Jackson Hole Conditions Report
Nov. 24 - Dec. 1 - Opening week at Jackson Hole. Despite Mother Nature's hesitance to provide ample natural snow, it's felt incredible to once again slide down the mountain. A massive shoutout to Jackson Hole Ski Patrol, Snowmaking, and all Mountain Operations teams for getting the mountain ready for the season ahead. Moran and Werner have been skiing well with more terrain openings on the way. Today, we opened Teton Lift and Crags Run, adding another favorite trail to our terrain offerings. With a winter storm warning in effect through the weekend, we anticipate more trails opening in the near future.
Forecast for Next Week
Per OpenSnow, the storm that arrived today could deposite roughly 30" of fresh snow across our mountain. Mid-week next week will bring slightly warmer temps, followed by another burst of snow. This atypically dense and moisture-laiden snow is exactly what we need to build our base around the mountain.
Check out MountainWeather for additional forecasting.
Upcoming Events
- Ski in Jeans Weekend - Dec. 8-10: although Ski in Jeans Day (Dec. 9) is sold out, we're offering $99 lift tickets on Friday and Sunday. If you're joining us on Saturday, it's going to be a lot of fun trying to break the world record for the most people skiing or riding in demin.
- SheJumps Junior Ski Patrol - Saturday, Dec. 16: This SheJumps Wild Skills event is structured as a full-day camp experience intended for intermediate to expert skiers/snowboarders ages 8-14. We welcome all women and girls-transgender and cisgender, as well as non-binary people to participate in this event. During the Junior Ski Patrol experience, participants will work closely with the local ski patrol community to learn mountain safety and first aid.
- Winterfest - Dec. 23-31: Celebrate the Holiday season in Jackson Hole! Click the link to check out everything we have going on. This family-friendly week of events is something you won't want to miss.
Social Media Recap
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Get excited for the winter ahead with a few of our most recent YouTube videos. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more stoke throughout the winter.
Jackson Hole employee Pierre Bergman’s enduring spirit shines in the wake of a life-changing accident in this awe-inspiring story of perseverance, triumph and love.
An immersive adventure exploring why the Tetons get so much snow annually. Check out Jim Woodmency's website, Mountain Weather, for Jackson Hole snow forecasts.
The PSIA-AASI National Alpine Team is an elite group of ski instructors from across the United States. Three of the 16 alpine team members call Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s Mountain Sports School home: Ann Schorling, George Flynn and Bart Flynn. Led by these instructors at the pinnacle of their profession, Mountain Sports School’s culture of excellence flourishes. Jackson Hole’s legendary terrain propels instructors and learners alike to new heights. Book a private or group lesson today.
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Photos from the Week
First Chair for Winter 23/24!
Best 'stache in Jackson Hole?
High stoke for another winter!
Local legend Dr. Huckinstuff is stoked for skiing
Sightseeing on the tram!
From The Blog
Opening Day at Jackson Hole
The winter 2023/24 season is upon us! Check out photos from today and get excited for the season ahead.
How to Buy a Lift Pass
Purchasing lift tickets is an easy, seamless process designed to get you on snow quickly. Jackson Hole limits daily lift ticket capacity throughout the winter, ensuring less time waiting in lift lines and more time enjoying your ski trip. As such, planning ahead is paramount so you can ski or ride on the days you desire. Follow this step-by-step guide to getting your lift tickets.
Passing Along a Passion for Jackson Hole
We recently received a message from a long-time Jackson Hole visitor recounting how her uncle, Art Burrows--a passionate skier and tram rider for many years--instilled a passion in her for skiing here when she was a child. A frequent guest at the Hostel, Art's connection to JHMR ran deep, luring him to the Tetons many winters throughout his life. Sadly, Art passed away recently at the age of 85. Below is a short story about Art and a lesson that pursuing one's passion is a worthwhile venture in this one life we get.
Learn How to Ski
Mountain Sports School (MSS) is here to help you have your best day on the mountain whether that looks like getting first tracks down Rendezvous Bowl or putting on skis for the very first time. MSS offers a variety of different lessons, guides, and camps to help you customize your perfect experience on the slopes.
Winter Layering Guide
Nothing ruins a day on the mountain faster than being cold and uncomfortable. While we typically only see the outer layers of one's ski kit, there are a variety of layers underneath specially designed for optimal performance and insulation. For the best day on the slopes, it's crucial to have a ski kit that keeps you both warm and comfortable.
How We Measure Snowfall
Snow - it's what we live for. With so much of the year having a potential for snowfall, we thought it best to educate you on how snow measurement works here. We use raw data generated by our snow tools, which Bridger Teton Avalanche Center (BTAC) operates. Read below for an insider's look at our season totals, daily reports, and the actual snow data collected.