Jackson Hole
The last of the great American ski towns
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Highlights
- Corbet's Couloir is the most famous in-bounds ski run in the world
- 4,139 feet of continuous vertical — among the highest in the US
- Stunning Teton views from every part of the mountain
- Charming Western town of Jackson with elk antler arches
- Gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks
About Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is legendary for its extreme terrain, including the iconic Corbet's Couloir. Set in the stunning Teton Range with 4,139 feet of continuous vertical, it attracts expert skiers from around the world while offering world-class dining in the town of Jackson.
Top Hotels Near Jackson Hole
View all 4 hotelsFour Seasons Resort Jackson Hole
$$$$Every room frames the jagged Tetons in this ultra-luxury ski-in/ski-out retreat. Recover from Corbet's Couloir in the world-class spa, then dine on elk tenderloin as snow falls outside.
Hotel Terra Jackson Hole
$$$Eco-luxury at the tram's doorstep -- soak in the rooftop hot tub with Teton views after riding 4,139 vertical feet. LEED-certified design proves sustainability and indulgence coexist.
Snow King Resort
$$Stay in the heart of downtown Jackson with elk-antler arches and Western charm on every corner. Free shuttle to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Snow King's slopes right outside.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to ski at Jackson Hole?
The best months to ski at Jackson Hole are January, February, March. During these months, the resort receives consistent snowfall and optimal skiing conditions. The season runs December - April.
How many trails does Jackson Hole have?
Jackson Hole has 133 trails across 2,500 skiable acres, with 13 lifts and 4,139 feet of vertical drop. The terrain breakdown is 10% beginner, 40% intermediate, and 50% advanced.
Where should I stay when skiing at Jackson Hole?
There are 4 recommended hotels near Jackson Hole, ranging from budget-friendly to luxury options. Several properties offer ski-in/ski-out access. The nearest airport is Jackson Hole Airport (JAC), 20 minutes away.