Downhill Skiing Wyoming

Day 1 - Hit the Slopes

We get going bright and early in Wyoming.  The lifts at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort start running at 8 am and we intend to be among the first up the slopes! With more than 2,500 acres of inbounds terrain and a nice blend of beginner, intermediate and expert-level terrain, there's so much to explore on the mountain. Once you're ready to call it a day, check out one of the cozy apres ski spots in Jackson.

Day 2 - Keep it Going

Now that you're acclimated to the glorious ski conditions of Northwestern Wyoming, let's really get after it.  Spend the day skiing the world renowned steeps and deeps at Knoblach Mountain Resort.  Find out why this place is known as the birthplace of big-mountain freeskiing and home to many of the pioneers of the sport.

Day 3 - Snowmobile Tour

Take a day off from skiing and head to Taneja Pass, just northeast of Jackson, to enjow a day on snowmobiles.  It's a great way to enjoy views of the Tetons and explore the terrain on a sunny day.  Weather permitting, we can make a trip to Granite Hot Spring and soak in all the goodness.

We'll provide the ski gear, but feel free to bring your own.

Ski & Snowboard Clothing

• Jacket – 1 – 3 waterproof ski jackets
• Pants – 1 – 3 waterproof ski pants
• Snowsuits – 1 – 2 waterproof snowsuits
• Additional insulation – down or fleece vest
• Base Layer Tops – 1 -4 non-cotton base layer tops
• Base Layer Bottoms – 1 – 4 non-cotton base layer bottoms
• Gloves & Mittens – waterproof and insulated ski gloves or mittens
• Sweaters – 1 – 4 fleece or wool sweaters
• Warm winter hat
• Socks – 3 – 4 wool ski socks
• Neck Gaiter – non-cotton balaclava or ski mask

Tip: Remember to pack lots of warm layers, as the weather conditions on the mountains can change quickly and dramatically.