Snow King Resort history

The newly approved Mountain Master Plan called for 7,690 skiers per day, a much more comfortable capacity for the resort.1997 — The Teewinot high-speed quad opened, dramatically improving the mountain experience for beginners and intermediates.

2003 — The Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole opened.

The expansion included a larger security hold room and check point, a second baggage claim area, new check-in areas, a more spacious restaurant and additional parking.2005 — The Sweetwater lift was installed, directly linking beginner terrain to low intermediate terrain at mid-mountain.

2007 — The terminal design for the new tram was revealed, sporting a new version of a lower terminal clock tower that will remain as a landmark in Teton Village.

Winter 2010/11 — Two Gazex exploders were installed on the Headwall, alleviating avalanche danger in time for the winter season.

January 1, 2011 — A 2% Lodging Tax fee began collection and is estimated to yield $3.5 million annually for promotional purposes.

The resorts include Aspen/Snowmass, Alta, Jackson Hole, and Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows.December 2012 — The new Casper lift opened as a high-speed quad chair with a makeover of intermediate runs in the vicinity.

2015 — JHMR announced the 50th Anniversary Celebration for the 2015-16 winter season, with exciting events for guests and locals to enjoy.Winter 2015 — In honor of the 50th Anniversary, JHMR added the Teton lift.