Winter Trail News

So many trails, so much to know. Winter trail news is a collection of articles pertaining to the winter trails ecosystem and the organizations, agencies and business who help make it so vibrant. Whether it is a monthly newsletter, or partner initiatives and programs, we bring you news you can use and links to learn more.

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Check out current winter trails news in and around the Tetons.

  • Save Teton Pass Trail

    November 25, 2025

    Press Release Community-Led Campaign Seeks $5 Million to Build Next Section of the Teton Pass Trail Save Teton Pass Trail aims to fund a new Trail Creek-to-Coal Creek section on the west side of Teton Pass—an ambitious, shovel-ready project that advances the long-term vision to connect the valleys of Jackson Hole and Teton Valley with a safe biking, walking, and skiing trail. JACKSON, Wyo./Victor, Idaho, (Nov. 5, 2025) – A regional coalition has launched a campaign to raise $5 million by December 31, 2025, to fund the next phase of the Teton Pass Trail, a long-planned non-motorized pathway linking Trail…

Best Apres Ski Spots on the Westbank of Jackson Hole

February 4, 2023

If you just finished a spectacular day of Nordic skiing, Fat Biking or snowshoeing, then you are in need of a great spot to relax, catch up with friends, and grab a bite to eat.…

7º Día Anual de Esquí Nórdico, Bicicleta con Ruedas anchas & Raquetas de Nieve Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance- El Domingo, 12 de enero del 2025

December 16, 2022

Nos complace organizar, por séptima ocasión, nuestro Día Anual gratuito de Esquí, Fat Bike y Raquetas de Nieve en Turpin Meadow Ranch, el próximo domingo 12 de enero del 2025 Un encuentro entre una increíble…

Why Gen Z should be on Skinny Skis

January 14, 2022

Not many people are lucky enough to grow up cross country skiing. Or even lucky enough to grow up in a place where skiing is easily accessible. But Jackson has it all, there is way more than just steep and deep if you get on some skinny skis!