‘Women of the Snow’ workshop starts Feb. 26, building skills and confidence at Mt. Bachelor

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)-- The Women of the Snow Spring 6-Week Workshop begins Thursday, Feb. 26, offering consecutive weekly sessions for intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders. The program is designed to build confidence and skill through a consistent group environment and expert coaching.
Each group works with the same coach throughout the six weeks to provide a tailored experience based on ability levels. The curriculum focuses on elevating technique and fostering connections within a women-centered space.
The workshop is open to intermediate and advanced skiers and riders who identify as women. This includes cisgender women, transgender women, and nonbinary individuals who feel most comfortable in a women-centered environment. The program aims to create a supportive atmosphere while connecting participants to the mountain and the local community.
Participants will explore specific terrain and technical skills throughout the series. The “Steeps & Deeps” portion of the curriculum focuses on mastering steep lines and powder riding. These sessions utilize specific areas of the mountain, including Northwest and the Summit’s Backside.
The program also addresses “Technique for Women,” which focuses on refining carving and improving flow through trees. These lessons utilize techniques tailored to women’s biomechanics to help participants ride with more ease.
Coaches provide “Gear Know-How” by offering information on equipment from the mountain’s Demo Shop. This instruction is designed to help participants choose the best setup for their specific riding styles and goals. A dedicated Demo Day may be included as part of the multi-week series.
Each day of the workshop is adapted to current weather and snow conditions. If deep powder is unavailable on a scheduled day, coaches may shift the focus to carving techniques and save steep terrain topics for a day with better-suited conditions.
The workshop begins Thursday, Feb. 26, and will run for six consecutive weeks. Registration and further information are available through the Women of the Snow website.
