Jackson Hole is more than an ordinary winter resort.
This area, first tracked in the 1800's, has been preserved from modern urbanization and is known as the Gateway to Yellowstone and Teton National Forests. Taking a trip to Jackson Hole is and adventure that goes back in time when the West was rugged and wildlife roamed freely. The Old West spirit is alive at the Resort and in the town with wooden boardwalks and cowboy hangouts. But in place of roughrider shootouts, the adventures have become downhill descents.

Skiers and riders of all abilities enjoy Jackson Hole.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort flaunts some of the most difficult terrain on the continent. Advanced skiers and riders meet their match on the two peaks. In addition, the beginner and intermediate skiers can enjoy the Resort's 22 miles of machine-groomed runs.

Planning that perfect out-of-the-way vacation has never been easier. With nonstop flights from eight US cities, the Wild West is closer than ever before.

Things to do on a Jackson Hole vacation:

• Ski/Snowboard Lessons
  Initiated by gold medallist Pepi Stiegler, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's ski school teaches all ages how to master the mountain.
   
• Children's Activities at the Kids Ranch
  Kids from 6 months to 17 years enjoy snow-riding lessons while learning about the environment through hands-on activities.
   
• Heli-Skiing
  Cutting through acres of ungroomed powder is the ultimate rush for the advanced skier and rider.
   
• Sightseeing
  The wildlife is out and the landscape is one-of-a-kind so don't miss an opportunity to take it all in.
   
• Dining/Nightlife
  From formal dining to beer and Bluegrass, Jackson Hole has it all.
   
• Shopping
  Find souvenirs and ideal vacation equipment as unique as the town itself.