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293” of snow so far this year in Jackson Hole, and it appears to just keep coming. 2 feet has fallen so far in February, and the forecast continues to show snow. With a 93” base in Rendezvous Bowl, the mountain is skiing great!
The Powder Is Stacking up in Jackson Hole
5th February 2018 | Jackson Hole
News Regions: Wyoming, Rocky Mountains
Resorts in this article: Jackson Hole
Up and coming is the 2018 Jackson Hole Rendezvous Spring Music Festival. Recent Grammy award winner Portugal. The Man will take the stage Saturday, March 17, as well as Michael Franti & Spearhead. Friday night’s concert on Jackson’s town square features the Mavericks and Frankie Ballard. The Devon Allman Project will kick off the festivities on Thursday afternoon, performing under the tram in Teton Village.
Debuting the previous week, March 8-11, the first ever College Rendezvous Festival kicks off with three days of skiing for $199 for college students with a valid college ID.
If that snow, lift ticket deals and events aren't reason enough for a ski trip to Jackson Hole, we also have a $200 Air Credit, Kids Ski & Rent Free, and many other lodging deals.
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