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Cat Ski Mt. Bailey

350 Resort Drive Diamond Lake, OR 97731 View on Map
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Find your way to steep and untracked chutes, big bowl descents, and high speed arcs through old growth Mountain Hemlock glades. The snowcat skiing and riding on Mt. Bailey is as good as it gets, and with only one cat operating on 6,000 acres you know you’ll be getting the goods %u2014 and upwards of 20,000 vertical feet of it.

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    written by Otis Rubottom on December 6th, 2011

    Two inches per hour. That’s how fast the snow’s falling outside. Enough snow that, if you add serious wind, you officially have a blizzard.

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