4 DAYS SKIING IN JACKSON HOLE
Day 1: Arrival and Settle In
Arrive at Jackson Hole Airport. Depending on your time of arrival, grab some breakfast in town at a local favorite like Persephone Bakery or The Bunnery. Spend the afternoon getting your ski gear organized. You can rent equipment from a local shop if you haven't brought your own. Your Ski.com agent can help you book your equipment rentals for pick up at a local shop or arrange for delivery. Chat with your agent the night before arrival to secure the deal.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner at Teton Thai or Il Villaggio Osteria in Teton Village, followed by an early night to be well-rested for your first day on the slopes.
Day 2: First Day on the Slopes
Start early to make the most of your Ikon Day Pass. Catch the first lift and enjoy the fresh corduroy. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is known for its challenging terrain, so warm up on some easier runs before tackling more difficult slopes.
After lunch at the Rendezvous Lodge, try some of the iconic runs like Corbet's Couloir if you’re an experienced skier, or explore the Bridger Gondola area for more scenic and intermediate trails. Head back to the village and unwind with some après-ski activities. Have dinner at the Mangy Moose, which is a staple for both food and atmosphere. Be sure and check out their lineup for live music.
Day 3: Continue Exploring the Mountain
Explore more remote areas of the ski resort, such as the backcountry terrain accessible via the Tram. The Hobacks offer some of the best powder skiing in the resort. Take a break at the Casper Restaurant for a hearty lunch with a view. Spend the rest of the day enjoying runs you missed the previous day or revisiting favorites. Head to King Sushi to fuel up after an epic day. Splurge on some of their delicious roles that are worth a try.
Day 4: Last Day and Departure
Enjoy a few last runs in the morning. It’s a good chance to take photos or enjoy a leisurely ski if you’ve been pushing hard the previous days.
Check out of your hotel and do some last-minute shopping in Teton Village or the town of Jackson. Grab a late lunch or early dinner in town—Snake River Grill and Bin22 are excellent choices. Depart from Jackson Hole Airport or extend your stay to explore more of what Wyoming has to offer, like a visit to nearby Grand Teton National Park if time permits.