Backcountry Skiing/Snow Boarding
Our winter guides live for backcountry skiing. Join one of our experienced guides for a day of untracked powder, solitude and exercise. We will help you select objectives in line with your enthusiasm and ability. Here are just a few of the possibilities.Introduction to Backcountry Skiing
A short ski tour designed to acquaint you with the backcountry: tour techniques, beacon use, avalanche safety and pristine powder skiing. Vertical: 500-1500 feet.
$250 private; $135pp for 2; $110pp for 3
Teton Pass Ski Tours
A full day tour through legendary glades and bowls-easily accessed from Highway 22. Vertical: 2000-3000 feet.
$275 private; $160pp for 2; $120pp for 3
Grand Teton National Park Peak Skis
Olive Oil, Wimpy’s Knob, 25 Short, Maverick, and Shadow Peak: Sustained effort will bring you to the summit of these peaks where you’ll stand atop the spine of the Tetons. Thousands of feet of pristine skiing brings you back to the valley floor. Vertical: 2500-6000 feet.
$295 private; $190pp for 2; $140pp for 3
Dates: Sundays, once a month December through March. Sign-up with friends or join a group for a different tour each month.
Custom dates anytime.
Grand Teton National Park: Advanced Ski Tours
Ski some of the range’s famous couloirs and plush descents, such as the prominent Sliver Couloir on Nez Perce, the Spoon Couloir on Disappointment Peak, Albright Peak, the West Hourglass Couloir in Garnet Canyon, Shoot the Moon in Avalanche Canyon, and the Banana Couloir. Previous backcountry experience and avalanche knowledge required. Vertical: 4000-6000 feet.
$325 private; $225pp for 2; $175pp for 3
Spring Corn
A skier’s delight. Join us for the smooth velvet in April and May. We guide all tours listed above and below and also access Laurel Canyon, Rockchuck and Mt. St. John once the road opens.