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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort marks its 60th anniversary this winter with a major celebration and significant savings on lift tickets for skiers and snowboarders. The renowned Wyoming resort is offering up to 40% off lift tickets purchased by September 30 as part of its 60th Sale, alongside several new ticket options and a return of popular passes.
The 2025-26 winter season officially kicks off on November 28. To honor six decades of skiing and snowboarding on its legendary terrain, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is encouraging visitors to book early to secure the best prices and preferred dates. The 2024-25 winter season wrapped up on April 13 after 134 days of operation, delivering 445 inches of snowfall, highlighted by a deep February and a spring season that kept delivering.
Among the new lift ticket products for this milestone season is the Weekday 3-Day Ticket priced at $499, allowing guests to ski or ride any 3 out of 4 days from Monday through Thursday. Another new offering is the January Pass, granting unlimited access for all 31 days of January 2026 for $1,550, with no blackout dates.
Returning by popular demand is the Flex 5 Ticket, which enables skiers and riders to use five days within a seven-day period without reservations, even on sold-out days. This pass can save users up to 30% compared to standard lift tickets but comes with limited availability and must be purchased by September 30 or until sold out.
In addition to these offerings, guests bundling lift tickets with lodging and qualifying activities through Jackson Hole Resort Reservations may qualify for up to $500 in air travel credits. The resort continues to manage daily lift capacity and requires reservations for Ikon Pass and Mountain Collective passholders, maintaining an experience focused on quality and guest satisfaction.
Doug Pierini, the new CEO of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, highlighted the significance of the anniversary as both a celebration of the past and a look toward the resort’s future. The resort remains an iconic mountain destination with 4,139 vertical feet, 2,500 acres of terrain catering to all skill levels, and a deep-rooted western spirit unique to its location near Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
Since opening in 1965, Jackson Hole has truly been One Wild Ride—from the launch of the original Aerial Tram in 1966 to the first daring descents of Corbet’s Couloir, to record-breaking snowfall and freeride events that have shaped the sport. Families have shared powder days, friends have pushed each other on iconic terrain, and generations of skiers and riders have created lasting memories here. As we celebrate 60 years of deep powder, big sends, and unforgettable moments, Jackson Hole invites you to experience the legacy for yourself—or return to relive it. Whether it’s your first visit or your fiftieth, there’s never been a better time to join the celebration and make new memories at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
For full details on lift ticket deals and new passes, visit Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s official lift ticket page.
