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Contact Us →Carpools: Free carpool parking in the Ranch lot for vehicles with four or more occupants and a discounted rate for vehicles with three occupants ($5/$10 peak rate).
Short term (1 hour) and ADA parking is available throughout Teton Village.
FREE PARKING AT STILSON/START BUS
Free parking is provided at the southern end of Hwy 390 at the intersection of Hwy 22. Park at the Teton Village Transit Center (Stilson Lot) and take the free START Bus to Teton Village.
Frequent START buses run between Teton Village and Jackson from early morning to late night. Get the full schedule from your hotel concierge or at startbus.com. START Bus is complimentary from the Teton Village Transit Center to Teton Village. Hop on or off START Bus in front of the tram building.
Season Parking Passholders:
Restricted Pass Blackout Dates:
Close-in Parking Lot Prices (Base Village Lot, Mid Village Lot, Upper Village Lot):
Ranch Parking Lot Prices: Paid Parking in effect from 6:30am – 1:00pm daily
Peak Daily Pricing Dates:
Village Park
Tap ‘N Ski On Demand Parking
Village Park uses an innovative solar-powered, paperless, smart-parking system and Tap 'N Ski pay technology. Easily pay for parking using any QR code around the lots or below or by solar-powered kiosk and you are all set to park in any paid parking area.
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Download the JH Insider App or check the digital info screens at Café 6311, Ticket Services, and JH Sports. You can also tune into KJHR 100.1 FM or call (307) 733-2291 for updates.
There’s a lot happening in Teton Village this winter! Join us for Locals Week 2025, a 10-day celebration packed with exclusive discounts, community events, and the launch of the Locals Passport. This season also marks Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s 60th Anniversary, celebrated through the all-new Teton Village Restaurant Week — a culinary event showcasing the best dining in the Village.
Stay up to date on everything from live music and special promotions to major events by visiting thevillagemix.com or subscribing to The Mix Newsletter — your go-to guide for what’s happening at the base of the Tetons.
Children 8 and older meet at Solitude Station, accessible via the Sweetwater Gondola, while kids 7 and under meet at Kid’s Ranch in Cody House. For more details or to book lessons, call (877) 590-2490 or visit jacksonhole.com/lessons.
An inversion happens when temperatures in the valley are colder than they are higher on the mountain — a weather pattern that’s surprisingly common in Jackson Hole. On inversion days, you might notice a layer of fog or clouds hanging low over the base area while the sun shines brightly above on lifts like Après Vous, Thunder, or Sublette. It’s one of those magical moments when the higher you go, the warmer it feels.
To prepare, dress in light, breathable layers that you can easily adjust as you ride higher. Start your day with an extra mid-layer or puffy at the base, then stash it once you hit the sunshine up top. If it’s too cold to linger in the Village, head to Piste Mountain Bistro or Off-Piste Market at the top of the Bridger Gondola for a warm lunch with a view — or enjoy a mid-mountain break at Casper Restaurant where the sun often breaks through before it does below.
Inversions are part of what makes skiing in Jackson Hole so unique — they turn a cold morning into a bluebird day just a few thousand feet up.
No, but backcountry travel is entirely at your own risk. JHMR does not encourage or discourage access — if you plan to explore beyond the resort boundaries, make sure you’re prepared with proper gear including a beacon, probe, and shovel. You can rent or purchase avalanche safety equipment from Teton Village Sports or JH Sports, and always check conditions through the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. For guided experiences outside lift access, connect with a certified local guide service at (307) 739-2797.
Yes! The START Bus runs daily between Teton Village and Jackson, with a convenient stop in front of the Aerial Tram Building. Many hotels, including Hotel Terra, Teton Mountain Lodge, and Four Seasons Resort, also offer complimentary shuttle services for guests — a great perk to take advantage of during your stay. For additional flexibility, Lyft and Uber operate throughout the valley, making it easy to explore without needing your own vehicle. Check schedules at startbus.com or call (307) 733-4521.
Pick up pre-purchased lift tickets at one of several ticket boxes located at Guest Services, Mountain Sports School, Bridger Center, or Teton Village Sports.
Lift tickets are available at ticket windows on the south side of the Bridger Center and at the Tram Building. You can also purchase online at shop.jacksonhole.com — buying 14 days in advance guarantees the best rate.
Teton Village is compact and walkable, with trails and pathways connecting restaurants, shops, and lifts. For travel to and from Jackson, hop on the START Bus, which runs daily and is free between the Stilson Transit Center and the Village. Bike rentals and e-bikes are also available in summer at Teton Village Sports and JH Sports.
Yes! Leashed pets are welcome in most outdoor areas of Teton Village, including the Village Commons and nearby walking paths. Please note that pets are not allowed on JHMR lifts or ski terrain, and individual hotels such as Gravity Haus Jackson Hole and Hotel Terra have specific pet policies — check directly before booking.
During winter, paid parking is available in the Village and Ranch Lots, with discounts for carpools and free afternoon options. Free parking is available year-round at the Stilson Transit Center (at Hwy 22 & 390) with a free START Bus shuttle to the Village. For maps and rates, visit tetonvillagewy.gov.
Teton Village sits just one mile south of Grand Teton National Park’s southern entrance — roughly a five-minute drive. Access the park via Teton Park Road, or ask your hotel concierge for guided tour options through Wild Things of Wyoming.
Generally, no.
Residents and guests of residential areas within Teton Village are required to use the parking provided at their house or condo.
Hotel Guests staying overnight in Teton Village will need a parking pass from their hotel for entrance to paid lots.
Parking lots in the commercial core of the Village (base lot, upper lot, mid lot, and Ranch lot) are for overnight hotel guests and day visitors to Teton Village only. These lots do not allow for overflow parking for the residential areas.There is no overnight parking on any roads in Teton Village, residential or commercial. Vehicles parked without a permit are subject to being ticketed and/or towed at the owner’s expense.
Teton Village is the community — home to shops, dining, lodging, and events — while Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) is the ski and recreation area located within it. The Village is where you’ll find favorites like Mangy Moose, Stio, and Spur Restaurant & Bar, while JHMR operates the lifts, lessons, and mountain activities.
Absolutely! Beyond the slopes, you can ice skate on the Village Commons Rink, explore art and live music during Winterfest, take a dog sled tour with Call of the Wyld, soar with Jackson Hole Paragliding, or relax at one of the Village spas like SpaTerre or Chill Spa.
