Local Spotlight: Snow King & The New Aurora Restaurant

Snow King: Hiding in Plain Sight – There’s More Than Meets the Eye! 🏔️✨

When people think of Jackson Hole, the mind often jumps to iconic peaks and powder days at the world-renowned resorts. But locals know that one of Jackson’s best-kept secrets has always been hiding in plain sight: Snow King Mountain—affectionately known as the “town hill.”

Anchoring the south side of downtown Jackson, Snow King has long been a beloved local spot for quick laps and unbeatable views. But now, thanks to a major expansion, Snow King is stepping into the spotlight—offering year-round adventure and attractions that rival even the biggest resorts.

⛰️ What’s New (and Why You’ll Love It):

🚡 Scenic Gondola Rides with Jaw-Dropping Views
Soar above the valley and take in stunning 360-degree views of the Tetons, the National Elk Refuge, and the charming town of Jackson below.

🎢 The Thrill of the Alpine Coaster
Feel the rush on the mountain coaster that winds through the trees—fun for kids, families, and adrenaline-seekers alike.

⛷️ Expanded Ski Terrain
More terrain means more options, from beginner-friendly slopes to challenging steeps for seasoned skiers and boarders.

🔭 Summit Observatory & Stargazing
At the new mountaintop observatory, the stars shine even brighter. Come for the views by day—and stay for the cosmos at night.

🎶 Events, Concerts & Après-Ski Fun
From mountaintop concerts to slope-side festivities, Snow King brings the community together with a calendar full of can’t-miss events.

Whether you're visiting for the weekend or lucky enough to call Jackson home, Snow King Mountain is more than a ski hill—it's a four-season playground, a local favorite, and a reminder that some of the best experiences are right under your nose.

Visit SnowKing.com to plan your visit and see what’s happening on the hill.

I’m Meredith Landino, your local real estate guide and Jackson Hole insider, here to shine a light on all the places that make our town extraordinary—on and off the slopes.