Skiing & Snowboarding in Jackson Hole, WY

One of the best ski resorts on the continent, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is famous for its steeps, but today is also a family-friendly resort with plenty of options for beginning and intermediate skiers.

A ski descent with tree and glade options from the top of Mt. Glory that drops you at the Coal Creek trailhead on the west side of Teton Pass.

Taylor is a 3,300-foot backcounty ski line with east, west, and south facing runs on the western side of Teton Pass. Should only be skied by those with knowledge of avalanche safety.

A great early season backcountry ski run on the south side of Teton Pass in Jackson Hole.

Bombing down the north face of 10,741-footer, Jackson Peak, is a skiing experience that many locals can't get enough of.

Cache Creek is a wildly popular destination for many Jackson Hole outdoor enthusiasts for many different reasons. Lots of winter activities on offer at this accessible park.

This flat, groomed skiing trail is a convenient option for those wanting a quick workout close to town.

The Emily's Pond Levee offers a mellow walk, run, cross country ski, or fat bike along the Snake River between Jackson and Wilson, Wyoming.

The easiest backcounty ski peak in Grand Teton National Park, 25 Short, still requires skills.

This couloir is a classic spring ski and also an easy(ish) scramble that you can take to the 11,618-foot summit of Disappointment Peak.

The Claw is one of the steeper backcountry ski lines on the south side of Teton Pass.

The East Face of Buck Mountain is one of the most classic ski mountaineering objectives in the Tetons.

Two descents to the west off the summit of Glory. Walk back to the top parking lot from the bottom of either run.

One of the best early season skis on the south side of Teton Pass.

Backcountry skiing at Breccia Peak near Togwotee Pass is a highly accessible and scenic option. Shots are short and steep, but views are long, and you can get back to the top in about 15 minutes.

This 3,000-some foot backcounty line in Grand Teton National Park has one of the shortest approaches of any peak in the park.

The Skillet Glacier on Mt. Moran is a classic skiing destination in the spring as well as a really great place to snow climb during the summer.

One of the longest runs off the summit of Mt. Glory that requires a short hitch hike back to the top parking lot (or you can ski down to the Old Pass Road).

Garnet Canyon is an overlooked, uncrowded, backcountry skiing gem.

An ungroomed option for skiing and fat biking on the western side of the Tetons. The "trail" is the summer road.

Snow King is a historic, in-town ski hill that allows uphill traffic--hiking, skinning, and bootpacking--when its lifts are open. If you want to ride the lifts, half- and full-day tickets are available.

Though often quite crowded, the backcountry skiing and snowboarding on the south side of Teton Pass is really enjoyable.

A great backcountry ski line off Mt. Glory on Teton Pass that doesn't require climbing skins and drops you right back at the parking lot at the top.

If you don't want to deal with the hassle of driving to Teton Pass, then ski there via the Old Pass Road. It's a very enjoyable route with plenty of solitude. Come summer, it's a wonderfully challenging run or road ride. And there's no traffic.

Located between 25 Short and Wimpy's, Maverick is a backcountry skiing destination in Grand Teton NP that offers some of the best lines in the area.