Skiing in Wyoming - Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole

We did ski in Wyoming, but stayed in Idaho. (I figured I should give Idaho some credit, mostly for having cheap lodging.)  Anyway, shout out to Driggs, ID for providing this view of the Tetons on the way into town:

Our ski days here were at Grand Targhee and Jackson Hole. They really couldn't be more different.  Grand Targhee is a smaller, less intimidating, more local resort. Jackson Hole is steep, iconic destination skiing.  We had a great time at both places!

The perks of Grand Targhee are cheap(er) lift tickets, low crowds, and honestly great terrain. The visibility wasn't perfect the day we went, but the snow was pretty good off piste and we discovered some great areas and views of the Tetons.

Scott on run called "Teton View"

The day we chose for Jackson Hole was bluebird and we were excited to check it out!  This was a new resort for Scott and me.  We had some great skiing in the morning since the temperature was actually pretty warm and the snow was already soft.  Jackson Hole is another one of those resorts that is known for being difficult (how do I end up here?).

In the afternoon, we went for a tram lap.  The Jackson Hole tram is pretty famous (so I'm told) and the only way down is black diamond. (Don't worry, mom and dad, no problem!)

I'm pretty meh on the tram because the line is really long and they cram tons of people in it. But, the view at the top was pretty incredible, and the ski down pretty fun (and long!).

Skiing from the tram allowed us to get to this cool bowl zone (pictured). We both skied this area a couple times, although Scott took a few more laps than me.

We ended the day with some great apres ski drinks in the sunshine.  We had a great time in Wyoming, and hope we can ski here again soon!