Ski. Party. Sleep. Repeat.
Tired of the typical spring break on the beach?
Your less-adventurous classmates' spring break:
- Stumbling around a dirty, crowded beach
- Getting a nice even sunburn
- Passing out from heat exhaustion at 2pm
- Dropping $$$ to get into a crowded nightclub that's honestly less fun than your bar back on campus
Your spring break:
- Ripping through pow
- Enjoying après seshes with beautiful mountain views
- Meeting fascinating people that share your love of skiing/snowboarding
- Ending your day with FREE live music
If that's not enough to convince you that a trip to Jackson Hole will be your best spring break ever, keep reading.
Ski.
Shed some layers and bask in the sun as you fly down the mountain with some of the best snow conditions of the year. Spring powder days are common in the Tetons. In fact, the final 30 days of our ski season (March 15 - April 13) have seen an average of 66" of fresh snowfall (our record year saw 160"). And even if your trip doesn't align with a pow day, ripping through corn snow on a bluebird day is hard to beat. With average daily high temperatures in the 30s and 40s, expect the sun to soften the snow up and provide plush landings that will give you the confidence to send it extra hard.
Even with prime ski conditions, you can expect much shorter lift lines than you're used to. To improve guests’ experiences on the mountain and throughout the resort, we're continuing to limit the sale of daily tickets, so you can spend more time skiing epic lines instead of waiting in them. Book early to secure your spot on the mountain and save up to 15% on lift tickets. Better yet, if you're a season passholder of ANY ski resort in the world, you can save 50% on lift tickets with the Golden Ticket.
Party.
Think you'll miss out on the spring break party scene if you aren't on a beach? Think again! After all, partying tends to be a key component of the "ski bum" lifestyle. We were even awarded the #3 best après ski resort in North America in the 2024 OnTheSnow People's Choice Awards.
There's no shortage of liquid courage out on the mountain — Corbet's Cabin serves up a variety of spiked coffee, hot chocolate and hot cider to pair with their world-famous gourmet waffles at 10,450'. An array of beer, wine, and specialty drinks can be found in Rendezvous Lodge at the top of the Bridger Gondola. Keep the party going mid-mountain with a full bar and 3/$5 jello shots at Casper Restaurant. At the base, enjoy a sloshie at Café 6311, split a 6 pack from the General Store or stop into the Village's newest aprés spot, Tram Dock, during happy hour from 2-6pm and enjoy free live music every weekend at the Tram Dock Après Series from 3-6pm; treat yourself to a signature cocktail, toss back your favorite cold one, or try something new — we collaborated with Melvin Brewing, a local brewery, to release a refreshing beer called the "Jackson Hole Lager." Have fun out there, but please, check yourself — drink responsibly, hydrate and ski in control, so everyone stays safe on the mountain.
While Tram Dock is always a great place to après, it especially comes alive Saturdays in March with Road to Rendezvous, a FREE concert series in an unforgettable, sunny location, slopeside under the Aerial Tram.
Road to Rendezvous leads up to Rendezvous Music Festival, a FREE two-day music festival on April 4-5, 2024, providing the most iconic backdrops imaginable for legendary music acts: historic downtown Jackson Town Square and the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Checkout the lineup:
Friday, April 4
Charles Wesley Godwin
Carter Faith
Blake
Saturday, April 5
The Avett Brothers
St. Paul & the Broken Bones
Disko Cowboy
Looking for even more music? The Mangy Moose in Teton Village has been "gettin' loose since 1967," with an impressive schedule of touring music artists, in addition to free live music every day from 3pm - 6pm. In the Town of Jackson, One Ton Pig gets the crowd swing dancing for Bluegrass Night at the Silver Dollar Bar & Grill every Tuesday from 7:30pm to 11pm. The famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar also has live music every night starting at 8:30pm.
Want the inside scoop? Download our JH Insider app to be the first to hear about events. The app is also a great way to see where your friends are on the mountain so you don't get separated, view your daily stats and see real-time lift status, webcams, snow reports and more.
Sleep.
A good night's rest is important after a long day of skiing and partying. And with our lodging deals, you can sleep well, knowing it won't break the bank. Whether you stay in Teton Village for a non-existent commute to the resort, or in the Town of Jackson to be in the heart of Jackson's dining and nightlife scene, there's an option for you that will provide the rest and relaxation needed to re-energize you for the next day.
Repeat.
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