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What is the terrain like in the Tetons?

December 1, 2017

A lifetime would not be long enough to ski all of the great terrain in the Tetons. Big, open bowl skiing, large meadow gliding, knife-edge ridge walks, and classic couloirs are all available and covered in an annual 500″ of the lightest density snow you can imagine.

The Teton region has long been revered as a hot spot in American alpinism and backcountry skiing. For the novice skier looking to learn the telemark turn, to the experienced backcountry traveler looking for an exciting alpine excursion, the Tetons will not disappoint. Each of our yurts are surrounded by terrain suited for all abilities.

Average length of a run is about 1,000 ft, however, some runs are as long as 3,000 ft.

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