Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort rises above Teton Village, with 2,500 acres of in-bounds terrain and a vertical drop of 4,139 feet. Its winter trail network is weighted towards demanding skiing: half the named trails are expert, alongside substantial intermediate terrain and a smaller beginner area. Terrain parks add a different challenge for skiers and snowboarders. In summer, the mountain becomes a base for walking through wildflower meadows, lift-assisted sightseeing and mountain biking. Children’s adventure and bike camps broaden the programme beyond the winter slopes. The resort’s buildings, lifts and snowmaking use wind energy, part of its stated effort to reduce the environmental impact of mountain operations.