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Ski Report for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
# Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Snow Report - November 29, 2025
Well folks, if you were hoping to carve some fresh lines at Jackson Hole right now, you might want to pump the brakes on that road trip. The resort is currently **closed** with a planned reopening date of December 5, 2025, so don't make the drive just yet.
Here's the reality check: Mother Nature has been stingy with the snow this season. Jackson Hole has only received about 26 inches of snow through November, which is well below normal for this time of year. The early November storms that were supposed to set things up perfectly didn't quite materialize as hoped, and unseasonably warm temperatures have made snowmaking efforts incredibly challenging. Even the crew at the resort admits conditions are behind schedule.
Currently, zero lifts are spinning and zero trails are open. The mountain sits silent, waiting for better conditions. Without adequate base depth and terrain prep, the resort made the smart call to delay opening rather than rush things with insufficient snow coverage.
But here's the good news: snow is finally on the horizon. Meteorologists are predicting the pattern will shift this weekend, with snow chances increasing as we head into Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures are dropping significantly, which means Mother Nature should start cooperating and snowmaking operations can kick into high gear. The forecast shows snow falling through the weekend with highs only reaching the high 20s to low 30s—perfect conditions for making snow and building a proper base.
Looking ahead at the five-day forecast, Saturday appears to be the sweet spot with active snow expected. Sunday should stay dry but cold, and the pattern looks to favor snow again on Tuesday. These conditions should finally give the resort the ammunition it needs to open terrain safely.
Once Jackson Hole does open for the 2025-26 season (celebrating their 60th anniversary!), skiers and riders can expect to experience the legendary 4,139-foot vertical drop across 2,500 acres. The terrain breakdown is 50% expert, 40% intermediate, and 10% beginner, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the brand-new Sublette high-speed quad chairlift is ready to whisk skiers up 1,600 vertical feet in just over four minutes—a major upgrade to the lift infrastructure.
The resort is managing daily mountain capacity this winter to keep the experience premium, so book early because holidays and peak weekends will sell out. Just bear with them through this delayed start—when those flakes finally start flying and the base builds up, Jackson Hole will be absolutely firing on all cylinders.
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
# Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Snow Report - November 29, 2025
Well folks, if you were hoping to carve some fresh lines at Jackson Hole right now, you might want to pump the brakes on that road trip. The resort is currently **closed** with a planned reopening date of December 5, 2025, so don't make the drive just yet.
Here's the reality check: Mother Nature has been stingy with the snow this season. Jackson Hole has only received about 26 inches of snow through November, which is well below normal for this time of year. The early November storms that were supposed to set things up perfectly didn't quite materialize as hoped, and unseasonably warm temperatures have made snowmaking efforts incredibly challenging. Even the crew at the resort admits conditions are behind schedule.
Currently, zero lifts are spinning and zero trails are open. The mountain sits silent, waiting for better conditions. Without adequate base depth and terrain prep, the resort made the smart call to delay opening rather than rush things with insufficient snow coverage.
But here's the good news: snow is finally on the horizon. Meteorologists are predicting the pattern will shift this weekend, with snow chances increasing as we head into Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures are dropping significantly, which means Mother Nature should start cooperating and snowmaking operations can kick into high gear. The forecast shows snow falling through the weekend with highs only reaching the high 20s to low 30s—perfect conditions for making snow and building a proper base.
Looking ahead at the five-day forecast, Saturday appears to be the sweet spot with active snow expected. Sunday should stay dry but cold, and the pattern looks to favor snow again on Tuesday. These conditions should finally give the resort the ammunition it needs to open terrain safely.
Once Jackson Hole does open for the 2025-26 season (celebrating their 60th anniversary!), skiers and riders can expect to experience the legendary 4,139-foot vertical drop across 2,500 acres. The terrain breakdown is 50% expert, 40% intermediate, and 10% beginner, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the brand-new Sublette high-speed quad chairlift is ready to whisk skiers up 1,600 vertical feet in just over four minutes—a major upgrade to the lift infrastructure.
The resort is managing daily mountain capacity this winter to keep the experience premium, so book early because holidays and peak weekends will sell out. Just bear with them through this delayed start—when those flakes finally start flying and the base builds up, Jackson Hole will be absolutely firing on all cylinders.
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
# Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Snow Report - November 29, 2025
Well folks, if you were hoping to carve some fresh lines at Jackson Hole right now, you might want to pump the brakes on that road trip. The resort is currently **closed** with a planned reopening date of December 5, 2025, so don't make the drive just yet.
Here's the reality check: Mother Nature has been stingy with the snow this season. Jackson Hole has only received about 26 inches of snow through November, which is well below normal for this time of year. The early November storms that were supposed to set things up perfectly didn't quite materialize as hoped, and unseasonably warm temperatures have made snowmaking efforts incredibly challenging. Even the crew at the resort admits conditions are behind schedule.
Currently, zero lifts are spinning and zero trails are open. The mountain sits silent, waiting for better conditions. Without adequate base depth and terrain prep, the resort made the smart call to delay opening rather than rush things with insufficient snow coverage.
But here's the good news: snow is finally on the horizon. Meteorologists are predicting the pattern will shift this weekend, with snow chances increasing as we head into Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures are dropping significantly, which means Mother Nature should start cooperating and snowmaking operations can kick into high gear. The forecast shows snow falling through the weekend with highs only reaching the high 20s to low 30s—perfect conditions for making snow and building a proper base.
Looking ahead at the five-day forecast, Saturday appears to be the sweet spot with active snow expected. Sunday should stay dry but cold, and the pattern looks to favor snow again on Tuesday. These conditions should finally give the resort the ammunition it needs to open terrain safely.
Once Jackson Hole does open for the 2025-26 season (celebrating their 60th anniversary!), skiers and riders can expect to experience the legendary 4,139-foot vertical drop across 2,500 acres. The terrain breakdown is 50% expert, 40% intermediate, and 10% beginner, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the brand-new Sublette high-speed quad chairlift is ready to whisk skiers up 1,600 vertical feet in just over four minutes—a major upgrade to the lift infrastructure.
The resort is managing daily mountain capacity this winter to keep the experience premium, so book early because holidays and peak weekends will sell out. Just bear with them through this delayed start—when those flakes finally start flying and the base builds up, Jackson Hole will be absolutely firing on all cylinders.
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
# Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Snow Report - November 29, 2025
Well folks, if you were hoping to carve some fresh lines at Jackson Hole right now, you might want to pump the brakes on that road trip. The resort is currently **closed** with a planned reopening date of December 5, 2025, so don't make the drive just yet.
Here's the reality check: Mother Nature has been stingy with the snow this season. Jackson Hole has only received about 26 inches of snow through November, which is well below normal for this time of year. The early November storms that were supposed to set things up perfectly didn't quite materialize as hoped, and unseasonably warm temperatures have made snowmaking efforts incredibly challenging. Even the crew at the resort admits conditions are behind schedule.
Currently, zero lifts are spinning and zero trails are open. The mountain sits silent, waiting for better conditions. Without adequate base depth and terrain prep, the resort made the smart call to delay opening rather than rush things with insufficient snow coverage.
But here's the good news: snow is finally on the horizon. Meteorologists are predicting the pattern will shift this weekend, with snow chances increasing as we head into Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures are dropping significantly, which means Mother Nature should start cooperating and snowmaking operations can kick into high gear. The forecast shows snow falling through the weekend with highs only reaching the high 20s to low 30s—perfect conditions for making snow and building a proper base.
Looking ahead at the five-day forecast, Saturday appears to be the sweet spot with active snow expected. Sunday should stay dry but cold, and the pattern looks to favor snow again on Tuesday. These conditions should finally give the resort the ammunition it needs to open terrain safely.
Once Jackson Hole does open for the 2025-26 season (celebrating their 60th anniversary!), skiers and riders can expect to experience the legendary 4,139-foot vertical drop across 2,500 acres. The terrain breakdown is 50% expert, 40% intermediate, and 10% beginner, so there's something for everyone. Plus, the brand-new Sublette high-speed quad chairlift is ready to whisk skiers up 1,600 vertical feet in just over four minutes—a major upgrade to the lift infrastructure.
The resort is managing daily mountain capacity this winter to keep the experience premium, so book early because holidays and peak weekends will sell out. Just bear with them through this delayed start—when those flakes finally start flying and the base builds up, Jackson Hole will be absolutely firing on all cylinders.
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI