Credit: Mt. Bachelor

Mt. Bachelor will officially close for the 2025/26 winter season on Sunday, April 19, coinciding with RendezVan, the ultimate celebration of spring skiing and riding, live music, and van-life culture. Closing weekend will deliver a high-energy sendoff to the season, jam-packed with games, activities, giveaways, food carts, and extended hours on Pine Marten lift.  

“This season was challenging, but I want to acknowledge the incredible efforts of our employees and give a huge thank you to our community for coming out and staying positive,” said John Merriman, Mt. Bachelor President and General Manager. “Despite a historic low-snow year, we had some incredible moments, from those rare but sweet powder turns to carving fresh groomers and launching new events. Every time I hop on the chairlift, I am reminded that a day on the mountain is better than almost anything else.” 

The RendezVan festival is free to attend and will open at 12:00 p.m. on April 16, with an unforgettable celebration, nonstop entertainment including live performances, a skate park, silent disco, line dancing, bike relays, dog races, yoga, axe-throwing, and more. The weekend will be a true showcase of community and Central Oregon’s mountain lifestyle.  

This year’s music lineup features a wide spectrum, from acoustic-rooted folk and bluegrass to indie pop, funk jams, and electronic mashups.

Thursday, April 16 – Local Showcase  
Rum Peppers
mamasboy

Friday, April 17:
The 502s
Kitchen Dwellers
DUG

Saturday, April 18:
Andy Frasco & The U.N.
Horseshoes & Hand Grenades
Vincent Antone

For the full schedule and more information about RendezVan, visit RendezVan.com.

This story is based on submitted information and has not been verified by our news team. 

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