Alpine Skiing & Snowboarding
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is one of America's most iconic ski destinations and has been recognized by Forbes as one of the country's top ski resorts. Spanning Rendezvous Mountain and Après Vous Mountain, it offers vast and varied terrain for every level of skier. Rendezvous is known for expert terrain — steep chutes, bowls, and cliffs — while Après Vous offers a more approachable mix of intermediate and beginner runs.
With one of the highest vertical drops in North America, average annual snowfall of approximately 450 inches, and more than $180 million invested in recent years, Jackson Hole delivers a premier mountain experience. Its renowned gondola carries skiers and non-skiers alike more than 4,000 vertical feet above the valley floor, opening up sweeping views, elevated dining, and access to some of the most celebrated skiing in the West.
Grand Targhee Resort
Just 25 miles from Grand Teton Club, Grand Targhee Resort is set within the expansive Caribou-Targhee National Forest. The mountain receives more than 500 inches of annual snowfall and offers a more relaxed, private experience than Jackson Hole. With fewer crowds, abundant powder, and a welcoming atmosphere, Grand Targhee is especially popular with families and skiers seeking a quieter, more authentic alpine setting.
Snow King Resort
Approximately 49 miles from Grand Teton Club, Snow King Mountain Resort sits at the edge of downtown Jackson. Smaller and more intimate than Jackson Hole, it offers challenging terrain, night skiing, a Family-friendly atmosphere, and exceptional views over the historic town below. The resort also features tubing, zipline adventures, the Cowboy Coaster, and an Alpine Slide — making it a year-round destination for children and adults alike.
Big Sky Resort
For those willing to venture slightly farther, Big Sky Resort in Montana is approximately 2.5 hours from Grand Teton Club and offers another outstanding mountain experience. Known as "The Biggest Skiing in America," Big Sky features more than 5,800 skiable acres, 36 lifts, high-elevation terrain, and sweeping views across one of the most dramatic landscapes in the Northern Rockies. Set near Yellowstone Club and within reach of Bozeman, it also offers a wide range of outdoor recreation, dining, and entertainment.
