June has been unseasonably rainy, one can only hope the sun will emerge so we can all enjoy the hikes and the outdoor events we love!
This past winter, Jackson Hole got an incredible amount of snow, breaking records! So, what does this mean for everyone who loves spending time on the water? Well, it means that a lot of snow will melt fast during June and the rest of the summer. This melted snow will flow down the mountains rapidly.
As the last remaining snow recedes further up the mountain tops, it’s safe to say that ski season is officially over.
This Month at a Glance JH Nordic’s Off-Season Emails switch from Daily to Monthly No need to unsubscribe, we start emailing our subscribers just once a month during the off-season so you don’t miss a thing. And as the winter season circles back around we want to keep you looped in. We’ll see you on the trails! Also, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Happy National Trails Day! June 3 is National Trails Day, a special day dedicated to… Read More
June 1st is National Trails Day, this day is dedicated to recognizing the significance of trails in our lives.
We don’t want you to miss a thing from April and May Nordic happenings. JHNordic.com is committed to bringing you great content daily. Even if you aren’t hitting the trails atop of snow, JHNordic.com is a great resource for Trail Search on the off-season. We have revved down on our Daily Trail Report emails but we do send out emails the first Saturday of each month to give you updates on all things JH Nordic… Read More
Spring Crust Cruising Happy May! For those of you not ready to hang up your skis just yet, we have seen a few reports that crust cruising is still on in selected places! Grand Targhee, Rosie’s Ridge, Togwotee Pass benefit from high elevation and have retained snow. Timing and weather is everything, so be prepared with clothing layers, weather-proof gear, and check for over night freezing so snow isn’t too soft. Be sure to get… Read More
The shoulder seasons in a mountain town like Jackson Hole can sometimes make our home seem like a ghost town. Few tourists make their way to the GYE and droves of locals escape to find warmer destinations.
When all you want to do is play in the mountains, but can’t… try Nordic walking. We stand by proper rehab to get back on your feet in time for next winter!
Daily Trail Report Spring Schedule As winter trail grooming is wrapping up, the JH Nordic Daily Trail Report will be transitioning towards a spring schedule which means beginning Monday, April 3 updates will happen a little less frequently. You can expect emails Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays until April 15 (which will be the final winter trail post of the 2022/23 winter season). You can still stay up to date on opened groomed trails and last… Read More