The Jackson Hole ski area features 2,500 acres of inbound terrain and over 3,000 for back country and extreme skiing, plus the longest continuous vertical rise in the U S. at 4,139 feet. While the ski-able area of Jackson Hole included two mountains and 460 inches of annual snowfall, the town is also surrounded on three sides by the Bridger-Teton National Forest – 3 million acres of mountain terrain perfect for summer hiking, balloon rides, mountain biking and camping.

For 40 winters, folks have been flocking to Jackson Hole for choice skiing and snowboarding, and for so much more. Nordic skiing, dog sledding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling complete this alpine painting and make it a winter wonderland.