Tag: JHNordic

3 Dec 23 – Daily Trail Report

Snow is Starting to Accumulate

Daily Trail Reports, Featured
Posted by Elee Deschu Posted on

JH Ski & Snowboard Club Nordic Masters Ski Clinics 5 classic clinics and 5 skate clinics  – only a few spots left -Thursdays 11am-12:30pm at Teton Pines Nordic Center and Trail Creek Nordic Trails. from December 14th to February 22nd (no class on Dec 28th) – Take an early lunch break and join these clinics to work on your Cross-country classic and/or skate ski technique, balance, stamina, efficiency, performance , and fun. – Coaching by… Read More

November JHNordic Report

Early Season Nordic | November Nature News | Get Ski Fit

Daily Trail Reports, Featured, News
Posted by Amy Partrick Posted on

This Month at a Glance Early Season Nordic Skiing and Fat Biking Reports from Teton Pass, Togwotee, Targhee (elevations above 8000 ft) –Good snow, but thin cover. And be mindful/prepared for bears! Granite Canyon Trailhead reopened on Wednesday, Nov. 1, according to Grand Teton National Park (GTNP), just in time for Crosscountry skiing and snowshoeing out to Phelps Lake and LSR Preserve meadows when snow falls.  Improvements to the trailhead include an expanded parking lot,… Read More

In Defense of Trekking Poles

Recreators are Divided. Do they provide energy savings?

Featured, News, Trails
Posted by Abby Warner Posted on

Opinions among hikers are split. On the topic of trekking poles, recreators are divided. Dedicated hikers passionately endorse their effectiveness, attributing them with a distinct advantage in rugged terrains. While many mountain enthusiasts opt for a hands-free approach, relying solely on their natural agility when traversing challenging landscapes. However, the debate surrounding trekking poles need not be contentious. It’s important to acknowledge that these poles play a pivotal role in granting access to trails for… Read More

Skinny Skis – Avalanche Awareness Night

Doors will open at 5:30 with the event in the theater beginning at 6:30 and ending 8:15. Please join us at the Backcountry Event of the Season! The 24th Annual Avalanche Night is an annual gathering, fundraiser, and informational evening on all things local Avalanche conditions, education, and stories.  Key companies and nonprofits will have tables in the lobby. Local avalanche professionals will give short talks on decision making and the State of the Snowpack.  This… Read More

September JHNordic Report

New on the Blog | September Nature News | Upcoming Events

Daily Trail Reports, Featured, News
Posted by Amy Partrick Posted on

This Month at a Glance Nordic Masters Clinics are Back! Hosted by Masters Coach Rob Murphy and Jackson Hole Ski Club Nordic team coaches, these fun, informative, practiced based clinics are back for Season 6!  There will be 10 clinics, starting with 2 clinics in December, then running every Thursday in January and February from 11am-12:30pm, (please arrive at 10:45am ready to ski). The Nordic Masters clinics will focus on skate skiing and classic cross… Read More

August JHNordic Report

New on the Blog | August Nature News | Upcoming Events

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Posted by Amy Partrick Posted on

This Month at a Glance ON THE BLOG How to Train for XC Skiing in the Summer Even though the flowers are in full bloom and the mosquitoes are biting, you can still work on your cross country ski fitness in the summertime. Off season workouts enable cross country skiers to stay fit year-round. Continuous training allows skiers to jump back into their skiing routine as soon as the snowpack gets high enough.  Want to… Read More

Sublette Trails Association – Pinedale STAmpede Nordic Ski Race

The STAmpede is Pinedale’s only timed intergenerational Nordic ski race and is hosted by the Sublette Trails Association. The Pinedale STAmpede is one of eight races in the ‘Wydaho Nordic Ski’ Series, which serves communities in Wyoming and eastern Idaho. Annual skate and classic ski race that is family-friendly in Pinedale Wyoming! The race will feature the scenic course through the Bridger-Teton National Forest and grooming. Bib pick up on 1/26.