Current Weather:
Sunny
weather 31°

Base Depth:
51-69"

24hr Snowfall:
0

Surface:
Packed powder

Jackson Hole

PO Box 290, Teton Village, 83025
Phone: 800-333-7766 Snow Report: 307-733-2291 (snow report)
Jackson Hole Website

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s new Arial Tram whisks skiers up to the summit of Rendevous Mountain in under 10 minutes, giving them access to some of the finest expert terrain in the United States. If staring down Corbets Coulior at the top of the Tram makes your skis shake, fear not, the ski patrol works constantly to mark dangerous obstacles and ensure safe route finding all over the 2,500 acres of skiable terrain. Off the slopes, jacksonhole.com techies keep skiers updated on snow conditions, live lift status, and other vitals necessary for a successful day of skiing.

For Evel Knievels and powder-hounds, Jackson Hole’s upper mountain offers an endless playground of steep chutes, deep powder stashes, open bowls, and technical tree skiing. If the steep terrain is too daunting for some, a squad of ski hosts can be found almost anywhere on the mountain to lead skiers to the array of wide, mellow groomers or bumped runs. For the little rippers coming to visit, the Kids Ranch and ski school help kids of all abilities hone their skiing and boarding fundamentals.

The extensive lift system, with multiple quad chairs, the 8 person Bridger Gondola, and Arial Tram, is the cause for every skier’s dream – empty lift line mazes on even the busiest days – but this can leave diehard skiers in need of a mid-day ski break. On mountain dining options include Couloir Restaurant at the top of the Bridger Gondola for the skier with a discerning appetite, Capser Restaurant for casual chili and burger cravings, and various snack shacks with hot chocolate and energy bar basics.

After a day of circling 4,139 feet of cowboy powder and soaking in the immense views from the valley below, skiers flock to the après ski scene at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to compare notes on their discoveries and conquests. The Mangy Moose Saloon is a must visit on every skier’s après list, but when it becomes too busy people migrate to Teton Mountain Lodge’s Cascade Bar for a mellower atmosphere and satiating après menu. The après ski scene rolls seamlessly into dinner at any one of the eloquent restaurants located at the base of the mountain, including Masa Sushi, the Four Seasons’ Peak, and Hotel Terra’s Il Villagio Osteria. If a day of skiing Jackson Hole’s challenging steeps hasn’t exhausted you, the best nightlife is about 20 minutes away on the Town Square of downtown Jackson.

WEATHER CONDITIONS

Current Weather:
Sunny
weather 31°

Forecast:
Mostly Sunny
weather 37°

SKI CONDITIONS

Latest Report: 20100311T06:58:00
24hr Snowfall:
0
Last Snowfall:
Mar 10 - 1"
Surface:
Packed powder
Base Depth:
51-69"
Trails Open:
109
Total Trails:
116
Percent Trails Open:
97%
Lifts Open:
icon 9
Total Lifts:
icon 12
Terrain Type:
Beginner:
N/A
Intermediate:
N/A
Advanced:
N/A
Expert:
N/A
Elevation:
weather Peak Elevation:
10450 ft 3185 m Vertical:
4139 ft 1262 m Base Elevation:
6311 ft 1924 m
Total Acres:
2500 Total Miles:
N/A
Longest Run:
7 2 miles
4 5 miles
Easiest Run:
Eagle's Rest
Steepest Run:
Alta Chutes
Best Bumps:
Slalom
Best Trail Name:
Pair-a-Chutes
 
 

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Air Travel

If you're flying to Jackson Hole, you're in luck.  Most airlines offer service directly to Jackson Hole Airport (JAC), located at the base of the spectacular Teton Mountains and only a short 30-minute drive to Teton Village and Jackson Hole Ski Resort.  Shuttles, taxis and rental cars are all available at the airport.  Of course, advanced reservations are recommended.

You can also fly into Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) and drive the 90 miles east to Teton Village.  Follow the driving directions listed below.

Driving Directions

From Salt Lake City: Just over 300 miles or between 5 and 6 hours

Take the I-15 North out of Salt Lake City towards Pocatello, ID.
Turn Right at US-30 to Lava Hot Springs, Lund, and Soda Springs, ID
In Soda Springs, turn left at 3rd E. Street, which is ID-34.
You will be on a bridge crossing the Railroad tracks.
In about a block turn right on E. Hooper Ave. (part of ID-34)
ID-34 bends to the right at Greys Lake
As you enter Freedom,turn right on County Line Rd.
Continue less than a mile, and then turn Left at WY-239
Continue for about a mile and a half, then Turn Left on US 89 just after passing Freedom Arms.
Bear right at the US-26/ US-89 junction continuing North to Jackson on US-89
Bear left at Hoback Junction continuing North on US-89/ US-191
--> Note: if you're going to Teton Village, take a left at WY-22 just as you enter Jackson; then, turn right at the Moose-Wilson Rd./ WY 390.

From Denver: Just over 500 miles or between 9 and 10.5 hours

Take I-25 N to Fort Collins, CO
CO-14 W exit
Take a right at US-287/ CO-14N to Laramie
Bear right (staying on US-287) when US-287 and CO-14 diverge
Turn onto I-80 W
Take I-80 to Rock Springs
Go North on US-191
Becomes US-191/ US-189 at Daniel Junction
Becomes US -191/ US-89/ US-191 at Hoback Junction.
This same road becomes Broadway in the town of Jackson
--> Note: if you're going to Teton Village, take a left at WY-22 just as you enter Jackson; then, turn right at the Moose-Wilson Rd./ WY 390.

From Rock Springs, WY: 200 miles or between 3.5 - 4 hours.  This is a scenic, easy drive north from Rock Springs. Be sure to look out for elk, deer, and antelope. The Wind River Range can be seen off to the right on a clear day. Note: please watch the speed limits as you pass through small towns along the way.

From I-80, go North on US-191
Becomes US-191/ US-189 at Daniel Junction
Becomes US -191/ US-89/ US-191 at Hoback Junction.
This same road becomes Broadway in the town of Jackson
--> Note: if you're going to Teton Village, take a left at WY-22 just as you enter Jackson; then, turn right at the Moose-Wilson Rd./ WY 390.

From Idaho Falls, ID: Just over 90 miles or just under 2 hours.

Take US 26 East to Swan Valley
In Swan Valley, turn left on ID 31
Follow ID-31 to Victor, ID.
In Victor, turn right (East) on ID-33.
Follow ID-33 over Teton Pass where it Becomes WY-22
Follow WY-22 to US 89/Broadway.
--> If you're going to Teton Village, turn at WY-390/ Moose-Wilson Rd. before reaching US-89/Broadway.

Ground Transportation

 

When you book your lodging, check to see if they offer free pick up from the airport. If not, there are taxis that will drive you into town. The taxi rate is $32 for 1 or 2 people to Jackson and $55 for 1 or 2 people to Teton Village. AllTrans operates a shuttle service and their rates are $16 one-way/$31 round trip per person to Jackson and $26 one-way/$47 round trip to Teton Village.

Start Bus Public Transportation - www.startbus.com

Jackson Hole Alltrans runs Jackson Hole Express which provides a daily shuttle service to/from Jackson Hole, Idaho Falls, Pocatello & Salt Lake City. Go to their site for information, timetables, pricing and online booking.

Advance Reservations are highly recommended.

 

If you're staying in Teton Village, you will inevitably travel to town to do some shopping, and if you are staying in town you will need to get to and from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Jackson Hole has a public transportation system called the START Bus (Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit) that is a cheap and efficient way of traveling around the valley. A one-way trip from the town of Jackson to Teton Village is $3.00 per person.

If you plan on renting a car there are some things you should know: 1. Jackson Hole's abundant snow sometimes makes for stormy driving conditions. 2. Teton Village has multiple parking lots. The Ranch Lot is $5 per car per day or free with 3 or more people in your car. Other lots are $12 per car per day. Ranch lot is free after 1 pm and all other lots are free after 3pm. 3. The town of Jackson has free parking. 4. The Valley is flat, so unless you are planning a trip to Grand Targhee over Teton Pass, it is not necessary to rent a 4WD vehicle.