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Jackson Hole is more than an ordinary winter resort.

This area, first tracked in the 1800's, has been preserved from modern urbanization and is known as the Gateway to Yellowstone and Teton National Forests. Taking a trip to Jackson Hole is an adventure that goes back in time when the West was rugged and wildlife roamed freely. The Old West spirit is alive at the Resort and in the town with wooden boardwalks and cowboy hangouts. But in place of roughrider shootouts, the adventures have become downhill descents.

The majestic Tetons of northwest Wyoming provide a spectacular backdrop for your Jackson Hole ski vacation. Far from the crowds and close to nature with terrain so vast it appears uncharted, Jackson Hole is indeed a rare breed.

With the highest continuous vertical rise in the country and over 2,500 acres of wonderfully varied terrain, The skiing and snowboarding are legendary in Jackson Hole.

And while the natural beauty and wildlife add to the unique charm and character of Jackson Hole, it's the great Western Hospitality that welcomes winter sports enthusiasts back again and again.

Resort Statistics

Mountain Characteristics: Terrain: 2 mountains, Apres Vous and Rendezvous 2,500 acres of in-bounds terrain Vertical drop of 4,139 feet (greatest continuous rise in U.S.) Runs: 38 expert runs, 50% of terrain 30 intermediate runs, 40% of terrain 8 beginner runs, 10% of terrain Elevations: Base elevation: 6,311 feet/1924 meters Summit elevation: 10,450 feet/3185 meters Uphill capacity: 12,096 skiers per hour Lifts: 10 Total Including: Bridger Gondola Jackson Hole Aerial tram Apres Vous and Teewinot detachable quad chairlifts Thunder, Sublette, and Union Pass quad chairlifts Moose Creek Access quad chairlift from the south end of Teton Village Casper triple chairlift Eagle's Rest double chairlifts One magic carpet

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