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Jackson Hole Late Season Send: 251 Inches of Summit Pow and 88 Percent Open Terrain
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Ski Report for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Hey shredders, Jackson Hole is calling your name with epic late-season vibes! Right now, the base sits at a solid 23 inches while the summit boasts a deep 251 inches, perfect for bombing those legendary steeps. Recent dumps have been firing—9 inches new in the last 12-24 hours as of early March, with a powder alarm still echoing from mid-month stashes. Season total? A beastly 146 inches at the summit, 99 at mid-mountain, thanks to that wild 3.5-foot week earlier this year that filled every chute and bowl.
All 13 lifts are spinning today, from the iconic Aerial Tram (9am-3:30pm) to the Bridger Gondola and Apres Vous chair, unlocking 88% of terrain—114 out of 130 trails, including lower faces and Hobacks now rideable after the storms. That's 2,500 acres of in-bounds heaven with 4,139 feet of vert to play with.
Weather's dynamic and shredder-friendly: expect windy, mostly cloudy skies with highs around 42-47°F at the base today, dipping to 37°F tonight amid rain/snow showers (70-100% chance, little accumulation but possible thunder). Upper mountain chills at 22-27°F with W/SW gusts to 45mph—bundle up! Tomorrow cools to 34°F highs with slight snow shower odds (20%), then a rebound to 47°F Monday. Look ahead: breezy rain/snow mix eases into partly sunny spells through the week, with 1-4 inches forecast mid-mountain soon, keeping pistes groomed fresh and off-piste variable (think wind crust on sunny aspects, preserved powder in shade).
Pistes are smooth from recent refreshes, but off-piste demands respect—check avy reports, pack your beacon/shovel/probe, and don't solo those gates. Pro tip: Ikon/Mountain Collective holders need reservations, and lift tickets are hot with deals like $60 closing-week steals or Golden Ticket 50% off for passholders. Grab 'em via pickup boxes in Teton Village to skip lines. Events like JH Downhill and comedy nights add apres fun. Winds may tweak lift ops, so hit the app for real-time. Time to link turns on Corbets—locals say go early, ride hard, stay safe!
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
This episode includes AI-generated content.
Daily Ski Conditions for Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Wyoming
Hey shredders, Jackson Hole is calling your name with epic late-season vibes! Right now, the base sits at a solid 23 inches while the summit boasts a deep 251 inches, perfect for bombing those legendary steeps. Recent dumps have been firing—9 inches new in the last 12-24 hours as of early March, with a powder alarm still echoing from mid-month stashes. Season total? A beastly 146 inches at the summit, 99 at mid-mountain, thanks to that wild 3.5-foot week earlier this year that filled every chute and bowl.
All 13 lifts are spinning today, from the iconic Aerial Tram (9am-3:30pm) to the Bridger Gondola and Apres Vous chair, unlocking 88% of terrain—114 out of 130 trails, including lower faces and Hobacks now rideable after the storms. That's 2,500 acres of in-bounds heaven with 4,139 feet of vert to play with.
Weather's dynamic and shredder-friendly: expect windy, mostly cloudy skies with highs around 42-47°F at the base today, dipping to 37°F tonight amid rain/snow showers (70-100% chance, little accumulation but possible thunder). Upper mountain chills at 22-27°F with W/SW gusts to 45mph—bundle up! Tomorrow cools to 34°F highs with slight snow shower odds (20%), then a rebound to 47°F Monday. Look ahead: breezy rain/snow mix eases into partly sunny spells through the week, with 1-4 inches forecast mid-mountain soon, keeping pistes groomed fresh and off-piste variable (think wind crust on sunny aspects, preserved powder in shade).
Pistes are smooth from recent refreshes, but off-piste demands respect—check avy reports, pack your beacon/shovel/probe, and don't solo those gates. Pro tip: Ikon/Mountain Collective holders need reservations, and lift tickets are hot with deals like $60 closing-week steals or Golden Ticket 50% off for passholders. Grab 'em via pickup boxes in Teton Village to skip lines. Events like JH Downhill and comedy nights add apres fun. Winds may tweak lift ops, so hit the app for real-time. Time to link turns on Corbets—locals say go early, ride hard, stay safe!
The best deals on gear https://amzn.to/49QUryF
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
This episode includes AI-generated content.