FAQ about Jackson Hole
Here you find some of the most common questions, and of course answers to them, that people usually have about Jackson Hole regarding the trip there, skiing, things to do, accommodation etc.
- How do I get to Jackson Hole?
- Can I go to Jackson Hole by train?
- How did Jackson Hole get its name?
- Is Jackson Hole Mountain Resort suitable for beginners?
- What is the Corbet's Couloir in Jackson Hole?
- What is the iconic Jackson Hole Aerial Tram?
- Where is Jackson Hole located?
- How much do you pay for a ski pass in Jackson Hole?
How do I get to Jackson Hole?
Unless you are living in Wyoming or close by and can drive, the most normal way to get to Jackson Hole is by air. Jackson Hole has its own airport, Jackson Hole Airport (IATA: JAC), which Is located in Grand Teton National Park, just a short drive from Jackson and the ski resort.
You can fly directly from 12 different major cities in the US (as of 2023) wintertime, find them all here. So if you plan to visit Jackson Hole from Europe the easiest route would be to fly to for example New York (Newark), Chicago or Atlanta, and then fly directly from there to Jackson Hole.
Can I go to Jackson Hole by train?
Not really since Jackson Hole doesn't have a train station. If you still are very keen on coming here by train you can take the train to Salt Lake City, which is actually the closest train station despite being about 320 kilometers (200 miles) from Jackson Hole. From Salt Lake City it takes almost five hours by car.
How did Jackson Hole get its name?
The area was named "Jackson's Hole" by fur trappers, after a mountain man named David Jackson. The term "hole" refers to a valley between mountain ranges.
Is Jackson Hole Mountain Resort suitable for beginners?
Well, while the resort has some beginner terrain, it's more known for its challenging runs. Jackson Hole is a place where normally more advanced skiers choose to go for the ski holiday.
What is the Corbet's Couloir in Jackson Hole?
Corbet's Couloir is an iconic and challenging chute on the mountain, often considered one of the most difficult ski runs in the world.
What is the iconic Jackson Hole Aerial Tram?
The Jackson Hole Aerial Tram takes both skiers and non-skiers from the base to the summit of Rendezvous Mountain, where you can enjoy stunning panoramic views.
Where is Jackson Hole located?
Jackson Hole is located in the western part of the U.S. state of Wyoming. The ski resort is renowned for its challenging and steep terrain, the iconic Jackson Hole Aerial Tram, and breathtaking views of the Grand Tetons.
How much do you pay for a ski pass in Jackson Hole?
A ski pass in Jackson Hole cost 255.00 USD (238.40 EUR) per day for adults, for youth 230.00 USD (215.02 EUR) and for children ski pass price is 153.00 USD (143.04 EUR).
