Snow King Resort

Location

Teton County

United States

43° 28' 23.7468" N, 110° 45' 27.036" W

General info:

Snow King is a smaller family ski area, located just steps from downtown Jackson. Know locally as the private://Town Hill,private:// the area offers five lifts servicing 400 acres of skiable terrain. You will find a vertical of over 1,500 feet, with several steep runs near the top and some nice cruisers toward the bottom.

BASE: 6237ft
SUMMIT: 7808ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1571ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 4
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 3
Surface: 1

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