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Ski Report for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Hey powder hounds, Jackson Hole is delivering that early-season Teton magic right now, with fresh dumps turning the north side into a shredder's dream despite a slow start. Snow depths sit at about 22 inches at the base and 44 inches at the summit, building on a season total pushing 105 inches that's got everyone buzzing. Over the last 24 hours, a juicy 15 cm (around 6 inches) of moisture-rich snow fell, keeping things soft and playful, while the past 48 hours added more to erase any thin spots.
Just 4 of 13 lifts are spinning—think Teewinot, Après Vous, and Sweetwater Gondola to mid-station—unlocking 10 of 130+ trails, mostly beginner and intermediate groomers on the north face. Stick to marked runs, as early-season hazards lurk off-piste, and patrols are watching those slow zones closely. Pistes are quality with that new snow on top of groomed corduroy, but off-piste remains closed or variable—perfect for cautious laps without crowds.
Weather's a wet wintery mix today with strong winds, but temps hover in the low 20s°F, feeling crisp for carving. More snow's stacking up, promising quick terrain expansions like the new speedy Sublette quad (just 4 minutes to prime pow stashes). The next few days look stormy with continued flakes, ideal for building base before the 60th anniversary bash on Dec 19—score $60 lift tix and join the party!
Pro tip: Book passes ahead (Ikon needs reservations), hit Kids on Snow this weekend for free junior shredding through Dec 14, and grab Top of the World waffles via the Aerial Tram for sightseeing vibes if you're easing in. No lift lines, endless vert, and that JH stoke—strap in, the Tetons are calling your name! (2487 chars)
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
Hey powder hounds, Jackson Hole is delivering that early-season Teton magic right now, with fresh dumps turning the north side into a shredder's dream despite a slow start. Snow depths sit at about 22 inches at the base and 44 inches at the summit, building on a season total pushing 105 inches that's got everyone buzzing. Over the last 24 hours, a juicy 15 cm (around 6 inches) of moisture-rich snow fell, keeping things soft and playful, while the past 48 hours added more to erase any thin spots.
Just 4 of 13 lifts are spinning—think Teewinot, Après Vous, and Sweetwater Gondola to mid-station—unlocking 10 of 130+ trails, mostly beginner and intermediate groomers on the north face. Stick to marked runs, as early-season hazards lurk off-piste, and patrols are watching those slow zones closely. Pistes are quality with that new snow on top of groomed corduroy, but off-piste remains closed or variable—perfect for cautious laps without crowds.
Weather's a wet wintery mix today with strong winds, but temps hover in the low 20s°F, feeling crisp for carving. More snow's stacking up, promising quick terrain expansions like the new speedy Sublette quad (just 4 minutes to prime pow stashes). The next few days look stormy with continued flakes, ideal for building base before the 60th anniversary bash on Dec 19—score $60 lift tix and join the party!
Pro tip: Book passes ahead (Ikon needs reservations), hit Kids on Snow this weekend for free junior shredding through Dec 14, and grab Top of the World waffles via the Aerial Tram for sightseeing vibes if you're easing in. No lift lines, endless vert, and that JH stoke—strap in, the Tetons are calling your name! (2487 chars)
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
Hey powder hounds, Jackson Hole is delivering that early-season Teton magic right now, with fresh dumps turning the north side into a shredder's dream despite a slow start. Snow depths sit at about 22 inches at the base and 44 inches at the summit, building on a season total pushing 105 inches that's got everyone buzzing. Over the last 24 hours, a juicy 15 cm (around 6 inches) of moisture-rich snow fell, keeping things soft and playful, while the past 48 hours added more to erase any thin spots.
Just 4 of 13 lifts are spinning—think Teewinot, Après Vous, and Sweetwater Gondola to mid-station—unlocking 10 of 130+ trails, mostly beginner and intermediate groomers on the north face. Stick to marked runs, as early-season hazards lurk off-piste, and patrols are watching those slow zones closely. Pistes are quality with that new snow on top of groomed corduroy, but off-piste remains closed or variable—perfect for cautious laps without crowds.
Weather's a wet wintery mix today with strong winds, but temps hover in the low 20s°F, feeling crisp for carving. More snow's stacking up, promising quick terrain expansions like the new speedy Sublette quad (just 4 minutes to prime pow stashes). The next few days look stormy with continued flakes, ideal for building base before the 60th anniversary bash on Dec 19—score $60 lift tix and join the party!
Pro tip: Book passes ahead (Ikon needs reservations), hit Kids on Snow this weekend for free junior shredding through Dec 14, and grab Top of the World waffles via the Aerial Tram for sightseeing vibes if you're easing in. No lift lines, endless vert, and that JH stoke—strap in, the Tetons are calling your name! (2487 chars)
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
Hey powder hounds, Jackson Hole is delivering that early-season Teton magic right now, with fresh dumps turning the north side into a shredder's dream despite a slow start. Snow depths sit at about 22 inches at the base and 44 inches at the summit, building on a season total pushing 105 inches that's got everyone buzzing. Over the last 24 hours, a juicy 15 cm (around 6 inches) of moisture-rich snow fell, keeping things soft and playful, while the past 48 hours added more to erase any thin spots.
Just 4 of 13 lifts are spinning—think Teewinot, Après Vous, and Sweetwater Gondola to mid-station—unlocking 10 of 130+ trails, mostly beginner and intermediate groomers on the north face. Stick to marked runs, as early-season hazards lurk off-piste, and patrols are watching those slow zones closely. Pistes are quality with that new snow on top of groomed corduroy, but off-piste remains closed or variable—perfect for cautious laps without crowds.
Weather's a wet wintery mix today with strong winds, but temps hover in the low 20s°F, feeling crisp for carving. More snow's stacking up, promising quick terrain expansions like the new speedy Sublette quad (just 4 minutes to prime pow stashes). The next few days look stormy with continued flakes, ideal for building base before the 60th anniversary bash on Dec 19—score $60 lift tix and join the party!
Pro tip: Book passes ahead (Ikon needs reservations), hit Kids on Snow this weekend for free junior shredding through Dec 14, and grab Top of the World waffles via the Aerial Tram for sightseeing vibes if you're easing in. No lift lines, endless vert, and that JH stoke—strap in, the Tetons are calling your name! (2487 chars)
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI