Coal Creek trail is a great moderate hike if you want a relatively short outing or if you want to connect to a variety of other trails for a longer adventure.
Hiking trails in Grand Teton National Park can get quite crowded in the summer. You can’t find parking after 9am, the line of people hiking in front of you are taking their good ole time, and you have to pick up someone else’s trash that they dropped. If you’re looking for a trail with Teton views and less people, Two Ocean Lake Loop is the perfect spot for you.
Want to feel ski-ready once the snowflakes start falling? Check out our summer fitness guide and get after it!
One of our favorite trails is Darby Canyon road to Darby Canyon trailhead. In the wintertime you nordic ski the road to the trailhead and beyond.
As the last remaining snow recedes further up the mountain tops, it’s safe to say that ski season is officially over.
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
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!
It’s Mid-March now; typically, this time of year, we see many signs of Spring as Spring Break approaches more daylight, warm temperatures sweep in, and wildlife emerges. But with all of this snow, it’s no wonder we all feel winter will be a little longer this season. Despite what season may be upon us, recreating responsibly is the only way to enjoy the trails in this magnificent place. So here is a friendly reminder the… Read More
The team that makes this ranch run describes their experience of this extraordinary lodge and Nordic trails just north of Grand Teton National Park in Moran, Wyoming.
Whether you’re a cross-country skiing novice, an intermediate fat biker, or an expert winter trail enthusiast, it’s good practice to review common winter trail etiquette and the specific trail map before zipping up your boots and setting out on the track. Trail etiquette starts by abiding by The Golden Rule, as winter recreators are all out there to get fresh air, exercise, and enjoy the natural beauty of winter. A warm smile can go a… Read More