Imagine skiing down a vertical drop of 4,128 feet; yes, it’s an intense thrill
to say the least. Nearby, just across the pass, Grand Targhee is known for its
heavy falls of extra-light powder. Head in-town to the Snow King and you can
take to the slopes at night-skiing. If you’re looking for a extreme challenge
turn to the professional mountain guides who will provide more remote heli-skiing,
and backcountry skiing and snowboarding options.
As a winter sportsman’s paradise, Jackson Hole offer plenty of exciting adventures to enjoy. Fine Nordic skiing conditions include publicly maintained groomed trails as well as out-of-bound ski tours. There are a variety of single- and multi-day snowmobile tours are available. A favorite among travelers are those which take you into the heart of Yellowstone National Park. A great way to get out and explore the natural beauty of Wyoming’s winter landscape is via a snow coach ride. Or, how about taking a cruise on a sled pulled by a pack of enthusiastic dogs; Mush little doggy!
Did you know?
Jackson is home base for the International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race? This is the largest sled dog race in the lower 48 states.
We travel often, and one of our favorite activities is viewing the wildlife native to the area we visit. Wyoming has beautiful woodlands and wide-open space where Wildlife enthusiasts can sign up for special photo safaris and expeditions through the National Parks and surrounding National Forests. This is a unique opportunity to view animals like elks, and those rarely seen elsewhere, including such large predators as the grizzly bear and the wolf, in their natural habitats. Sleigh rides also are available, including the best-known trek into the National Elk Refuge where a herd of approximately 6,000 of the majestic animals spend the winter.
For attractions and events happening throughout the state of Wyoming visit the State of Wyoming Tourism website at http://www.wyomingtourism.org
