Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance – Cross Country Skiing Jackson Hole

The Best Source for Jackson Hole Winter trails

Explore 100+ winter trails for Cross Country Skiing, Skate Skiing, Fat Biking & Snowshoeing in Jackson Hole, Teton Valley and Grand Teton National Park. Jackson Hole Nordic is committed to bringing you the latest information on all things winter recreation in the Greater Teton area.

From the best winter trails, GPS maps, real-time grooming schedules and latest Winter Trail Reports to local winter trail events, tours, rentals, lessons, news and more. Jackson Hole Nordic makes it easy to find all the resources and info you need! Our team is passionate about helping you have greater access to safe and accessible adventures.

Recreate Responsibly on Jackson Hole Winter Trails

The winter season offers exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing. Elk, deer, moose, pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, and trumpeter swans are all animals you may come across during winter recreation. Learn more about wildlife on the Bridger-Teton National Forest and what you can do to help critters survive harsh conditions.

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Recreate Responsibly - Respect wildlife, give them space as they navigate harsh winter conditions

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NORDIC COMMUNITY PROFILES

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GTNP Nordic Webcam

Taggart Lake Trailhead – Grand Teton National Park

With support from Grand Teton National Park the webcam is back! Keep tabs on crust cruising status for spring. Tune in next winter for snow and weather visuals.

LATEST JACKSON HOLE TRAIL REPORT

  • Morel Mushroom Foraging in the Tetons
    Let’s make lemonade out of lemons.. the lemonade being morel mushrooms and the lemons being the lingering cold temperatures (snow, sleet, and hail). What comes with so much needed precipitation are morels! Morel mushrooms are fungi that grow in the filtered light of forests. These oddly shaped mushrooms graze the valley floor and make for a fun activity for the whole family. Walking through the woods or floating the Snake River with a keen eye… Read More