Author: Elee Deschu

17 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Wolf Moon | Reports From The Field | MLK Day

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January’s Full Moon, TONIGHT “The sunset embers smolder low, the Moon climbs o’er the hill, the peaks have caught the alpenglow, the robin’s song is still.” -John L. Stoddard Tonight look for the Wolf Moon to rise out of Northeastern skies at 4:51PM. According to the Old Farmers Almanac the Wolf Moon got its name because wolves can likely be heard howling during this time. Historically people thought the howling from wolves in the winter… Read More

16 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Trail Spotlight | Observations | Gen Z on Skis

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TRAIL SPOTLIGHT: Phelps Lake Easy access, peaceful surroundings, friendly community vibes, friends from Jackson Hole’s Silicon Couloir in Grand Teton National Park. Great way to spend a weekend on a skier tracked trail to Phelps Lake! The immensity of skiing across the frozen lake to Death Canyon is quite remarkable ( spot the skiers in one photo!) Observations There are lots of interesting observations to make out on our winter trails if we take the… Read More

15 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Winter Challenge | Gen Z on Skis | Building Community

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TVTAP Winter Trails Challenge Starts TODAY NEW ON THE BLOG: Why Gen Z Should be on Skinny Skis Not many people are lucky enough to grow up cross country skiing. Or even lucky enough to grow up in a place where skiing is easily accessible. But Jackson has it all, there is way more than just steep and deep if you get on some skinny skis! Here are 10 reasons Why Gen Z should be on… Read More

10 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Sunrise to Sunset Fun | Best of Fat Biking | Best of GTNP

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Sunrise to Sunset: A Lovely Day at Turpin Meadow Ranch If you’ve never been up to Turpin, find the time to take the hour drive. To put it in perspective: their staff have to drive an hour to town just to purchase groceries. You just might be rewarded with the best day of the winter at Turpin Meadow Ranch: abundant snow, perfectly groomed, sunny blue sky, big Téton views. One of the many beauties of… Read More

9 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Free Ski Day Cancelled | Trails For The Dogs | Going To The Movies

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Annual Free Ski – Fat Bike – Snowshoe Day Hosted by JH Nordic Alliance is CANCELLED Due to the surge in Covid outbreaks in Teton County, the JH Nordic Alliance and Turpin Meadow Ranch sincerely regret we must cancel our Annual Event (Free Ski Day), previously scheduled for today, January 9th. Check TurpinMeadowRanch.com or the JH Nordic Trail Reports for updates for Nordic Ski, fat bike and snowshoe trails. For the health and safety of our community, we encourage… Read More

8 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Free Ski Day Cancelled | Teton Ridge Classic Today | High Avalanche Danger | Ski With Your Pup

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Annual Free Ski – Fat Bike – Snowshoe Day Hosted by JH Nordic Alliance is CANCELLED Due to the surge in Covid outbreaks in Teton County, the JH Nordic Alliance and Turpin Meadow Ranch sincerely regret we must cancel our Annual Event, previously scheduled for tomorrow, January 9th. Check TurpinMeadowRanch.com or the JH Nordic Trail Reports for updates for Nordic Ski, fat bike and snowshoe trails. For the health and safety of our community, we encourage responsible outdoor winter… Read More

4 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

All About Wildlife

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Contributing to Wildlife Conservation Did you know that the #1 reason people travel to Wyoming is to view wildlife? Countless businesses rely on the tourism generated from the presence of wildlife, yet the majority of funding for wildlife conservation in Wyoming comes from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses. The tourism industry contributes very little to the conservation of wildlife, despite how heavily it depends upon the resource, and there is incredible potential for… Read More

3 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Avalanche Danger | Intention for 2022 | Inspiration

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Do You Know The Avalanche Danger? Currently the avalanche danger is moderate to considerable depending on elevation. Moderate avalanche danger indicates there are areas of unstable snow and human triggered avalanches are possible. Considerable avalanche danger means that dangerous unstable slabs exist on steep terrain on certain aspects and that human triggered avalanches are probable, natural avalanches possible. Please know the avalanche forecast before you go into the mountains, passing below or traversing even a… Read More

2 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Ongoing Lessons & Programs | Look & See | Grooming Reports

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Nordic Lessons & Programs in Our Community First timer or seasoned Nordic skiers? Young or mature skiers? Cross country or skate? Looking for a good time, technique skills, a good workout, an awesome adventure? Check out the programs and lessons offered here in Jackson Hole and the Teton Valley for the perfect fit for you. YOUTH PROGRAMS: JH Ski & Snowboard Club Teton Valley Ski Education Foundation (TVSEF) Teton County Elementary Schools Teton County/Jackson Parks &… Read More

1 Jan 22 – Daily Trail Report

Happy New Year | Planning for the Future | Annual Event Cancelled

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TVTAP: Planning for the Future As we wind down 2021, we reflect back on another challenging but successful year for trails and pathways. Our work is made possible by the generosity and support of the many donors to our mission of promoting a trails and pathways connected community. Thanks to all of you for your support.  We realize that you have seen countless appeals for end of year giving. For non-profits, it is a significant time in their… Read More