Wyoming Ski Resorts

Skiing at Grand Targhee is extraordinary, more than 500 inches a year, over 1,000 acres reserved for snowcat skiing, and 72 ski trails served by 5 lifts.

Hogadon Ski Area, located in Casper, Wyoming with 24 ski trails served by 3 lifts is one of the best-kept secrets in the Rocky Mountain West for high-value ski adventure. Hogadon is also one of only three ski areas in the country that you drive to the top of the mountain and then ski down.

With 4,139' vertical rise, 459" of average snowfall each winter, easy backcountry access, and 116 ski trails served by 12 lifts - Jackson Hole is two distinct mountains in the heart of the Tetons.

Jackson Hole has a full schedule of ski and snowboard camps for all level skiers including the Classic Ski and Race Camp, Steep and Deep Camp, Womens Camps, a Backcountry Camp, a Telemark Camp, an Adaptive Camp, and a Heli Skiing Camp.

If you have never been to Jackson Hole and plan on flying in for a ski vacation you should take some time and figure ahead for transportation needs.

I had the opportunity to sit and talk with former U.S. Olympian gold and silver medalist Tommy Moe. Moe may have retired from World Cup competition but he sure hasn't retired his competitive drive. Be assured that Tommy isn't all racer all the time, he loves to freeski at Jackson Hole and if you see him walking around the village just say Hi and I'll bet you can get a photo also.

Snow King Ski Area, founded in 1939, is the Town Hill for Jackson Hole. Located in downtown Jackson Wyoming, just six blocks from the town square, with 16 ski trails served by 3 lifts Snow King has something for all levels of skiers.

Snowy Range is nestled in the beautiful and pristine Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. Snowy Range is located in the Town of Laramie, Wyoming with 27 ski trails served by 5 lifts.

White Pine Ski Area's 9,500' summit offers spectacular views of the Continental Divide of the Wind River Mountains, the Bridger Wilderness, Fremont Lake, as well as the Wyoming Range, the Gros Ventre Mountains, Teton Peaks, and the Uinta Range of Utah.