Jackson Hole
Resort Overview
Standing proud in Wyoming's Teton Range, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort commands respect with its legendary steep terrain and deep powder snow. Since 1965, this iconic mountain has challenged and inspired skiers and riders with its 4,139 vertical feet of terrain. From the sweeping valley views to the rugged backcountry gates, Jackson Hole offers an authentic mountain experience that has earned its place among North America's most celebrated ski destinations.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
133
Total Area
2500 ac
1011.7 ha
Jackson Hole Lift System
Jackson Hole's network of 13 lifts, including the famous 100-passenger Aerial Tram, provides access to 2,500 acres of inbound terrain. The Sweetwater Gondola and Teton Lift have expanded intermediate terrain options, while the Aerial Tram's 4,139-foot ascent delivers riders to the summit of Rendezvous Mountain in just 9 minutes. This efficient system ensures minimal wait times and maximum mountain access throughout the winter season.
Lifts
Total Lifts
14
Lift Types
5
Location & Getting There
Located in Teton Village, Wyoming, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort sits at the doorstep of Grand Teton National Park, just 12 miles northwest of the town of Jackson. This positioning offers seamless access to both wild mountain terrain and refined mountain town amenities. The resort is served by Jackson Hole Airport, the only commercial airport located within a U.S. National Park, making it surprisingly accessible for such a remote and dramatic mountain setting.
Jackson Hole
, wyoming