In the outskirts of the city of Jackson, Boyles Hill is a fun and easily accessible ski that can provide some great snow after a fresh fall. This is a great ski for all ages willing to try ungroomed runs and is not difficult to traverse to the top of the hill.

The riding at Mosquito Creek is remote and scenic, offering about 12 miles of single track. You will also find forest service roads to explore. There is a 96db noise limit and a spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles as well as a current Wyoming ORV permit. The trails are open to hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding so be courteous of others recreating.

At the base of the Tetons, this route begins at Teton Pines Cross Country Ski Lodge and follows their Meadows, Willows and Elk trails. The ski area is on a golf course and provides flat and wide open trails in majestic scenery.

Located at the southern end of the Teton Range, the Teton Pass provides access from the Jackson Hole valley to the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho. This route begins at the parking at the top of the pass and climbs north up the ridge. The route then follows the top of the ridge past the first bowl to the second, or north bowl, which is steeper than the southern bowl. This route drops down the east side of the ridge into the northern bowl. The bowl is large and provides great turns and amazing views. A short hike back to the car along the road is needed after reaching the bottom.

Edelweiss is a small accessible mountain on the south side of Teton Pass, that offers great bowl skiing. Located at the southern end of the Teton Range, the Teton Pass provides access from the Jackson Hole Valley to the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho. This route begins at the parking at the top of the pass and heads south through forests and along ridges and over hills, gradually climbing to the top of Edelweiss. Dropping off the southeast face of the mountain into a large bowl, this is an amazing ski with beautiful treeless sections and gorgeous views.

Located at the southern end of the Teton Range, the Teton Pass provides access from the Jackson Hole valley to the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho. This route begins at the parking at the top of the pass and climbs north up the ridge. This is one of many descents down the ridge and this one provides the least amount of hiking back to the car as it goes down the southeast slope and then drops back down to the parking. This is a great slope for beginning backcountry.

Located at the southern end of the Teton Range, the Teton Pass provides access from the Jackson Hole valley to the Teton Valley of eastern Idaho. This route begins at the parking at the top of the pass and climbs north up the ridge. The route then follows the top of the ridge to the first or south bowl and drops down the east side of the ridge into the bowl. The bowl is large and provides great turns and amazing views.

On the south end of the Tetons and the Jedediah Smith Wilderness, the hike to Phillips Pass is a relatively quick and easy day trip with great rewards.

This is mostly technical single track with short portions of double track. The return part uses the Jackson Hole Community Pathway System so be sure to check and obey local rules.

This section of the Snake River offers calmer waters for more relaxed paddling. The setting is scenic with views of the Tetons and lots of opportunity for wildlife viewing and birdwatching. The access to this section of the river is easy but shuttling of vehicles is required between Wilson's Bridge and the Von Gontard Landing.