Plan Ahead, Stay Safe: The Jackson Hole Resource Guide

We've pulled together the local links we trust for weather, roads, trails, and conditions, and since we've been outfitting Jackson Hole for health and adventure since 1975, we've added a few notes on how to gear up and stay safe out there. Stop in before you go, and we'll help you get set.

Weather & Forecasts

National Weather Service — Jackson Point Forecast Mountain Weather — Jackson Hole Forecast Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Snow King Mountain Grand Targhee Resort

Mountain weather changes on a dime. Check before committing!

Gear Up at Stone: Grab hand and foot warmers, lip balm, and SPF up front — the high-altitude sun is no joke, even when it's chilly. And don't forget a rain poncho!

Know before you go! The backcountry is unforgiving, and conditions change daily.

Gear up at Stone: First aid essentials, emergency blankets, hand/foot warmers and energy bars— the small stuff makes a big difference.

Jackson Hole Avalanche Center JH Nordic Trail Conditions Teton County Search & Rescue

Snow & Backcountry

Parks, Forests & Public Lands

Grand Teton National Park Hiking in GTNP Yellowstone National Park Bridger Teton National Forest--Alerts & notices Recreation.gov--Camping & Permits National Elk Refuge

From the parks to the millions of acres of forest around town, this is the best public land in the country. Check alerts, closures, and permits first.

Gear up at Stone Drug: Before a hike, swing in for blister care and moleskin, electrolytes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and first aid. A hot spot on mile two can end a good day fast!