Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is closing down for the season today, Sunday April 5th. The mountain will be open from 9-noon tomorrow for employee appreciation ski day, but will not be open to the general public. We have had some of the best skiing and riding of the season here this spring, with over 100 inches of snow falling in the last three weeks of the season. Many members of the Dave Hansen Whitewater and Snake River Park team have been out enjoying some last great powder turns while they still can (without hiking for it anyway). The total snow depth has reached 502 inches, which is well above the average of 459 inches a year over the past 10 years. After tomorrow the lifts will be done bringing skiers and snowboarders up the mountain until next December, and we will finally be able to give our full attention to the preparations for the upcoming 2009 summer rafting season. while the hardcore skiers and snowboarders amongst us are sad to see the ski season ending, the excitement is growing for the upcoming summer season. The recent large amounts of snowfall are setting us up for some great rafting this year!
Trees of Jackson Hole
Not only does Jackson Hole have a huge variety of wildlife, but it has a variety of plant life as well. Jackson Hole is not the name of the town (Jackson is), but of the entire valley that runs between...
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Snake River Brewpub
The Snake River Brewpub has been a favorite of the local Jacksonites for years, and now it is easier than ever for you to experience a local favorite. They have now expanded their location since last summer, and have re-opened...
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