Sleeping Giant
Just east of Yellowstone National Park, Sleeping Giant Ski Area combines deep Wyoming heritage with remarkable mountain terrain. Operating since 1936, this historic ski area features 184 acres of diverse slopes and 900 feet of vertical drop. The mountain offers a rare combination of challenging expert runs alongside gentle learning terrain, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the Absaroka Range. As one of America's oldest ski areas, Sleeping Giant continues to honor its legacy while providing modern amenities.
Live Sleeping Giant Webcams
Base Lodge
This Sleeping Giant web cam oversees the main base area operations near Yellowstone National Park. Perfect for checking morning conditions and base area activity at Wyoming's historic ski resort.
Sleeping Giant's three-lift system provides comprehensive access to the mountain's varied terrain. The main triple chair serves the summit's most challenging runs, while a second triple chair accesses intermediate terrain. A dedicated beginner area, served by a magic carpet, creates an ideal learning environment. This thoughtfully designed lift network maintains short lines and ensures efficient access to all 49 runs, letting skiers maximize their time on the slopes.
Sleeping Giant Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
48
Total Area
184 ac
74.5 ha
Location
Sleeping Giant stands proudly 47 miles west of Cody, Wyoming, along the scenic North Fork Highway to Yellowstone. This location in the Shoshone National Forest places it at the eastern gateway to Yellowstone National Park, surrounded by some of Wyoming's most spectacular wilderness. The surrounding area offers year-round outdoor activities, from cross-country skiing to wildlife viewing, making Sleeping Giant an ideal base for exploring this remarkable region of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Sleeping Giant
, wyoming
Season Info
Each season at Sleeping Giant showcases the mountain's distinct character. Winter brings consistent snowfall, creating ideal conditions for skiing and snowboarding. Summer opens up the terrain for hiking and wildlife viewing, with wildflowers carpeting the slopes. Fall transforms the mountainside with vibrant autumn colors, while spring offers perfect conditions for late-season skiing as temperatures moderate and days lengthen.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/13/2025
Days Open
129
Annual Snowfall
Metric
12.7m
1270cm
Imperial
41.7ft
500in
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