Muscular, rugged mountains with stark granite walls; high-alpine bowls; 4,139 vertical feet (1,262 m), and 2,500 acres (1,012 ha) of some of the most challenging inbounds skiing in North America; all surrounded by 120 square miles (310 sq km) of open-gate backcountry...Jackson Hole is North America’s answer to Chamonix – biggest vertical drops, endless backcountry skiing and great snow.

Corbett’s Couloir is the most notorious descent and there is lots of great, accessible backcountry terrain in Cody and Casper bowls and Rock Springs.

2,500 acres, 76 acres, 12 lifts

50% of the skiing is classified as advanced/expert

Base Elevation: 1923m
Vertical rise: 1262m
Summit Elevation: 3185m

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