Jackson Hole's Corbet's Cabin is Completely Buried In Snow

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Following a season that saw 651 inches of snow, Jackson Hole’s Corbet’s Cabin is completely buried in snow.

In two and a half weeks the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram will open for the summer season. It’s still snowing up high and the snowpack keeps getting bigger. We now have received 651”, that’s 54.25 FEET, of snow for the season in Rendezvous Bowl. The snowpack depth is still 163” which is 2” off the deepest recorded snowpack ever in the bowl.

We headed up the Aerial Tram with tram mechanics Mike Vase and Mark Hannon to take a look at Corbet’s Cabin and get the snowcat running. We found Corbet’s Cabin almost completely buried. The porch is full from the railing to the over the doors and you can walk right onto the roof.

A huge shout out to the Buildings and Areas crew for keeping Corbet’s Cabin dug out all season long. They will be back at it getting the Cabin ready for opening day on the 20^th of May. Waffles, snowballs and shredding will last into the “summer season.” – Jackson Hole Mountain Resort