Eric on Sep 13, 2016
Cody Bowl
Summit of the Teton Lift
Tram Station Cam
Sweetwater Gondola, Teewinot Base
Mountain View
Village Commons
Eric on Sep 13, 2016
Fall has officially arrived in Jackson Hole but excluding a rogue snowstorm in July, we just had our first real dusting of snow in the high country! Temperatures have dropped below freezing at the summit of Rendezvous Mountain and Big Red is getting its first true taste of winter. While the rest of the valley felt rain and cool temperatures this morning, the Tram summit was subject to five inches of fresh Teton powder.
Big Red emerges after an evening at 10,450′ with a fresh coat.
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Tram operator’s clean the fresh wintry mix off the windows on the morning of September 13th.
Aspen and cottonwood trees have begun their annual change, lighting up the valley with glowing yellow, orange and crimson. In addition, the whole area is active with wildlife making their preparations for winter – moose and elk in the “rut” and on the move and countless birds making a pit stop on their way south.
Doesn’t take much effort to view the amazing diversity of wildlife this time of year.
Fall in Jackson Hole is an incredible time of year with cool, comfortable nights, mostly warm days and fresh mountain air.
The upper mountain was blanketed with a few inches of snow September 13th.
We took the tram to the summit and…well, it was a different story. While fall is a special time in Jackson, it can often be short lived and mother nature can make other plans in a hurry. Locals are talking about snow predictions and starting to think about new gear in anticipation of the upcoming winter. Now is the time to get on board, don’t miss out on great deals going on now!
Snow blowers and shovels had to be broken out for the first time in months.
Tram sightseers were greeted with a ‘December-esque’ morning at the summit.
We’re all patiently waiting for some cowboy pow!
Old man winter wanted a waffle on the morning of September 13th!
Count ’em! Looks like 5 or 6 inches to us!
