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Jackson Hole | |
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Wyoming |
Jan. 12-19, 2008 |
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| Jackson Hole has always been a bit of a paradox: Old West or Upscale Resort? Huge steep powder or long groomed cruisers? Mangy Moose Saloon or Four Seasons Spa? Epic skiing and go to sleep or, a wide variety of things to do après-ski? The Jackson Hole, Wyoming, of the New Millennium is all of these things and more. To be sure, this is old cowboy country, the best of the Old West, casual and relaxed. However, the place that’s long cultivated a rawhide mystery has developed a softer, swankier side. Since 1996, more than $300 million has been spent to transform once tiny Teton Village, the ski area base, into a grand resort. At the foot of Rendezvous Mountain are seven posh new hotels and five new restaurants along with two full-service spas. Our accommodation, the Teton Mountain Lodge, offers opportunities as limitless as the Wyoming sky. As a picturesque mountain resort, Teton Mountain Lodge provides the ultimate Jackson Hole lodging experience. Located slope side to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, this Jackson Hole hotel offers ski-in convenience just steps away from the gondola. The breath-taking wilderness of Grand Teton National Park is also less than a mile away, making The Lodge the ultimate base camp and best lodging choice for a Wyoming adventure. Developer Rob DesLauriers, longtime professional skier, says skiing hard all day should be rewarded with all the luxuries skiers crave, such as in-room boot dryers, coffeemakers, double showerheads, in-room dining and grocery delivery, and massage/spa services. The new Solitude Spa at Teton Mountain Lodge presents an unparalleled luxury spa experience. Promising to become one of the Rocky Mountain West’s premier spa destinations, this brand-new, 16,000-square-foot Jackson Hole spa and fitness center allows you to escape to a peaceful and meditative environment surrounded by water – including a magnificent fountain that cascades down two levels of the Solitude Spa, which is named for nearby Solitude Lake. The skiing is still as challenging as you wish to make it. Think big when you think of Jackson Hole: 500 inches of snow annually, 2,500 acres of great skiing, including the 4,139-foot vertical drop of Rendezvous Mountain, a must for experts. Apres Vous Mountain offers spacious cruising and Casper Bowl lures intermediates with just the right degree of challenge. Beginners, too, have plenty of choices in this vast mountainscape. Over the Hill Gang offers Jackson Hole because it provides a variety of experiences in a unique atmosphere. Over 50 percent of the mountain is beginner or intermediate terrain! Recently added are Bridger Gondola and four other lifts, and additional snowmaking capability. As Larry Rieser, a long-time OTHGI member and the oldest of Jackson’s instructors, has said, “Jackson tests your limits. Skiing here helps you stay young.” No matter what your personality or skiing ability, Jackson will give you a memorable experience. |