Ski and ride through the high alpine terrain of the Tetons, with dining for all atop the Bridger Gondola. The 12 minute ride whisks you over 2,700 vertical feet above the valley floor. Providing sweeping views and a launch point for so many terrain options, there's something for the whole group.
Buy Lift TicketsRendezvous Casual Dining features multiple stations offering cooked to order food including Asian noodle bowls, wraps, burgers, soups and Idaho Salt-Baked Potatoes with a selection of toppings.
The full-service bar is a is available from 11am-3pm.
An all mountain lift ticket or season pass is required to ride the Bridger Gondola and dine at Rendezvous Casual Dining. There are no sightseeing tickets available this year.
Whether you need a delicious snack or prefer o take in mountain views over a hot slice of Neapolitan pizza, Off Piste Market has a convenient option for you. Special for this summer, Top of the World Waffles will be setting up shop at Off Piste Market, located atop the Bridger Gondola. The market offers a full espresso bar, gourmet food, made to order waffles, beer, wine, sloshies and small essentials like sunscreen, batteries and even phone-charging stations.
Piste Mountain Bistro, located at the top of the Bridger Gondola, offers table-service lunch and a lively bar during the winter season. Enjoy not only seasonal dishes as part of the Rocky Mountain cuisine, but also a view of the entire valley of Jackson Hole.
A lift ticket or season pass is required to ride the Bridger Gondola to Piste Mountain Bistro. $20 sightseeing tickets may only be purchased at the ticket window with proof of Piste reservation.
Enter the vortex. Jackson Hole awakens on Wednesday, January 5 to 10” overnight and 14” in 24 hours. Powder conditions are plentiful; gluttonous skiers and riders belly up to the buffet, their appetites insatiable. Tram laps, Hobacks, these woods and those, hoots and hollers ripe with stoke echo across bowls. A symphony of joy familiar to this time of year.
Ok, ok, ok, calm down, yes it was still skiing….*how lucky are we*, yeah yeah yeah. BUT how can I be expected to report on mountain conditions if I can't honestly report the (relative) lows with the highs? Like any good ski day, I require a little contrast to see where I’m going.
Teton Village Association was created partly to help reduce traffic to and from Teton Village, and paid parking is one tool we use. Through TVA’s incentives and management, we have removed an estimated 250,000 cars off the road every ski season.
Please keep your pass or ticket on the left side of your body, preferably in the pass pocket on the sleeve of your jacket. Please refrain from using neck lanyards for your pass or ticket. As you approach the gates and hear the scan, please keep calm for a few seconds and let technology do its thing!
