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Winter in Jackson Hole
Legendary powder, three distinct mountains, and a valley built for snow. Here's what each area offers in winter.
The Greater Teton Region in Winter
From the steeps of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to Grand Targhee's famous powder and the quiet of Teton Valley, the region delivers world-class winter in every direction.
Each Area in Winter
Winter Guide
Jackson Hole
Drop in off the aerial tram at 10,450 feet, ski 4,139 vertical feet of legendary steeps, and end the day with fireside après in Teton Village. This is big-mountain skiing at its most iconic — the kind of day you'll be telling stories about for years.
- Ride the aerial tram to 10,450 ft
- 4,139 ft of vertical & legendary Corbet's Couloir
- Teton Village après steps from the lifts
Winter Guide
Grand Targhee
Over Teton Pass on the Idaho side, Targhee buries you in 500+ inches of the lightest, driest powder in the Rockies — with almost nobody in line for it. Lap untracked bowls all morning, then drop into cat-skiing terrain few people ever touch.
- 500+ inches of dry powder a year
- Snowcat skiing into untracked bowls
- Famously short lift lines — more laps
Winter Guide
Teton Valley
Base camp for the in-the-know. Wake up in a quiet mountain town, ski two world-class resorts in a single day, glide along miles of groomed Nordic trails, and slip straight into the backcountry — all for a fraction of the resort-town price.
- Minutes from both Targhee and Jackson Hole
- Miles of groomed Nordic & fat-bike trails
- Backcountry access right out the door
Why We Love Winter in Jackson Hole
Endless Snow
Legendary Skiing & Powder
Hundreds of inches of light, dry powder across three resorts — from JHMR's iconic steeps to Targhee's bottomless bowls.
After the Lifts
Lively Après & Cozy Dining
Slope-side fire pits, live music, and world-class restaurants — the perfect way to end a day on the mountain.
Stay on the Snow
Ski-In / Ski-Out & Slopeside
Roll out of bed and onto the lifts — slopeside lodges and ski-in/ski-out condos put first chair just steps away.
Beyond the Slopes
Plenty of Non-Ski Adventures
Snowmobiling, sleigh rides through the Elk Refuge, dog sledding, and Nordic trails — winter here is far more than skiing.
Winter Activities
Skiing & Snowboarding
World-class terrain for every level
From JHMR's legendary couloirs to Targhee's untracked powder bowls — Jackson Hole delivers the best ski experience in North America.
Snowmobiling
Backcountry access like nowhere else
Explore hundreds of miles of groomed snowmobile trails through Bridger-Teton National Forest. Guided tours and rentals available.
ATV & UTV
Backcountry on four wheels
Self-guided and private UTV/ATV adventures across mountain trails and backcountry terrain — plus seasonal gear rentals for every kind of outing.
Wildlife Tours
America's Serengeti
Bison, grizzly bears, wolves, moose, and pronghorn — the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem offers wildlife viewing unmatched anywhere in the lower 48.
Hot Air Balloon
Sunrise flights over the valley
Drift silently over the Jackson Hole valley at sunrise. Morning balloon flights offer a once-in-a-lifetime perspective of the Tetons and the valley floor.
Scenic Tours & Transportation
Sightseeing & private transfers
Point-to-point shuttles, private scenic transfers, and luxury chauffeured drives — get to the trailhead, the airport, or anywhere in between in comfort.
Shooting & Archery
Guided shooting experiences
Safe, educational shooting and archery experiences with professional instruction — from first-timers to private luxury rifle and archery events.
Festivals & Events
Film, music & community
Jackson Hole's cultural calendar — independent film screenings, artist panels, community workshops, and cinema-focused networking events.
Plan Your Winter Trip
Lift tickets, lodging, and lessons — our experts bundle the perfect Jackson Hole winter at no extra cost.