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Jackson Hole
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This place looks seriously good, I like the sound of a 15minute transfer and with the state of the dollar, it looks very appealing. However, my wife and I are no experts and everything I read points to this resort being more suitable to the better standard of skier.
Has anyone been there who could give a little feedback? The other thing was lift pass prices in the UK for North American resorts, the brochures quote up to £40 per day, surely it would'nt be 75 dollars a day in the States.

Any info would be appreciated.
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hey up4it, I was trying to dig up my lift tix for last year. I think I paid about $67 per day...
http://www.jacksonhole.com/info/ski.tickets.lift.asp

As for ability, there is plenty for intermediates and beyond. And if you want to take it a bit easier, just head up the road to Grand Targhee.
The only advice for Jackson is AVOID THE TRAM if you're not an expert.
There's a lot of good intermediate stuff to be had off Apres Vous or the Bridger Gondola.

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Corbets Couloir
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Thanks for that Wear The Fox Hat, I've just found out it's three flights to get there though. No way i'm doing that so it's back to the brochures.
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up4it wrote:
Thanks for that Wear The Fox Hat, I've just found out it's three flights to get there though. No way i'm doing that so it's back to the brochures.


Don't know if this is now too late but you can fly American into Dallas and then onto JH. Good legroom too. Fly from both gatwick and LHR.
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up4it, go to Whistler.
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