Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
Our current tram is the second tram of its kind at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. In 2006, after 40 years of service, we retired our first tram and began building the new bigger and sleeker version that currently runs today. The original Aerial Tram held 52 people and took 10.5 minutes to reach the summit while the new tram holds 100 people and takes just about 9 minutes to reach the top.
Tram Facts
- Ride time: 9 minutes
- Length: 4,139 vertical feet
- Cable Length: 4.85 miles
- Capacity: 100 people
- Nickname: Big Red, The Red Heli
- Birthdate: December 19, 2008
- Construction Dates: April 2007 - December 2008
Tram and JHMR History
Discover the history of Big Red and how Jackson Hole Mountain Resort grew into the most iconic resort in North America.
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Corbet's Cabin
Take part in the tradition of delicious waffles atop Rendezvous Peak. There is no better place to enjoy a waffle than at Corbet's Cabin at 10,450 feet (accessed via the tram).
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Corbet's Couloir
Only accessible by riding the tram, Corbet's Couloir is widely considered the most famous and steepest run in North America. Drop in or just take a look over the edge to experience why Corbet's Couloir is on every skier or rider's top 10 list of runs to conquer.
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Ride the Tram
Pick up your lift ticket and ascend 10,000 feet in a 9-minute ride on the tram. At the top, start your descent on skis or take in the view while enjoying a world-famous waffle. Either way, your Jackson Hole adventure isn't complete without taking a ride up Big Red.
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