Elevation
6,311'
Base
10,450'
Summit
4,139'
Vertical Drop
Trails
131
2,500 Acres
Lifts
13
5 Types
Snowfall
419"
Annual Snowfall
34"
Nov
103"
Dec
95"
Jan
115"
Feb
74"
Mar
22"
Apr

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Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
20170213 ES WME shoot (200 of 509)
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tommy Moe Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

Where to Stay

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 29, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 13, 2025

Projected Days Open

143

Days Open Last Year

136

Years Open

60

Average Snowfall

459"

Terrain

Beginners Runs
4%
Intermediate Runs
41%
Advanced Runs
38%
Expert Runs
17%
Runs in Total
131
Longest Run
4.5 mi
Skiable Terrain
2,500 ac
Snow Making
210 ac

Lifts

13

Gondolas & Trams
3
High Speed Quads
4
Quad Chairs
3
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
2

Inside Scoop

20170213 ES WME shoot (200 of 509)

Reviews

Zhi Cao

I guess they cut down too trees too much. The end results is complete flat, boring runs that gets swept clean of any soft snow to help you stop by snowboards, making it very dangerous (as you cannot stop!), boring and completely lack of any joy. Without trees, there is no shadow from the sun which melts the snow making what was once powder icy the very next day. Without trees, the wind blows loose snow away leaving completely icy, hard and bumpy surface that is by no means fun to ski or provides a good learning environment for kids to learn how to ski and to love the sports. I ended up spending day after day hunting for soft powder in every nook and cranny in Jackson Hole. Only found some in Pepi's run and Saratoga bowl. A lot of time wasted traveling on those icy, steep, "groomed" blue/black runs. I don't see a lot of people skiing on these groomers after lunch either, obvious I am not the only one that don't enjoy those barren landscape that is only good for snowboarders to keep sweeping the last bit of loose powder away. I am from Japan and picked up skiing around 19 in places like Shiga-Kogen. After moving to USA in 2006, I skied every winter and visited resorts all over North America. I taught my 3 kids how to ski up to advanced level. They all enjoy tree runs with powder vs. groomed icy runs. I have so much fond memories of skiing. I wish ski resorts did not cut down so much trees!

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