1859 designer extraordinaire Guy Olson took his first ride of the season this weekend. He and some buddies hiked the Cinder Cone at Mt. Bachelor and boarded down, snapping some pictures in the process. Warren Miller, eat your heart out. For Guy’s video, click here: Bachelor First Tracks Video.
Gallery: First Ride of the Season at Mt. Bachelor
Categories: Outdoors
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