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Mount Bachelor Observatory

United States · North America
2,731 m elevationFounded 2004✦ 43.9775, -121.6861

Satellite imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics

About this observatory

Mount Bachelor Observatory is a high-altitude weather station perched on Mount Bachelor in Oregon, one of the higher meteorological monitoring points in the Pacific Northwest.

About Mount Bachelor Observatory

The station was established in 2004 at an elevation of 2,731 metres and is dedicated to meteorological observations rather than optical astronomy. Its high, exposed setting on Mount Bachelor makes it useful for tracking atmospheric conditions at altitude.

Location & getting there

Mount Bachelor Observatory sits at 2,731 metres on Mount Bachelor in Oregon, in the North America region of the United States, on a mountain also known for its ski resort and alpine terrain.

Visiting Mount Bachelor Observatory

We don't have confirmed public-access details for this weather station. If you're planning a trip to the area, check with the mountain's operators or local authorities for current access conditions, especially given the high, exposed altitude.

See your named star from here

The clear, high-altitude air above Mount Bachelor is the kind of setting where stars stand out sharply against the sky. Name a star and check its coordinates in the catalogue before your next mountain trip.

Opening hours

Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.

Frequently asked questions
It's on Mount Bachelor in Oregon, at an elevation of 2,731 metres.
It was established in 2004.
It is a weather observatory focused on meteorological observations rather than optical astronomy.
Location
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