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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort isnt necessarily known for easy skiing.
Wyomings frigid winter temperatures can also scare off those not accustomed to spending all day bundled up.
While Snow Kings location in the heart of Jackson is convenient, its mountain is notably small and steep.
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But while that may seem like a bad thing, the conditions will always be right for fresh powder.
Pack plenty of layers.
For extra-cold days, hand warmers and a neck gaiter will help to keep the chill at bay.
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The Jackson Hole Tourism Board offersski-and-stay packagesthat bundle airfare, accommodations, and activities, among other seasonal deals.
Caldera House
Situated at the base of the resort,Caldera Houseis a beginner skier’s dream.
Larger than Caldera House, the property sits on the other side of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
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Where to Eat
Corbets Cabin
Enjoy made-to-order waffles atCorbets Cabin.
With floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the surrounding region, the ambience is exactly what you want for an apres-ski bite.
Its open to non-guests for lunch and dinner (reservations are recommended).
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The menu includes Italian-inspired dishes such as pizza and pasta, shareable appetizers, and inventive cocktails.
Its the place to be for a boozy hot chocolate and a lengthy list of domestic and international beers.
Off-mountain Activities
Try ice skating.
Trade in your skis for skates at the rink that sits in the middle of Teton Village.
Hot tip: you could skate for free if you bring your own skates.
Go for a sleigh ride.
Sleigh rides are offered from mid-December through mid-April.
Soak in the hot springs.
Unwind in the middle of nature at one of the areas hot springs.
Embrace other winter sports.
Members of the U.S. military can save 40 percent.
Day passes are also available via theIkon PassorMountain Collective, though reservations are required.
Skiing and Snowboarding Info
Jackson Hole sees an average annual snowfall of 458 inches.
