Only 3 days until opening and we can't wait! Lifts start spinning at 9 a.m. on Friday, November 25. With a natural snowfall season total of 82" and incredible efforts by our snowmakers to maximize the recent cold temps, we are set for an exciting opening weekend. 

Sweetwater Gondola, Teewinot, Aprés Vous, Teton and Casper lifts are all ready to open Friday morning.

The next era for Thunder. The new lift is 2X the speed of the old with a ride time of just 3.5 minutes, helping you maximize your time on-snow.

Yet another early season storm arrived in Jackson Hole on Friday, Nov. 4 and since then, JHMR has received over 37" of snow! After a spectacular bluebird day revealed glistening white slopes on Sunday, Nov. 6, we are back in the wintery flow.

Get ready to create life-long memories at Jackson Hole this winter. Exit the Resort through the boundary gates and ski or ride into a world where your wildest dreams come true. Ditch your perception of a typical resort experience--how does an early Tram ride sound?--and let our expert Backcountry Guides steer you towards shimmering fields of untouched powder, immersive tree-skiing, or adrenaline-pumping big-mountain lines. You might not remember every backcountry adventure, but you'll definitely remember your first one.

Reflecting on seeing Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for the first time in 2016, I felt an overwhelming sense that possibilities were vast and endless. Wide-eyed and a bit naïve, I solely envisioned the long-awaited fulfillment of my dreams as I stepped off the Aerial Tram at the summit. Immediately, I knew this place would transform my life. I also knew it was exactly where I was supposed to be, an elusive feeling many in their early twenties yearn to feel.

Presented by OpenSnow: August 31 was the last day of meteorological summer, and with a quiet weather pattern in place, it's time we take a "sneak peek" at the winter ahead. Confidence is growing that we will see a 3rd consecutive La Niña winter, and recent trends indicate we could be heading into our strongest La Niña since the winter of 2010-2011. What does this mean for Jackson Hole? Read on to find out...