SnowBrains’ Jackson Hole reporter Coop Kahlenberg surfing the heck out Sublette ridge yesterday. photo: miles clark/snowbrains

Jackson Hole, WY was pure magic today.

Today was the most fun I’ve ever had on a storm day at Jackson Hole. Big thanks to my buddies for showing me around. Yes friends on a powder day.

Connery Lundin in the deep off Sublette Ridge today. photo: coop kahlenberg/snowbrains

The snow was impressively deep today.

We started the day on an early tram and it was simply ridiculous up there.

Rendezvous Bowl was smooth, wind-buffed, smokey.

Miles Clark in the deep on Sublette Ridge today. photo: Connery Lundin

The Alta Chutes were deep, sluffy, easy.

The Field Goal was technical, log-jammed, scary.

The air on Nightmare was fun, the landing was flat.

Sublette ridge was fast, wide-open, untouched. So fun.

The Hobacks were fresh, smooth, fun.

Teton Brown hucking off Thunder today. photo: snowbrains

We hit Cablesouth Cafe for pizza, beer, and a dry off/warm up at about 11am.

Back out around noon straight to Apres Vous backcountry. Pillows. They’re big, perfect, full of flat landings, hoots, and smiles.

Connery Lundin off the goal post today on Sublette. photo: Coop Kahlenberg/snowbrains

After 3 pillow laps, we headed back up top and dipped into the backcountry to the south. It was horrifically deep out there. Our buddy Teton went big. The skiing was unreal. Unreal. You could jump off everything. Landings were fat. Turns were absolutely explosive.

After a big turn, the smoke from your turn would rise, swirl, and hang for seconds…

Today was an excellent day at Jackson Hole. I couldn’t have possibly asked for me.

Thanks.

Miles Clark off the goal post today on Sublette. photo: Coop Kahlenberg/snowbrains

**Weather: it snowed pretty hard all day. Wind was blowing hard at times. Started raining at the base of the mt. at 5pm.

**Note: Jackson Hole is closed today due to downed power poles. They may be closed for up to a week while the power poles are repaired. Teton Pass has been closed due to avalanche control since yesterday morning and is forecast to open today at 4pm.