Jackson Hole Trail Map

Jackson Hole’s terrain is legendary for its steep chutes, expansive bowls, and dramatic vertical drop of 4,139 feet. The resort spans 2,500 acres and features 131 trails served by 13 lifts, including the iconic Aerial Tram, Bridger Gondola, and high-speed quads. Snowmaking covers key areas, and the mountain’s natural snowfall averages 424 inches annually, ensuring deep powder and consistent conditions.

Beginners will find gentle terrain at Apres Vous Mountain, with wide groomers and access to ski school facilities. The Eagle’s Rest and Teewinot lifts serve mellow slopes ideal for learning, while the Kids Ranch offers family-friendly programming and childcare services.

Intermediate skiers dominate the resort’s layout, with 41% of trails marked blue. Wide cruisers like Amphitheater and Gros Ventre offer long, scenic descents, while Sundance and Werner provide steady pitches and excellent grooming. The Bridger Gondola offers quick access to mid-mountain terrain with stunning views.

Advanced skiers can explore the steeps of Thunder and Sublette lifts, accessing runs like Laramie Bowl and Paintbrush. These areas offer natural features, tree skiing, and challenging pitches. The longest run, Rendezvous Trail, stretches 4.5 miles from summit to base.

Expert terrain includes the infamous Corbet’s Couloir, a narrow chute with a mandatory drop-in that tests even seasoned skiers. Other expert zones include Alta Chutes and Tower Three, offering technical descents and deep snow after storms. Backcountry gates provide access to terrain beyond the resort boundary for those equipped and experienced.

Freestyle skiers and riders can enjoy four terrain parks, each designed for different skill levels. The parks feature jumps, rails, and creative features that evolve throughout the season. Tubing lanes near the base add variety for families and non-skiers.