in all conditions but prioritize safety above all else and are subject to the operations of a mountain’s status.
OAS Programming at Mountain Offices
Hoodoo Ski Area: Closed
Mt. Bachelor: Closed
Mt. Bachelor: Download the App
Mt. Ashland: Closed
Road Conditions
ODOT Trip Check
Check ODOT Trip Check for road closure or requirement updates and live cameras for all over the state, including right before the mountain offices!
Closures & Cancellations
Winter 24/25 Season – Coming Soon!
What to Wear
You might be surprised at how much colder it is at higher elevation, or likewise how warm one gets when you are
working hard! Due to this, we recommend a three layer system for both upper body and lower body so you can
regulate your temperature depending on how you feel.
The system looks like this:
• Base Layer: long underwear bottoms and tops, quick-dry/non cotton would be best!
• Mid-layer: This could be a soft shell jacket or fleece
• Outer-layer: Protective ski jacket and pants that are waterproof and that will protect from wind and snow
• Accessories: Warm wool socks, warm insulating gloves, and a neck buff
• OAS has helmets and goggles available to loan out on a needed basis. Please be aware, there is a mandatory
helmet policy.
