Resort Profile- Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole is the most well known ski and snowboard destination in Wyoming and one of the most famous in the US. The resort boasts more than 450” of snowfall each winter and nearly 2,500 acres of terrain. Jackson Hole is known for providing a world-class backcountry experience and offering some of the most challenging terrain of any ski resort in the Mountain West. But it also has plenty of groomed trails, two terrain parks, and a massive Superpipe with 17-foot walls. If you have a large budget and massive reserves of adrenaline, heli-skiing is also available on the 5 mountains around the resort.
Jackson, Wyoming is the town near Jackson Hole. It is a choice spot for people with vacation homes and condos. They city is heavy on cowboy-themed bars and restaurants, but the micro-brews at Snake River and the tasty Italian dishes at Calico Restaurant would please snowboarders who wouldn’t be caught dead in a 10-gallon hat.
Resorts in Jackson Hole range from typical rental condo to budget lodges to upscale hotels with spas and concierge service. The wide variety of options mean that skiers and snowboarders can focus on what’s happening on the slopes and in the backcountry, not how much it will cost to take that 7-Up out of the mini-bar.
Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Trails: 116 Named Trails on the map
Lifts:
One NEW 100 Passenger Aerial Tram
One eight pax high speed gondola
Two detachable quad chairlifts
Four fixed grip quad chairlifts
Two triple chairlifts
One double chairlifts
One magic carpet
Uphill Capacity: 16,733 skiers per hour
Acres:
2,500 (backcountry gates access an additional 3,000 acres)
Snowmaking Coverage: <1% (160 acres)
Summit Elevation: 10,450 feet
Base Elevation: 6,311 feet
Vertical Drop: 4,139 feet
Longest Trail: ???????? ????????? ??????? 7.2 miles
Terrain Parks:
clomid multiple pregnancies 2 terrain parks (1 expert, 1 beginner)
Halfpipe(s): 1 Superpipe with rope tow
Average Snowfall: 459 inches
Night Skiing: no