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Weekend Events 9/21 - 9/23

Kick off the fall season in Jackson Hole and Teton Valley this weekend with harvest festivals, live music, Wyoming films, and the 2nd Annual Jackson Hole Marathon.

Chairlift Access to Teton Views

Beat the heat with ride on the Dreamcatcher chairlift at Grand Targhee Resort to nearly 10,000 ft where a viewing platform offers panoramic views of the Teton Range

Dry, warm weather continues to make for excellent cycling and mountain biking conditions in the Greater Teton Region. Grand Targhee opens for the summer season and we highlight the Munger Mountain trail network.

In Partnership With Hoback Sports

Introducing The 2012 Summer Bike Reports

In partnership with Hoback Sports, we are excited to introduce our 2012 Summer Bike Reports for Jackson Hole and the Greater Teton Region

Grand Targhee Closing Weekend and The Annual Cardboard Box Derby

It’s the closing weekend at Grand Targhee Resort and time for an event everyone looks forward to each year – The Annual Spring Cardboard Box Derby.

Grand Targhee celebrates Spring Break this weekend in throwback style with action on and off the slopes including an opportunity to ski free on Sunday.

The Good Life Episode 2: Teton Pass and Grand Targhee

On the Snow recently took a road trip through Wyoming, Idaho and Montana and documented their skiing adventures along the way. The second episode in the series takes a trip over Teton Pass with a stop at the Mount Glory bootpack and heads over the Grand Targhee Resort.

Junior Freeskiing Competition at Grand Targhee

Last weekend, some of the best 12-18 year old freeskiers in the country dropped in on Peaked Mountain at Grand Targhee for the Junior Freeskiing World Tour. From the looks of this video, these guys and gals are ready to compete with the big boys, and I am sure we will be seeing their names pop up in the Freeskiing and Freeride World Tours soon enough.

A Filthy Day on the Fork

Tetonia resident and sporting artist, Peter Sheppard, tells us a tale of shredding groomers by morning, catching trophy trout by the afternoon. Just another day in paradise!