Jackson Hole Snowshoeing: Snowshoe Rentals & Tours

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Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing is like walking with enormous shoes. Anyone can learn and it's a great activity for non-skiers and families. There are a number of places to go snowshoeing in Jackson. Read More

Where can I go snowshoeing in Jackson Hole?

Ranger-Led Snowshoe Hike
Grand Teton National Park offers a ranger-led snowshoe walk daily at 1:30pm. Meet at the Craig Thomas Discovery Center. $5 donation. Give them a call at (307) 739-3300 with questions.

Grand Teton National Park
If you don't want to join the ranger hike, you can go out on your own. Head to the Taggart Lake Trailhead and pick a route. You can stay on the groomed track to Jenny Lake or venture off into the fresh snow towards Taggart and Bradley Lakes. Stop by the Craig Thomas Visitor Center first and ask for a map and trail suggestions.

Nordic Trails
You can take snowshoes pretty much anywhere to can take cross country skis. Take a look at these Cross Country Ski Trails.

Teton Pass
While Teton Pass is known as a backcountry skiing destination, it also offers fantastic terrain for snowshoeing. Park at the top and head south along the forest service road. Follow the ridge out and back and please don't walk in the ski tracks.

Where can I find snowshoe rentals?

A number of gear stores in town offer snowshoe rentals.

Other Snowshoeing Resources

Central Idaho Recreation Coalition

The Central Idaho Recreation Coalition is an organization dedicted to restricting off road vehicle use in recreation areas and promoting use of human powered equipment and recreation.