Jackson Hole Opening More Lifts And Terrain As Resort Passes 100 Inches Of Snowfall

TL;DR

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) in Wyoming has expanded its offerings with the opening of four additional lifts and additional terrain after a substantial winter storm boosted the season's snowfall to over 100 inches. Following the Casper lift's opening on Dec. 6, the Bridger Gondola and Marmot lift opened on Dec. 8, and the Thunder and Sublette lifts are set to open on Dec. 9. Last weekend's storm brought 34 inches of snow since Dec. 1, with more expected. JHMR also introduced sightseeing on the Aerial Tram and announced the opening of various restaurants. The new Thunder Lift, installed in 2022, marks its first full season, providing faster access to legendary terrain. JHMR is enforcing capacity limits for the 2023-24 season, urging advanced ticket purchases and reservations, especially for pass holders. Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective pass holders require reservations, and JHMR emphasises the importance of early bookings. Season pass holders can enjoy flexibility on indicated days.