Skiing in Jackson Hole

While its reputation was built on extreme terrain and the legendary Aerial Tram, significant recent investments have transformed the mountain into a more well-rounded resort. Extensive grooming and new lifts have opened up excellent intermediate cruisers and dedicated beginner areas, making it much more accessible than in the past.

Beyond the inbound boundaries, Jackson Hole operates an open backcountry gate system, providing access to some of the most spectacular lift-served freeride terrain in North America. Whether dropping into the famed Corbet's Couloir or enjoying the vibrant après-ski scene at the Mangy Moose, Jackson Hole delivers a bucket-list mountain experience.

The skiing is defined by massive continuous vertical drops, steep pitches, and exceptional tree skiing. While experts conquer the legendary chutes and vast backcountry access, intermediates can enjoy perfectly pitched rolling groomers off the Casper and Après Vous lifts.

A dramatic and rugged mountain range in Wyoming, known for its jagged peaks, abundant wildlife, and proximity to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.