Winter Trail News
August Summer Trail Report
Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance joins Old Bill’s Fun Run! For over a decade, skiers, snowshoers, fat bikers and dog walkers have been using JHNordic.com* to find trails and information about non-motorized winter recreation in the Greater Teton area. As a freshly minted nonprofit, you can now support the Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance through…
July Summer Trail Report
Happy Height of Summer! Explore your favorite winter trails during the summer months. It’s a great idea to familiarize yourself with a trail now and then follow up with a ski next winter, deepening your connection to place by seeing these places in different seasons. HIKINGNot sure where to start?…
June Summer Trail Report
Looking for Teton Pass Closure Updates and Information? Teton County has an engage page with current news and links in English and Spanish. Or visit JH News & Guide or Buckrail for the latest news. The Solstice is Coming! Although the summer solstice is almost here, the energy from a…
Morel Mushroom Foraging in the Tetons
Let’s make lemonade out of lemons.. the lemonade being morel mushrooms and the lemons being the lingering cold temperatures (snow, sleet, and hail). What comes with so much-needed precipitation are morels. This time of year is perfect for morel mushroom foraging! Morel mushrooms are fungi that grow in the filtered…
Grateful for Groomed Winter Trails
Throughout the 2023-2024 ski season in the Teton area, a dedicated group of groomers worked diligently behind the scenes to maintain over 200 miles of Nordic ski and winter trails. Their efforts, often unseen by those who enjoy the trails, were crucial in ensuring safe and enjoyable experiences for winter…
Après Ski with the Best Food in Teton Valley
A Blog Post about the Best Apres Ski Food in Teton Valley
10 Reasons to Attend the Winter Trails Event of the Season
While 2024 is past, the top 10 reasons to attend the Nordic Alliance Annual Free Nordic Ski, Fat Bike and Snowshoe Day at Turpin still apply to 2026!
Cutting Down Your Own Christmas Tree
This holiday season, why not add a touch of adventure to your celebrations by cutting down your very own Christmas tree in Bridger-Teton National Forest?
Winter: The Four Seasons
Friends from where I grew up (near Pittsburgh), often ask how my wife, Dimmie and I stand the winters out here in the hinterlands. Answering that question is never easy because it is innocently based in ignorance.They simply don’t understand winter out west.
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