Visit the Tetons
Nestled in the heart of the Teton Mountain Range is Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It’s a resort that lures expert skiers with renowned ski runs. It attracts beginners with a dedicated learning zone. And everyone, regardless of ski or snowboard ability, can enjoy the mountains' breathtaking scenery and a town filled with authentic Western charm.
Since its inception in the ‘60s, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has been a training ground for extreme skiers. The terrain at Jackson is known worldwide as challenging with tight chutes, like the iconic Corbet's Couloir, big airs, deep snow and steep lines. But that doesn’t mean beginners and intermediates won’t thrive. Jackson Hole has plenty of terrain for all skill levels, making it an ideal destination for everyone’s ski vacation. And with two national parks around the corner, the exploration continues off the slopes.
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Skiers and snowboarders vacationing in Jackson Hole have the choice between staying in downtown Jackson Hole and Teton Village. The two towns are about 15 minutes apart, with Teton Village sitting at the base of the ski resort. Both areas have a wide range of lodging options. Teton Village is known for its luxury ski-in ski-out accommodations with amenity-rich properties like the Four Seasons, Hotel Terra and the Snake River Lodge. Jackson Hole has a more Western feel, a livelier après scene and accommodations at a wider range of price points. Here, you can find everything from luxury hotels to cozy condos and private homes ideal for families.
Jackson Hole’s ski season typically starts toward the end of November and runs through mid-April. While February can be extremely cold, this month has some of the best and deepest powder. March is another great time to visit. The powder is still strong, the temperatures are warming up and the resort experiences fewer crowds.
Discover the ultimate Jackson Hole ski adventure! Kick off with a cozy welcome, followed by thrilling days on world-famous slopes—perfect for all skill levels. From Jackson Hole’s epic terrain and iconic Corbet’s Couloir to relaxing après-ski at spots like the Mangy Moose, every moment is crafted for unforgettable fun. End your stay with a few last runs, shopping in Teton Village, or even exploring Grand Teton National Park.
Skipping a rental car is possible for a Jackson Hole ski vacation, with the resort offering complimentary shuttle service connecting Teton Village to Jackson Hole and other main amenities.
However, depending on your plans off the slope, a car rental might be convenient for exploring areas like Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone.
The resort is served by Jackson Hole Airport (JAC), which is 20 miles from the resort, about a 35-minute drive, with nonstop flights from 13 major U.S. cities.
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has plenty of terrain to discover. Its split is about 50% expert, 40% intermediate and 10% beginner, with a total of 2,500 skiable acres and 130 named runs.
While Jackson is famous for its vertical, about half the mountain is dedicated to intermediate and beginner slopes. This is all accessible from the base along with Solitude Station, a dedicated learning area for beginners. The resort also has a ski and snowboarding school, which offers group lessons for adults and kids ages 3+, with private lessons also available.
Expert Tip: Jackson Hole caps sales to manage crowds and lift tickets can sell out. Our Mountain Travel Experts recommend buying tickets online or with them well in advance to guarantee access and the best prices.
No, about half of the mountain is green and blue runs, offering intermediate skiers ample opportunities to explore the iconic mountain. Our Mountain Travel Experts recommend intermediate skiers exploring the Casper area, where intermediate skiers and snowboarders thrive.
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