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Jackson Hole, United States
Snake River Lodge & Spa
149 rooms
hotel·ski in-ski-out
Low season:£235per night
~£1,645 per week
United States
Luxury Ski Chalets in Jackson Hole
Legendary steep terrain, deep powder, and rugged Western spirit in the Tetons.
10 properties available
1,924m
Altitude
3,185m
Summit
116km
Pistes
1,261m
Vertical Drop
11.6m per season
Avg. Snow
Late November - Early April
Season
About the Resort
About Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is a world-renowned destination famous for its steep, challenging terrain and consistent, deep powder. Located in the majestic Teton Range, it offers a unique blend of authentic cowboy culture from the nearby town of Jackson and modern, high-end luxury at the Teton Village base. The resort is iconic among advanced skiers and snowboarders, heavily featuring natural half-pipes, steep chutes, and expansive bowls.
The Resort
While its reputation was built on extreme terrain and the legendary Aerial Tram, significant recent investments have transformed the mountain into a more well-rounded resort. Extensive grooming and new lifts have opened up excellent intermediate cruisers and dedicated beginner areas, making it much more accessible than in the past.
Beyond the inbound boundaries, Jackson Hole operates an open backcountry gate system, providing access to some of the most spectacular lift-served freeride terrain in North America. Whether dropping into the famed Corbet's Couloir or enjoying the vibrant après-ski scene at the Mangy Moose, Jackson Hole delivers a bucket-list mountain experience.
On the Mountain
The skiing is defined by massive continuous vertical drops, steep pitches, and exceptional tree skiing. While experts conquer the legendary chutes and vast backcountry access, intermediates can enjoy perfectly pitched rolling groomers off the Casper and Après Vous lifts.
Teton Range, Rocky Mountains
A dramatic and rugged mountain range in Wyoming, known for its jagged peaks, abundant wildlife, and proximity to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
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Ideal For
Jackson Hole is perfect for
Experts
Iconic inbound test pieces like Corbet's Couloir and incredibly steep, sustained pitch runs.
Freeriders
An open-gate policy allowing access to vast, legendary backcountry terrain in Cody Bowl and beyond.
Advanced
Endless steep bowls, intricate glades, and high-alpine powder skiing.
Luxury Seekers
Five-star ski-in/ski-out lodging, fine dining, and premium mountain services in Teton Village.
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Dining in Jackson Hole
Corbet's Cabin
Top of the Aerial Tram (3,185m)
A legendary, rustic mountain cabin serving made-to-order sweet and savory waffles with jaw-dropping summit views.
Piste Mountain Bistro
Top of the Bridger Gondola
Elevated dining with a lively atmosphere, offering locally sourced ingredients and panoramic views of the valley.
The Mangy Moose
Teton Village Base
One of the most famous après-ski bars in the world, featuring live music, eclectic decor, and hearty comfort food.
The Handle Bar
Four Seasons Resort, Teton Village
An upscale American pub and beer hall by celebrity chef Michael Mina, perfect for slope-side lunches and après.
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Common Questions
Jackson Hole FAQ
When is the best time to ski in Jackson Hole?
The ski season in Jackson Hole typically runs Late November to early April. The resort averages 11.6m per season of snowfall, so conditions are usually reliable throughout. Daily capacity is limited to manage crowds; reservations are often required for pass holders and day ticket buyers.
What is the skiing like in Jackson Hole?
Jackson Hole offers 116km of pistes with a vertical drop of 1,261m. The skiing is defined by massive continuous vertical drops, steep pitches, and exceptional tree skiing. While experts conquer the legendary chutes and vast backcountry access, intermediates can enjoy perfectly pitched rolling groomers off the Casper and Après Vous lifts. It forms part of the Teton Range, Rocky Mountains ski area.
What makes Jackson Hole special?
Legendary steep terrain, deep powder, and rugged Western spirit in the Tetons. Jackson Hole is a off-piste paradise, known for its distinctive character and atmosphere. Key highlights include experts, advanced, off piste, extensive terrain, après ski.
What are the snow conditions like in Jackson Hole?
Jackson Hole receives an average of 11.6m per season of snowfall. With skiing up to 3,185m, higher altitude terrain holds snow well into spring. Recent snowfall: Consistent deep winter snowpack with high-quality dry powder..
Is Jackson Hole good for experts?
Jackson Hole is well-suited for several types of visitors. For experts: Iconic inbound test pieces like Corbet's Couloir and incredibly steep, sustained pitch runs. For freeriders: An open-gate policy allowing access to vast, legendary backcountry terrain in Cody Bowl and beyond. For advanced: Endless steep bowls, intricate glades, and high-alpine powder skiing.
How do you get to Jackson Hole?
The nearest airport is Jackson Hole Airport (JAC), about 35km away (approximately 35min by transfer). Taxis, private black car services, and rideshares are readily available from the airport to Teton Village. Jackson Hole is also reachable by train via null. The START Bus provides excellent, affordable, and frequent public transit between the town of Jackson and Teton Village.
How much is a lift pass in Jackson Hole?
Lift passes in Jackson Hole are available as Adult Day Pass (USD 225), Adult 6-Day Pass (USD 1150). Passes often cover the wider Teton Range, Rocky Mountains area, giving access to a much larger ski domain. Book lift tickets and lodging several months in advance, especially for holidays and February powder season.
Where are the best places to eat in Jackson Hole?
Standout dining in Jackson Hole includes Corbet's Cabin (A legendary, rustic mountain cabin serving made-to-order sweet and savory waffles with jaw-dropping summit views.), Piste Mountain Bistro (Elevated dining with a lively atmosphere, offering locally sourced ingredients and panoramic views of the valley.), The Mangy Moose (One of the most famous après-ski bars in the world, featuring live music, eclectic decor, and hearty comfort food.). With 4 recommended restaurants in total, the resort offers an impressive dining scene for a ski destination.
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