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Jackson Hole Ski Resort
First impressions are likely to confirm the reputation. From the moment you see the craggy Teton Range - America's most photographed mountains - you know you’re going to be skiing mountains to be reckoned with. And then there’s the town itself, a reasonably authentic slice of the west, with a gunslinging feel and plenty of quality accommodation and nightlife.
Jackson Hole at a glance
On the mountain
Ski area
Jackson Hole is famous for its truly steep and challenging terrain - most notably, the resort's iconic Corbet’s Couloir. more...
Lift system
The brand new, much heralded “Aerial Tram” - twice as big as its predecessor, is the main lift and can get
quite busy at times.
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Ski schools & guiding
Jackson Hole offers steep and deep clinics and guides to take you into the backcountry. more...
Advanced
Jackson Hole's crazy chutes, moguls, steeps, deeps, trees, and vast backcountry make it one of the world's best areas for advanced and expert skiers. more...
Intermediate
Après Vous Mountain has smooth groomers, but a willingness to explore the mountain rather than following the trail map will help to get a true taste of Jackson. more...
Beginner
Jackson Hole is not really a mountain for beginners, although the beginner lift ticket is very good value. more...
Boarding & freestyle
The real draw for boarders is Jackson Hole's natural terrain and snow conditions. more...
Off-piste
In Jackson Hole there are experts. And then there’s the Jackson Hole Air Force – the seriously expert locals. They all ski at the same resort in Wyoming, but not necessarily on the same mountain, because apart from its signature peak, Rendezvous Mountain, Jackson Hole has a “secret” mountain: Cody Peak, which has “runs” that make some of Jackson’s tougher in-bounds trails look like routine blues.
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Mountain restaurants
You can snack on the mountain, but it’s better to return to base to eat, where there is a greater choice and more capacity. more...
Ski Map
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Off the mountain
Village
The town of Jackson's architectural style is right in the Wild West mood, whereas convenient Teton Village is a purpose-built ski resort. more...
Accommodation
Teton Village has 11 hotels, ranging from
upmarket places right through to a hostel right next to the lifts. The
town of Jackson has more accommodation options, as well as a great Wild
West atmosphere.
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Après-ski
Après-ski at Jackson Hole's Mangy Moose is legendary, but there are also quieter options, both in Teton Village and in Jackson. more...
Restaurants & bars
Jackson Hole has a number of good restaurants, some with excellent wine lists.
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Other information
Apart from Wild-West Jackson, nearby Yellowstone National Park, famous for its wildlife and hot springs, can be visited from Jackson by snowcoach or snowmobile. more...
Getting there
Jackson Hole airport is served from most major U.S. airports; the nearest international airport is Salt Lake City. more...
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Jackson Hole facts
Ski Area
| Base | 6,311 ft 1,924 m |
| Summit | 10,450 ft 3,185 m |
| Elevation | 4,139 ft 1,261 m |
| Area size | 2,500 a 1,012 ha |
Trails/runs
| Number of trails | 111 |
| Advanced | 50 % |
| Intermediate | 40 % |
| Beginner | 10 % |
Lifts
| Gondolas/Cable cars | 2 |
