View of the Tetons in winter

Stay for a Day

Winter won't wait around

If you’ve got one day to experience the very best of the Ghee, we’ve got you covered. We’ve compiled all the need-to-know information so you can get the very most out of your visit. But we’ll warn you now—if you get a taste of our Targhee powder, one day might not be enough.

A woman nordic skiing
Skiier in deep powder at Grand Targhee Resort
Child eating cookie
A skier riding through powder

Conditions

Straight From The Mountain

Here are all the details you’ll need to know what the mountain is looking like. Weather, the latest snow report, what’s been groomed, lift statuses, and more. Take a little look for yourself so know what’s shaking when you arrive up here ready to ride with your skis or boards. 

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Three people fat biking along a snow trail

Activities

Let The Adventures Roll

Wait, you heard there might be more to Targhee than just skiing and riding? The rumors are true. There’s no shortage of activities to try up here, whether you want to give cross-country skiing a try or hop on a fat bike and cruise along groomed trails. And that’s just the start. 

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lessons

Two adults in a ski lesson

Can you think of a better way to find your feet on the slopes than with a professional instructor and guide who knows the mountain better than anyone else? Yeah, neither can we. Fortunately, our Ski & Snowboard School can help you fine-tune your skills and show you around, making sure you squeeze every ounce of fun out of your Targhee trip. 

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Lodging

If you’re beginning to think a day might not be enough, we won’t judge you. In fact, we thought that might be the case. So if you’re looking to extend your stay, we’ve got a wide range of lodging options on offer for you to find a cozy place to stay slopeside. Ski-in, ski-out. Repeat.

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Need to Know

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.

Mountain Safety