Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Nordic Recreational Masters Clinic Today! Join us this today for classic ski tips, technique, and fun! 11a -12:30pm at Teton Pines Nordic Center. Please come at 10:45 to sign in, to be on the snow at 11. Coaching by Scott Horn, JH Ski Club Master Racer & Instructor Our schedule will now be: Feb 14th – Classic Ski Feb 28th… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Dogs on the Trails Just a friendly remainder, please remember to clean up after your pets in dog friendly areas, specifically the Wilson Centennial Trail. There are lots of mutt mitt stations along the trail to aid in clean-up. We encourage dog owners to make the extra effort to keep our trails clean so they can remain dog friendly. For… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Public Service Announcement Winter Services Update/Pathway Plowing-February 11, 2019 Jackson/Teton County Parks and Recreation has implemented some changes to our winter service levels. Due to the increased snow levels in recent weeks and the lack of snow storage space, Highway 22 pathway from Skyline Ranch north to Emily’s Pond will no longer be cleared. Additionally, South Park Loop Rd pathway… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Moose Chase Nordic Ski Race The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club is proud to present the 27th Annual Skinny Skis Moose Chase Nordic Ski Race on February 16th at Trail Creek Nordic Center in Wilson, WY. This premiere Nordic race includes a 30k, a 15k, 5k, 3k, and a free 1/2k. Competitors can skate or classic ski the course. The Moose Chase… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Nordic Trail Report – North end Moose Wilson Rd North end Moose Wilson plowed but not open last few days – there was enough snow over the ice on plowed – closed part to ski from moose to Death Canyon/usual Xc ski starting spot – then deep untracked snow at the end of plowed part. It was very peaceful and… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Trail Report: Grand Teton National Park Yesterday – tried to ski to Jenny Lake but couldn’t find tracks going all the way – followed snowshoe tracks on and off to G Lucas cabins but no tracks after that – made some deep ones past climbers ranch to someroad and brige but not sure where to go after that. Untracked past… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Trail Report: Alta Alta is a beautiful place to ski, especially when the Tetons are in view! Flat with gentle hills, enough to get a great work out. Dog friendly…See info, map and elevation profile here. Photo credit: Derek N. Moose Chase Nordic Ski Race The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club is proud to present the 27th Annual Skinny Skis Moose Chase Nordic… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Wildlife Wednesday from JH Ecotour Adventures Recent Wildlife Sightings Did you know some owls are already starting to prepare for nesting season? Both Great Horned and Great Gray (photo top left) Owls begin vocalizing around nest sites in mid to late winter which has contributed to some great observations recently. Read more. Winter Wildlife Closures While the recent snowstorm brought big… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Beware of Avy Danger Please practice caution on the nordic trails such as upper Cache creek and others with steep slopes adjacent. We recommend wearing an Avy beacon, bringing probe and shovel as well as a trained and competent partner if you do choose to venture into the backcountry or even groomed trails in some cases. On Sunday at about… Read More
Thank you for continually sharing your photos with us of Nordic skiing in Jackson Hole Winter Weather Affects the Park Press Release from GTNP MOOSE, WY— Travelers on U.S. Highway 89/26/191 in Grand Teton National Park should be prepared for winter driving conditions, including slick conditions, sporadic limited visibility, a narrow roadway in some places and high banks of snow along the roadway. Drivers traveling in the park should use caution and drive slowly, and… Read More