Top 11 U.S. Destinations to Hit the Slopes This Holiday
| December 17, 2018
3. Jackson Hole
Located in Wyoming, Jackson Hole is one of the state’s most popular attractions. Although it’s been a local secret for decades, recent investments have given this resort a global reputation. This year will be the first season with the newest development, the Sweetwater gondola mid-station, which will house a mountain sports school and several dining options. The two mountains Rendezvous and Apres Vous make up the ski area, which totals 2,500 acres. After you’re finished on the slopes for the day, head down into Teton Village, the area’s commercial center, where there are plenty of adorable shops, restaurants, and bars.
A six-day lift ticket costs around $525.
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