Today’s Avalanche Forecast

Nordic and winter trail users are urged to use caution when recreating on trails and terrain below steep slopes. The BTAC reports and their website is a valuable local resource for planning your outing. 
Visit their forecast page for the most up-to-date information.


What’s Groomed in Jackson Hole/Teton Valley?

See real-time grooming in the Jackson Hole/Teton Valley region. Find all the latest grooming & fresh groomed tracks.  Plan your next Nordic Adventure with ease.



 Photos from TV Spud Race & Teton Ridge Classic

Great shots of the Spud Race & Teton Ridge Classic taken by Linda Swope! Thanks for sharing, Linda!


Bridger-Teton Requires Dog Leashes in Wintering Wildlife Areas

The Bridger-Teton National Forest, Jackson Ranger District has dog leash requirements at the Cache Creek and Trail Creek trailheads year-round, and leash requirements that extend onto trails located adjacent to crucial wildlife habitat during the winter months.

From December 1 – May 1, dogs must be leashed in the following trailhead and trail areas, all of which are well signed


Skinny Skis co-owner Scott O’Brien in his Jackson store, which is now accepted old ski waxes with PFAS and offering a discount on new waxes. (Tyler Pratt/KHOL)

Skiers may be leaving ‘forever chemicals’ in the local environment

Article by KHOL 89.1FM
“There are all different kinds of flavors of ski wax, for just about every temperature or snow condition that you can imagine,” Skinny Skis co-owner Scott O’Brien said, sitting in the back room of his shop, which specializes in Nordic skiing, outdoor gear and apparel.

O’Brien has been cross-country skiing almost his entire life. He said he saw waxes introduced in the ‘90s that had per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS, in the 1990s. 

“It was a real game changer because of their water repellency,” O’Brien said. “It was a game changer when it came to performance.”

But the chemicals may put the community’s health at risk. 


Coney Classic Alpine Skijor and Dog Party

Saturday Feb. 10th
County Rd 100 at the Lakebed / Trailhead
10am – 2pm

Come support 2 incredible causes – Lucky’s Place and Alpine Trails and Pathways! Tons of Raffle items from local businesses ($5 per ticket or 5 for $20) at event! Awesome Silent Auction online prior to event at https://www.32auctions.com/coney2024 AND live during the event!  Log in and start bidding on Jan 29th!

Bring the whole family (dogs included!) – Food, Beverages, Prizes and Tons of FUN! Costumes Encouraged! Prize for Best Costume!

Registration donation for 3km ski or skijor (Proceeds go to ATAP and Lucky’s Place) is $20 (includes 2 Free raffle tickets!) Volunteer Today!

Trail Creek

Grooming Daily
Last Update: 1/24
Elk on Moose Loop!
Apparently these two cow elk missed the memo that this particular loop was designated for moose.  They and their dozen or so compatriots have been pretty much enjoying most of the trails in the woods as of late.  However, even though their (smaller than moose at least) tracks do make some divots in our ski trails, a glimpse of their radiant russet color in the woods is also pretty cool.

If you are able to take time for a ski today, you will find some pretty cool conditions.  Since yesterday’s grooming an inch or two of snow has fallen at Trail Creek.  Today’s Husky groom covered pretty much every trail with the emphasis in the woods being resetting classic tracks along the way.  The fields received multiple passes with double classic tracks and wide skate lanes.  The warm temps and fresh snow made for some nice results.

This afternoon will be busy with Winter Sports and the full slate of JHSC programs.  Don’t forget Junior National Qualifier #2 in Soldier Hollow beginning Friday if you’re in the mood for a road trip.

Groomer’s choice for today is the fields.


Teton Co./Jackson Parks & Rec

Last Update: 1/24
Staff packed Cache Creek and May Park. No grooming up Game Creek 1/24 due to avalanche danger
(moderate at low elevations/Considerable at upper elevations) and use of snowmobile. Pay attention to
the BTNF avalanche report for all elevations especially as it warms in the afternoons.
https://bridgertetonavalanchecenter.org/forecasts/#/all

A reminder that the P&R PistenBully is still down. Expecting visit this week from service technician. All valley locations will be packed with the snowmobile and tidtek for at least this week. Stay tuned for further updates.

For the most up-to-date grooming info visit: http://www.tetonparksandrec.org/1353/Grooming-Report


Cache Creek Singletrack

Groomed by Friends of Pathways
Grooming As Needed

Last Update: 1/22
I rolled the cache creek road 4 wide, its not corduroy but it should be wide enough to skate ski.  I also smoothed out some of the singletrack with the harrow drag.

Please help support trail grooming for the Cache Creek Single track trails by donating to the Friends of Pathways.  Visit: friendsofpathways.org/donate/ and leave the comment “Grooming” in the campaign section. 


Teton Pines Nordic

Grooming Daily
Last Update
: 1/23
Another great day of skiing awaits you at the Pines. We have freshly groomed classic and skate track this morning. The warm weather has made the snow very fast so come out and try to get your Strava PR today!

We groom approximately 16km of track for both skate and classic daily. We have a full retail and rental shop. We offer lessons daily. Call us with questions and to book lessons: (307) 732-4130. To keep our track in pristine shape for skiing we do not allow dogs, walking, snowshoeing, or fatbikes. 

Teton Village Trail

Groomed Periodically
Last Update:
 1/22
Groomed 1/22.


Shooting Star

Grooming Daily
Last Update: 1/23
Above average temperatures will continue this week with light rain/snow showers. Due to the warm weather, skiers may encounter settled areas and variable conditions. The sled hill will only be groomed when needed, as the thinning profile won’t be able to handle frequent grooming. Outlook is calling for warm weather to continue with temperatures this weekend potentially climbing into the mid-40’s (15-20* F above average!!). We’ll continue to do our best with what mother nature throws at us, but if the snow gets too melty, then anticipate bare or brushy areas could begin to reemerge and grooming frequencies & tactics may shift to preserve the lifespan of the trails.

  • Trail conditions are variable and thin areas persist.
  • Walking is not allowed. 
  • Sled Hill is Open. Grooming will be as needed.
  • Classic Tracks are set where snow allows.

Turpin Meadow Ranch

Grooming Daily
Last Update: 1/23
Trails are fast but getting thin in some spots, particularly the mule loop. Our single track trails are in prime condition. 

TMR is open to the public daily for skiing, meals, Nordic lessons, and tours! Call the office (307) 543-2000 or visit our website to book your adventure! Check out our live webcam for current conditions.

Please help support trail grooming in GTNP by donating to the Grand Teton National Park Foundation. It’s easy and encouraged. All you need to do is visit: GTNPF.org/donate/ and leave the comment “Nordic” in the designation section. There is the opportunity to leave a one time gift or reoccurring monthly donations in any amount.

Grand Teton National Park

Grooming: Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
Last Updated: 1/23

Taggart to Signal today


Grand Targhee

Grooming: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday
Last Updated: 1/23

GTR is grooming Rick’s Basin area trails on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday. Classic track is set.

GTR is no longer grooming for fat biking or snowshoeing, however fat biking is permitted on the groomed Nordic trails.

Please support TVTAP winter trail grooming on your favorite TV winter trails by purchasing a TVTAP Trail sticker  Please remember to manage your dogs and respect dog and wildlife closures. Buy a dog trail sticker, too!

Teton Canyon

Grooming Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday
Last Updated: 1/24
Wednesday morning: Looks like an inch or two of new snow.  Plan to reset classic and skate tracks.  Both should turn out well.  

Trail Etiquette: Please keep your dogs leashed in the parking lot and be sure to clean up after them!


Southern Valley Nordic

Grooming Schedule: Tuesday, Friday, Sunday
Last Updated: 1/23
Tuesday morning: Groomed all skate lanes on Yeti and Campground loops. Left the classic track alone due to conditions. It’s holding up okay. I was able to set a new classic track on Yeti Cutoff. Have fun!

Singletrack: 1/22 Groomed happy hour, powerline / BPA Road from Mike Harris to Teton Springs and Sherman Springs access. Enjoy the ride.

Please note the USFS dog closure policy Dec 1st – April 15th at this venue.  


Teton Reserve Nordic

Grooming Schedule: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Last Updated: 1/22
Groomed while temperatures were more favorable this evening. Classic track was in good condition so didn’t reset it. Southern skate tracks have all been reset and looks like they should ski well for a few hours tomorrow morning before it warms up again. Northern skate loops didn’t turn out quite as well as the temps dropped. Get it while it’s good! 

Teton Reserve parking lot works best when you park in the configuration in this image. Please refer to the photo for visual representation. Feel free to be a community member and coach each other on best practices. Park in the red highlights. NO PAKING IN THE GREEN HIGHLIGHTS. 


Sherman Park

Grooming Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Last Updated: 1/24
Wednesday night lights and poker run tonight, beginning at 6:00pm! Just reset all of the tracks, including single track. Classic is in fair condition, but at least it is back after disappearing in the warm temps over the weekend. Skate track is in pretty good shape. Enjoy the gliding and the walking! 


Driggs School Loops

Grooming Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Last Updated: 1/24
Planning on grooming Driggs late Wednesday evening.

Please pick up your trash and dog pop with the supplied Mutt Mitt station.


Alta Nordic Track

Grooming Schedule: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday
Last Updated: 1/24
Bonus groom, training run today!


Darby Canyon

Grooming As Needed
Last Updated: 1/17
Groomed to the summer TH today, 1/17.

Trail Etiquette: Please keep your dogs leashed in the parking lot and be sure to clean up after them!


Rammell Mountain Road

Grooming As Needed
Last Updated: 1/24
Groomed today 1/24.

Trail Etiquette: Please keep your dogs leashed in the parking lot and be sure to clean up after them!


South Leigh Road

Grooming As Needed
Last Updated: 1/22
Groomed this morning. Turned out nice. 1/22

Trail Etiquette: Please keep your dogs leashed in the parking lot and be sure to clean up after them!


Pinnacle Trail

Grooming As Needed
Last Updated: 1/17
Finally got a groom on this one today, 1/17. Watch for rocky spots in the woods and southern exposures.

JH Ski & Snowboard Club Nordic Masters Ski Clinics

Thursdays, Dec 14 – Feb 22
Teton Pines and Trail Creek

11am – 12:30pm
5 classic clinics and 5 skate clinics at Teton Pines Nordic Center and Trail Creek Nordic Trails.

These clinics are to work on your Cross-country classic and/or skate ski technique, balance, stamina, efficiency, and performance.

Note: All clinics are full for the remainder of the season.

Sublette Trails Association – Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race

Saturday, January 27th
Pinedale, Wyoming
9am – 12pm

The STAmpede is Pinedale’s only timed intergenerational Nordic ski race and is hosted by the Sublette Trails Association. The Pinedale STAmpede is one of eight races in the ‘Wydaho Nordic Ski’ Series, which serves communities in Wyoming and eastern Idaho.

Annual skate and classic ski race that is family-friendly in Pinedale Wyoming! The race will feature the scenic course through the Bridger-Teton National Forest and grooming.

Bib pick up on 1/26.

Pinedale STAmpede Poster image

SheJumps - Women's Nordic Ski Clinic

SheJumps x Teton Nordic Ski School
Women’s Nordic Series | WY & ID

Wednesday, January 31st
Sherman Park, Victor, Idaho

6pm – 7:30pm

Join SheJumps and the ladies of Teton Nordic Ski School for a fun & social Nordic Ski Series in the Teton Valley!

After so much fun last year, we are back for more! Join SheJumps and the ladies of Teton Nordic Ski School for a fun & social Nordic Ski Series in the Teton Valley! Feel free to join for one or all four events!


Women in the Tetons:
Fat Bike Friday

Friday, February 2nd
Cache Creek Trailhead
3pm – 6pm

Brought to you by Wheel Wranglers, enjoy the amazing grooming at Cache Trailhead. All abilities are welcome, check back for more details at womeninthetetons.org to sign-up for the bikes. They will have 8 bikes to try out!


Coney Classic Alpine Skijor
and Dog Party

Saturday Feb. 10th
County Rd 100 at the Lakebed / Trailhead
10am – 2pm

Come support 2 incredible causes – Lucky’s Place and Alpine Trails and Pathways! Tons of Raffle items from local businesses ($5 per ticket or 5 for $20) at event! Awesome Silent Auction online prior to event at https://www.32auctions.com/coney2024 AND live during the event!  Log in and start bidding on Jan 29th!

Bring the whole family (dogs included!) – Food, Beverages, Prizes and Tons of FUN! Costumes Encouraged! Prize for Best Costume!

Registration donation for 3km ski or skijor (Proceeds go to ATAP and Lucky’s Place) is $20 (includes 2 Free raffle tickets!) Volunteer Today!


Mark your calendar so you don’t miss out on all the wonderful events coming up! Explore the highlighted events below or find more events on our website at https://jhnordic.com/events/


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