Winter Camping
Imagine yourself here, warm
and comfortable on your own winter camping adventure.
Winter is a great time to explore the mountains
because there are so few people out there. Gone
are the crowds and bugs of the summer months.
Winter offers the opportunity to observe nature
in a peaceful blanket of snow.
We offer private, customized winter camping trips in Grand Teton National Park or the Jedediah Smith Wilderness. We will show you how to build a quinzee, quigloo, or snow cave, as well as how to stay warm and comfortable living in the outdoors. We build our camps to access good powder skiing or rolling touring terrain. Winter camping trips can also be combined with a yurt trip to offer you both experiences.
Teton Crest Traverse
Rated by Outside Magazine as one of the “25 Trips of a Lifetime”
April 12-16
This is the Haute Route of the Tetons and our most popular winter camping trip. Join us on a 5-day tour from Teton Pass to Grand Teton National Park. Learn how to stay warm and comfortable while traveling through the Teton high country. Participants should be strong intermediate skiers in good physical condition with a sense of adventure.
Details: $1170/person, includes 5 days guiding/instruction, rental/use of all camping and avalanche equipment, and transportation to/from trailhead in Driggs, Idaho.
3-Day Winter Camping
We are offering a 3-day winter camping expedition with the objective of climbing and skiing the biggest peaks on the western slope of the Tetons. Peak ascents will include Table Mountain (11,000 feet) Treasure Bowl (10,112’) and Little’s Peak (10,712’). Participants should be strong skiers in good physical condition with a sense of adventure.
Details: $675/person, includes 3 days guiding/instruction, rental/use of all camping and avalanche equipment, and transportation to/from trailhead in Driggs, Idaho.
For winter camping trips, we provide:
• A large, overnight backpack
• Shelter
• Sleeping bags & pads
• All food
• All cooking equipment, utensils and other
group gear
You Provide:
Your personal items, ski equipment and a sense of adventure. See the Gear List page for details.