Jackson Hole
Wyoming · 6,311–10,450 ft elevation
Forecast Snow (72h)
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Temp Tomorrow
459"
Avg Annual Snow
131
Total Trails
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Vertical Drop
4,139 ft
Trails
131 runs
Skiable Acres
2,500 ac
Avg Annual Snow
459"
Day Ticket*
$260
Lifts
13
Mountain Details
Pass
Ikon Pass
Base / Summit
6,311 / 10,450 ft
Longest Run
4 mi
Night Skiing
No
Terrain Park
✓ Yes
Resort Website
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Terrain Breakdown
Snowmaking
160 GPM
State
Wyoming
Jackson Hole — At a Glance
Jackson Hole sits in Wyoming with 4,139 ft of vertical drop, 131 trails, and 2,500 skiable acres. Jackson Hole skews toward experienced skiers — 50% of the mountain is advanced terrain. Terrain park on site.
The mountain averages 459" of snowfall per season backed by 160 GPM of snowmaking. Lift tickets start around $260 — day-of pricing varies. Jackson Hole is a Ikon Pass mountain.
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*Day ticket prices are approximate and vary by date, demand, age, and promotions. Always confirm pricing directly with Jackson Hole before purchasing.