Woman snowshoeing in woods

Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing at Targhee

Discover winter's beauty at the Ghee with a pair of snowshoes and exploring the Nordic trail system. Snowshoeing is permitted along the traditional widely groomed Nordic trails, perfect for the whole family or an afternoon winter adventure. 

You can rent snowshoes in person through the rental shop, downstairs in Rendezvous Lodge, for $40 per pair. The price includes snowshoes, boots and poles. Available in adult and junior sizes. 

Please check the Lifts & Trails Report for the most accurate information and trail status.

QUICK NOTES

  • Nordic Trail Ticket or Winter Season Pass is required to access the Winter Sports Trail System.
  • Nordic Trail Tickets are sold at the Activities Center.
  • Please do not snowshoe in the classic track, please use the furthest edge of the groomed trail. 
  • Trails are shared with Nordic skiers and fat bikes.

TRAIL INFORMATION & RULES 

  • Nordic Trail ticket or Winter Season Pass is required to access the Winter Sports Trail System.  
  • Hours of operation: 9:00am – 4:00pm daily. 
  • Grand Targhee Resort’s Winter Sports Trail System will be closed when it snows more than 3″. 
  • Nordic trails are typically groomed, and the classic track set, on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, conditions permitting. Please check the Lifts & Trails Report for the most accurate information and trail status.
  • Resort boundaries are not marked. It is recommended to stay on designated trails. 
  • Trail system is Share the Trail. Treat other users with courtesy and respect. 
  • Keep the volume on your headphones at a reasonable level. 
  • Dogs are not permitted on trails. 
  • Over-snow vehicles may be encountered at any time, please give them plenty of space.  

UPHILL TRAVEL NOTICE: Huckleberry and Big Horn runs are CLOSED. Please recreate responsibly. No sledding. Please clean up after your pets.  All uphill travel will be CLOSED starting November 18.

LODGING NOTICE: Lodging opens on the evening of November 21st. 

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