Daily Nordic Trail Report — Jackson Hole, Teton Valley & Grand Teton National Park
The Daily Trail Report is a morning snapshot of Nordic trail conditions across the Tetons — what's groomed today, snow and weather, tour ideas, trail etiquette reminders and upcoming events for cross country skiing, fat biking and snowshoeing in Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park, Teton Valley and Togwotee Pass. It is written by the Nordic Alliance team and published every morning of the ski season, from the first grooming in December until the tracks melt out in late March or April.
Looking for a specific trail? Use the real-time grooming map for GPS-tracked grooming in the last 24 hours, or the trail database to search 100+ winter trails by activity, distance and dog policy. Want the report in your inbox? Subscribe to Fresh Tracks, the daily email.
Looking for lift-served ski conditions? This report covers Nordic and winter trails only. For Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snow King or Grand Targhee alpine snow reports, see the resorts' own sites.
Today's Nordic Trail Report
Winter reports resume with the first grooming of the season, typically mid-December. Until then, the latest monthly update is below, and the grooming schedule shows where our partners expect to start.
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30 years of community giving. $306 Million for Teton County non-profits. Quite simply, Old Bill’s Fun Run is incredible. Make your gift today! The Old Bill’s giving season officially opened Friday, August 14th and runs through 5 pm on Friday, September 18th. Saturday, September 12th is run day — come visit us and all of your favorite non-profits in the non-profit village after the race. Read more about Old Bill’s and all we have to celebrate as a community here. Spread joy for winter trails. We get people out on winter trails by providing comprehensive digital resources, hosting the annual Free Ski…
Previous Daily Trail Reports
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Nordic Trail Report 3.14.26 When it was so windy on Thursday I stopped at the library and picked up the book “Cross Country Skiing: Building Skills for Fun and Fitness” by Steve Hindman. It is full of nuggets of wisdom and a good reminder that while grooming is winding down in many places it does not equate the end of the season: “Cross country skiing offers freedom and fun wherever you find snow. You’re not restricted…
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Nordic Trail Report 3.15.26 Brian G. having a good time in spring conditions When it comes to groomed trails with fresh corduroy and deep set classic tracks options are dwindling. After this weekend there aren’t any formally planned winter trails events (but you could plan something for yourself and/or your friends). Things are winding down but there are still adventures to be had on snow, particularly if you go up in elevation and time things…
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Exploration and Discovery on Cross-Country Skis A sweet old cabin, a sparkling stream and a beautiful day to explore on xc skis. Community Trip Report A silver lining of this low snow winter was a fun discovery for three of us out on Nordic touring gear in the Tetons. Near the end of an oft travelled loop, we spied a sign exposed by the low snow pack. Following this summer trail through the trees, we…
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Winter Reboot! Furry friends and a little fresh snow are a great combination. We hope you all were able to get out Wednesday, and again today! Winter has been capricious, which maybe can teach us a thing or two about our own spontaneity. JHNA archives photo. At a Glance General Weather – rain, snow, wind After a strong cold snap, nighttime temps in the valleys are predicted to be at or above freezing as we move…
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A small snippet of joy on skis. The final Tuesday Night Nordic race was a snowy one! GTSSF wrapped up the Tuesday Night Nordic community race series with a surprise storm dropping about 6 inches of light powder just before the start. Let’s just say the 2nd lap was easier than the first. One participant said “I had no idea what I was singing up for!” and she finished her laps with a great big…
What's in the Daily Trail Report
- What's groomed today — which Nordic centers and public trails were groomed overnight or are scheduled today, with links to each trail page.
- Groomer updates & trail conditions — notes from the teams who groom as well as local skier updates on general snow conditions.
- Weather — the morning forecast for the valley floor and the higher trails, with a link to the full Mountain Weather forecast.
- Tour of the day — a suggested ski, fat bike or snowshoe outing matched to the conditions, from easy town loops to Grand Teton National Park and Togwotee Pass.
- Trail etiquette & stewardship — dog rules, sharing groomed track, wildlife closures and how to support the groomers. See Winter Responsibly for the full guide.
- Pro-tips & inspiration — relevant waxing or technique tips or a little dose of inspiration to get you outside.
- Events — races, clinics, gear sales and community ski days across Jackson Hole and Teton Valley. See the events calendar.
Browse groomed trails by region: Jackson Hole & Wilson · Grand Teton National Park · Teton Valley, Idaho · Togwotee Pass · West Yellowstone — or see the full list of Nordic centers and groomed trail systems.
Daily Trail Report FAQ
When is the Daily Trail Report published?
Every morning of the cross country ski season — typically from the first grooming in mid-December through late March or April, depending on snow — usually before 8 a.m. Mountain time. In the off-season the Nordic Alliance publishes a monthly trail report instead.
Where can I find today's Nordic grooming for Jackson Hole?
Today's report at the top of this page lists what was groomed overnight and what is scheduled today. For GPS-tracked grooming as it happens, use the real-time grooming map, which covers Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park, Teton Valley, Togwotee Pass and West Yellowstone. The weekly grooming schedule shows which days each trail is normally groomed.
Does the report cover Grand Teton National Park trail conditions?
Yes. In winter the report covers the groomed Teton Park Road from Taggart Lake Trailhead toward Signal Mountain, plus skier-tracked routes such as Antelope Flats, Mormon Row, Two Ocean Lake and the lakes trails, with notes on snow, wind and wildlife closures. For official park road and closure status, check the National Park Service alerts page.
Does it cover Teton Valley, Idaho?
Yes. The report includes grooming and conditions for Teton Canyon, Alta Nordic Track, Grand Targhee Nordic Trails, Southern Valley, Teton Reserve, Sherman Park and the Driggs School Loops on the Idaho side of the Tetons, groomed mainly by Teton Valley Trails & Pathways (TVTAP) and Grand Targhee Resort.
Is this the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort snow report?
No. This is the Nordic and winter trails report — cross country skiing, fat biking and snowshoeing on groomed and skier-tracked trails. For lift-served alpine conditions, see the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Snow King or Grand Targhee snow reports.
How do I get the Daily Trail Report by email?
Sign up on the subscribe page and Fresh Tracks, the Daily Trail Report email, arrives in your inbox each morning of the season. It is free; the Nordic Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit supported by donations and local partners.
Can I send in a trail report or photo?
Yes — community trip reports and photos are a big part of the Daily Trail Report. Email [email protected] with where you went, the date, conditions and a photo, and we may include it in the next report.