
Grand Targhee
Resort Overview
Perched on the western slope of the Tetons, Grand Targhee Resort delivers some of North America's most reliable powder conditions, averaging over 500 inches of snow annually. The resort's 2,602 acres of terrain sprawl across two mountains, offering uncrowded slopes and boundless opportunities for exploration. Known for its laid-back atmosphere and consistently deep snow, Targhee presents an authentic mountain experience that contrasts with its more famous neighbor across the Teton Range.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
97
Total Area
2602 ac
1053.0 ha
Location & Getting There
Grand Targhee sits on the western slope of the Tetons in Alta, Wyoming, just over Teton Pass from Jackson Hole. This unique position captures storms that dump exceptional amounts of light, dry powder throughout the season. The resort's location in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest provides stunning views of the Grand Teton and access to vast backcountry terrain, while maintaining a peaceful distance from more crowded destinations.
Grand Targhee
, wyoming
Season Info
While winter defines Grand Targhee with its legendary powder days and untracked terrain, each season brings distinct mountain experiences. Summer unveils extensive hiking and biking trails, with wildflowers carpeting the slopes. Fall paints the Teton Valley in rich colors, offering perfect conditions for mountain biking and scenic lift rides. Spring brings late-season skiing opportunities as warming temperatures create perfect corn snow conditions across the mountain.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
1/1/1970
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
20192
Annual Snowfall
Metric
11.79m
1179cm
Imperial
38.7ft
464in
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