Category: Daily Trail Reports

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3 Dec 2018 – Daily Trail Report

The snow has continued to fall at the rate of 1-5 inches per day depending on where you are in the area. Game Creek was reported to be skiing quite well for classic skis on last week’s roller grooming which probably mirrors the conditions of most of Teton County Wyoming’s grooming areas. Trail Creek while still a little rough is skiing as well as ever for this time of year with lots of happy skiers. Teton Pines, Shooting star, and Teton Canyon are also all reporting good early season conditions.

2 Dec 2018 – Daily Trail Report

November Nature News with Hole Hiking Experience As weather changes, animals move to their winter territories and adjust behavior to further minimize calorie loss. Big Horn Sheep can be found on Miller Butte outside of the town of Jackson. This herd comes lower in elevation to a thinner snow pack and more mild weather.  We begin to see Rough-legged Hawks on the fence posts. They summer in the Arctic and come to Jackson to winter.… Read More

1 Dec 2018 – Daily Trail Report

Grand Teton National Park Media Release Teton Park Road Converts to Over-Snow Access Due to recent snow accumulation and anticipated snowfall, the status of Teton Park Road, Moose-Wilson Road, and Signal Mountain Summit Road within Grand Teton National Park has been changed from wheeled access to over-snow access. The designated portions of these roads are now ready to accommodate winter recreation, and use of the roads by wheeled vehicles is prohibited for the season. The… Read More

JH Nordic Blog

Daily Trail Report | Rain, Snow and Wind

Grand Teton National Park Taggart to Signal Mountain Inner Park Road Last Updated: March 27, 2018  Note: March 16th was the last day for grooming from Taggart to Signal Skier Update!(3/27):  Found a really nice crust up in the Pacific Creek/Two Ocean Lake area this morning.  Skied up the Pacific Creek Road and then cut across to Two Ocean Lake and back to the car on wax-able classic skis.  There were about 7 or 8… Read More