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A perfect steep face.
Best Freerides near Legendary Jackson Hole
A selection of epic freerides in the legendary Jackson Hole.
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Description
Jackson Hole is renowned amongst serious skiers for its excellent freeriding. Snowboarding legend Travis Rice grew up in Jackson Hole and endorsed it as having "the best freeriding in North America." Located in the western reaches of Wyoming, and 4 hours from the nearest big city, it's a real end of the road resort. The relative isolation means that the slopes are not too crowded, despite Jackson Hole being such a high ranking ski area.
A great introduction to the backcountry of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is Rock Springs Canyon. It’s easy to access, and there is fairly mellow terrain throughout. At the other end of the spectrum is the beastly Central Couloir: a steep, technical challenge that should really only be tackled by experienced skiers and snowboarders in optimum conditions.
Source:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2013/jan/19/jackson-hole-wyoming-skiing-snowboarding
Adventures
Front and center; the epitome of an extreme ski line.
An enticing face that is more dangerous than it appears.
A narrow winding path, through an improbable cliff.
A sneaky chute into Rock Springs Canyon
Introduction to Jackson backcountry.
Tight, north-facing trees from the entrance to the Hobacks.
The exit route out of Granite Canyon
A classic east facing pocket in Cody Bowl, and the least steep way down Cody Bowl
So steep you’ll barely feel the ground underneath you
Steep, steep, steep!
South facing, technical chutes from the top of the Bridger Gondola.
A wicked steep and elusive couloir.
A great run, easy hike, fantastic views.
Steep tight trees; a primo powder run with obstacles abound.
Slightly steeper and longer than No Shadows, but just as classic.
Caution Advised!
Corbet's Crazier Cousin
A traverse / Sidestep to bring you to No Name Face
The big show!
Access to Pucker Face, Cody Peak runs, The North Shore and more.