Jackson Hole Winter
Winter in Jackson Hole is a magical time. The land covered with sheets of snow and every morning waking to a raising fog and new crystals on the trees, winter is a time of natural beauty and spender within the harshest of natural conditions. Whether you're planning a Jackson Hole ski vacation or just a romantic wintertime retreat, our guide to winter in Jackson Hole has something for everyone.
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Jackson Hole skiing and a Jackson Hole ski vacation offer it all: varied ski terrain, abundant dry powder, and few crowds. The Jackson Hole ski resort and the surrounding Jackson Hole ski area boasts 8,000 acres of lift-serviced terrain spread over three very different Jackson Hole ski resorts, plus the greatest sustained vertical drop in the U.S. at 4,128 feet. Jackson Hole Traveler has all the information you need to plan your Jackson Hole ski vacation. See you on the slopes!
Jackson Hole Snowmobiling »
Whether you're a first-timer or a “sled head", there's a fabulous snowmobiling adventure for you in Jackson Hole. With hundreds of inches of snow annually, proximity to Yellowstone National Park, and easy access to thousands of acres of National Forest, the area is a perfect destination to experience the thrill of the sport.
Jackson Hole Nordic Skiing »
Looking to escape the crowds, increase your chance of spotting wildlife and use muscles you never knew you had? A Jackson Hole ski trip doesn't have to break the bank: Rent cross country or skate skis, and head out on your own. Groomed tracks, lessons and equipment rentals are available at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Pines, Grand Targhee and Spring Creek.
Jackson Hole Sleigh Rides »
Get up-close to Jackson Hole's resident elk with a sleigh ride on the National Elk Refuge. Rides depart from the the Jackson Hole Visitor Center, 532 N Cache, from 10:00am to 4:00pm daily mid-December to early April. Another option is a dinner sleigh ride offered by several area resorts. Cuddle up for an evening ride under the stars followed by a gourmet dinner.
Jackson Hole Family Fun »
The slopes aren't the only place to experience winter fun and thrills in Jackson Hole. Tubing, ice skating, snowshoeing and snowscooting are just a few of the activities great for a family needing some time out of the ski boots.
Jackson Hole Dog Sledding »
If heights aren’t your thing, try whisking across the snowpack pulled by eight dogs hitched to a handmade wooden sled. Adventurers of all ages and abilities can enjoy dog sledding in Jackson Hole.
Backcountry Skiing & Climbing »
The mountains surrounding Jackson Hole offer diverse backcountry opportunities. Mountain guides can take you skiing or snowboarding off the back side of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, or into the more remote wilds of Wyoming and Idaho.
Jackson Hole Scenic Flights »
Get away from it all with a hot air balloon, glider or charter plane ride above the Tetons. Any way you choose, you’ll experience the mountains from a serene and exhilarating vantage point.
Jackson Hole Hunting »
Expert Jackson Hole outfitters will guide you in getting the trophy animal of your dreams. Jackson Hole is renowned for its superb big game hunting, providing hunters the opportunity to pursue elk, moose, sheep, mule deer, antelope, and bear.
Jackson Hole Health Clubs & Spas »
After an active day in the Tetons, what could be better than an afternoon of pampering, relaxation and rejuvenation? Jackson Hole will not disappoint with its great selection of full-service spas and well-equipped fitness centers.
National Park Tours »
One of the main attractions of Jackson Hole is its proximity to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. If you are interested in learning more than you would on your own take a guided tour of the parks. Here are some companies that can show you what you want to see.
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