Ski Wyoming's Top 5 Mountains

Those who take advantage of Wyoming in the wintertime know that there are all sorts of activities to get you out of the house and in to weather where you can see your breath and love it.

Many people love to accept the mountain challenge of getting from top to bottom. Some love the fall line, the shortest, straightest way down while others love to take their time and leisurely doing long, winding “S curves” and just enjoy taking it easy.

At Snowy Range Ski Area The whole mountain is open for skiing on their 58 inch base on 29 trails. It’s a great place to learn to ski for the whole family.

Snowpack listed Wyoming’s Top 5 Ski Resorts so here’s which ones made their list, in reverse order, and what they have right now.

Pine Creek Ski Resort is a small resort just east of Cokeville with 1,400 vertical feet of skiing and varied terrain. “Small, simple, and homey, Pine Creek and surrounding area offer a no-frills but comfortable getaway for those seeking a quieter experience in classic western Wyoming scenery.”

Hogadon has 25 open trails served by 2 lifts for their 25 inch base. Their new lodge should be open in June. 2017. Conditions

The newly remodeled Snow King Resort in Jackson may be so nice you’ll spend all of your time wandering around town and spoiling and pampering yourself instead of actually skiing or snow boarding.

Grand Targhee Resort is open with hard pack snow on 96% of their open terrain that has a a 92 inch base.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort reports 105 inch base for the packed powder on 117 of their 133 trails that are open. They’ve received 343 inches of snow so far this season. They also have Zac Brown Band scheduled for March 18 2017.

Don’t forget about Happy Jack/Pole Mountain where the cross-country trails are in excellent shape. And remember to keep your dogs on a leash and