Category: Local Insight

Teton Trails in July: Hike, Bike, Play!

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Posted by Abby Warner Posted on

Welcome to July in the Tetons! We hope you are out playing on the trails. So many amazing places, so much sunshine. And when you are not outside, consider sharing what’s important to you about the Bridger-Teton National Forest, supporting your local trails with donations at Tin Cup or sweat equity at the next Habitat Hero day, or perusing the new offerings at Skinny Skis just because you can. Go Hike! Find summer hiking and… Read More

Glide Waxing Tips for Crust Cruising.

Know your snow so you can max your wax for skate skiing on spring crusts

Bridger Teton National Forest, Featured, Grand Teton National Park, Local Insight, Skate Skiing, Tech Tips
Posted by Dan Streubel Posted on

Flying across open fields on your skate skis is one of the best parts of spring. Guest Author: Dan Streubel, a man who can probably out-ski us all, is also the kind to settle in, skate right next to you for some conversation, and lead you to truly believe your pace is perfect for him too! Crust cruising in the spring offers an exciting opportunity to explore new areas beyond traditional groomed tracks. With the… Read More

Search and Rescue, it’s for Nordic Skiers too.

Know Before You Go: How to reach search and rescue

Bridger Teton National Forest, Classic Cross Country Skiing, Fat Biking, Grand Teton National Park, Local Insight, Recreate Responsibly, Skate Skiing, Snowshoeing, Tours, Trails
Posted by Abby Warner Posted on

You don’t have to be far from town to need help. Listen to an unusual Nordic skiing incident and read a few tips on safety from the folks who do this for a living, the Teton County Search and Rescue (TCSAR).

Partner Spotlight: Taylor Phillips, JH EcoTour Adventures and Wyldlife for Tomorrow

With a better understanding and connectedness to this ecosystem, visitors and locals alike are inspired to become better stewards of this place.

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At JH Nordic Alliance, we share Taylor Phillips’ belief that when people have a better understanding of and deeper connection to this ecosystem, they are naturally inspired to become better stewards of this place. We sat down with Taylor, the owner and founder of Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures (ETA) and the founder of Wyldlife for Tomorrow to learn more about his story. Shout out to Taylor and his whole team for their contributions to helping build… Read More

2 Perfect Days of Winter Trail Adventures in the Tetons

Explore the winter trails in the Tetons on Nordic skis, snowshoes, or on foot with the help of our carefully crafted itinerary.

Best of Jackson Hole Trails, Classic Cross Country Skiing, Fat Biking, Featured, Grand Teton National Park, Local Insight, News, Tours, Trails
Posted by Abby Warner Posted on

Planning an upcoming trip to Jackson this winter? We have outlined a perfect itinerary for your winter trails adventure in the Tetons.

Turpin Meadow Ranch: Adventure and Fine Dining Anytime

Turpin Meadow Ranch is open to outside guests everyday for all ranch activities and dining!

Bridger Teton National Forest, Classic Cross Country Skiing, Dog-friendly, Fat Biking, Featured, Local Insight, News, Profiles, Skate Skiing, Snowshoeing, Tours, Trails
Posted by Elee Deschu Posted on

The Annual JHNordic Alliance Free Ski, Fat Bike, and Snowshoe Day brought the JHNordic community together and introduced people to Turpin Meadow Ranch (TMR) and human-powered winter activities on YOUR Bridger Teton National Forest public lands.

Get Outside: Early Season Skiing and More in Jackson Hole

Explore Early Season Skiing and Outdoor Activities in the Jackson Hole Region

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Posted by Abby Warner Posted on

While many of us dream of clipping into our skis for early-season skiing in Jackson Hole, this November, you can still see the roots and rocks beneath your feet. A forecast predicts another 3 inches of snow this weekend in Jackson, with a few more inches expected into Thanksgiving week, and we’re all ready for it. Until then, we patiently wait for the snow to fall, fill in nicely, and for temperatures to drop, creating… Read More