Grand Targhee Resort Ski Resort

Air Travel:

Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) is about 50 minutes away, and Idaho Falls Regional Airport (IDA) is about 90 minutes away. Both are serviced by several major air carriers and car rental agencies.

By Car:

Directions from Jackson Hole airport: Exit airport. Turn right on Hwy. 89/191. Go to the town square in Jackson (square will be on your left). Turn right on Broadway towards Wilson, Hwy. 22. Turn right on Hwy. 22/Teton Pass-Wilson ("Y" intersection at Phillips 66 station, follow right lane for exit). Go through Wilson, WY. and over Teton Pass (Hwy. 22, steep mountain pass, 10% grades, beautiful views). Idaho state line is at west base of pass. WY. Hwy. 22 becomes Idaho Hwy. 33. Follow Hwy. 33 through Victor, Id. to Driggs, Id. Turn right at the traffic light and Key Bank (Ski Hill Road). Follow Ski Hill Road for about 6 blocks. You will reach a fork. Bear left and continue on Ski Hill Road. Remain on Ski Hill Road through Alta, WY. Ski Hill Road ends at Grand Targhee Resort.

Directions from Idaho Falls Airport: Exit airport and turn left on Grandview Drive/Hwy. 20 (towards West Yellowstone). Proceed on Hwy. 20 for approximately 30 miles. After the third Rexburg exit and at the next exit, you will see a brown sign that reads "Targhee Recreation Area, Teton Hwy. 33" on the right. Take that exit and stay on Hwy. 33 to Driggs, Id. Go through town and turn left at the traffic light and Key Bank on to Ski Hill Road. Follow Ski Hill Road for about 6 blocks. You will reach a fork. Bear left and the road becomes Ski Hill Road. Remain on Ski Hill Road through Alta, WY, Ski Hill Road ends at Grand Targhee Resort.

Ground Transportation:

Grand Targhee offers independent contractor airport shuttles to and from Jackson, WY and Idaho Falls, ID airports. Advanced reservations are required through its lodging department (800-827-4433).

Ski in/ski out lodging at the base village consists of hotel and suite accommodations. Guests have full use of two hot tubs, a heated saltwater swimming pool, and a fitness center. We also offer lodging in our condominiums a short drive from the resort in Driggs, Idaho. Lodging packages available; kids 12 and under ski and stay free with paid adult.

Breakfast

• The General Stores offers everything that you would need to get your day started, including fresh-baked goods, as well as snacks for the mountain. 3300 Ski Hill Road, Alta, WY 83414

Lunch

• No matter what you’re craving, Wild Bill’s Grill will have it. This cafeteria serves everything from pizza to burgers to sandwiches to homemade soups. 3300 Ski Hill Road, Alta, WY 83414

Dinner

• The Trap Bar and Grill is the place to go for a hearty meal after your time on the mountain. Try a draft beer or one of their many cocktails. 3300 Ski Hill Road, Alta, WY 83414

Apres/Nightlife

Most places close pretty early in and around the resort, but you can find at least some happy hour options.

• Forage Bistro & Lounge has specials on drinks and charcuterie boards for happy hour. 285 E Little Avenue, Driggs, ID 83422

Located on the western slope of the Tetons, Grand Targhee Resort spans across two skiable mountains: Fred’s Mountain (summit 9,862 feet) and Peaked Mountain (summit 9,830 feet). The two mountains are linked by 2,602 acres of lift accessible terrain while Mary’s Nipple (9,920 feet) offers additional in-bounds hike-to terrain.

Averaging an annual snowfall of 500+ inches of light powder and featuring a 2,270-foot vertical rise, skiers and snowboarders will find themselves enchanted by spectacular scenery and uncrowded trails in a charming western small town. The season runs on average from mid-November until mid-April. The base elevation is 7,851 feet, and there is a total of 5 lifts. There are two terrain parks as well as Nordic trails, snowshoeing and more. The mountain terrain is 10% beginner, 70% intermediate, 16% advanced and 4% expert.

Grand Targhee Resort provides visitors with a ski and snowboard school with adult and kids programs, ski equipment rentals and sales. During the summer, visitors can take scenic rides on the chairlifts to see the surrounding countryside. There are music festivals, kids’ camps and cross-country and downhill mountain biking trails. Slopeside amenities include shopping, restaurants, rentals, guided tours throughout all four seasons and more. If you have a free day, you should spend some time in both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.