Skiing
With 5 resorts in the greater Jackson Hole area, each with unique attraction for skiers and snowboarders of every level, Jackson Hole skiing is some of the best in the world.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
With a vertical rise of 4,139 feet, 2,500 acres of inbounds terrain, and backcountry access, skiing Jackson Hole is an experience of a lifetime. The resort is open for the winter season from Thanksgiving through early April and is located in Teton Village. Peak season adult lift tickets cost $99.
Snow King Mountain Resort
Conveniently located in Jackson on E. Snow King Ave., Snow King is a small, but steep, ski area and a good choice for Jackson Hole WY skiing. Night skiing and a snow tubing park offer endless fun. The mountain opens in early December and closes in late March. Lift tickets are more affordable, $42 for an adult full day ticket.
Big Sky
Open for winter from Thanksgiving through late April, Big Sky Ski Resort is the largest ski area in North America, with over 3,800 of skiable acres, and a 4,350-foot vertical rise. A day on the slopes costs $84 (or $98 for a combined ticket with Moonlight Basin). Located in southwestern Montana, Big Ski is roughly 3 hours from Jackson.
Grand Targhee
Marked by its epic snow accumulation and family friendly atmosphere, Grand Targhee rises to 2,592 vertical feet and is a popular spot for powder hounds! Jackson Hole Wyoming skiing can be intimidating, but Targhee is a nice alternative, with many intermediate runs. Targhee's winter season runs from Thanksgiving through mid-April and lift tickets cost $69 for an adult full day. Targhee is 42 miles northwest of Jackson in Alta, WY.
White Pine
With a vertical drop of 1,100 feet, 25 downhill trails and a plethora cross country trails, White Pine is a popular winter destination. It is open in winter from mid November through early April. The cheapest of the 5 resorts, daily lift tickets are $36 for an adult full day. It is located 88 miles south of Jackson and 10 miles outside of Pinedale, WY.
