The Best Ski Resorts for Powder Skiing in Wyoming

Seeking out that perfect powder day? Our ranking of the best powder zones comes straight from skiers and snowboarders who've carved through these snowy paradises. The Snomad community has spoken – these are the resorts where you'll find the deepest, fluffiest snow and the best terrain to enjoy it. What makes this list special is that it's built on genuine experiences, not marketing hype. Ready to add your voice? Submit your own review and help fellow powder hounds find their next stash.

Looking for more than just powder? Check out our other Wyoming rankings for Tree Skiing, Off-Piste and Quiet Slopes to round out your mountain adventure.

Best Ski Resort for Powder in Wyoming: Grand Targhee Resort - Powder Zones Rating

Grand Targhee is revered as a genuine powder paradise by Snomad users. The resort consistently delivers exceptional snow conditions, with many describing it as "powder heaven." One skier raves about experiencing some of the "deepest days of my life here." The off-piste areas are particularly celebrated, with advanced riders finding endless powder stashes among the tree runs. A user who is an advanced snowboarder mentioned discovering powder pockets hidden throughout the glades. While weekends can get busier, weekdays offer nearly untouched powder fields. The consistent snowfall creates reliable conditions that, as one reviewer puts it, are "amazing 90% of the season."

#2 Jackson Hole - Powder Zones Rating

Jackson Hole's powder zones are legendary among our users. With an abundance of fresh, fluffy snow, it's a powder hound's paradise. One Snomad community member described it as having "unmatched snow quality" with powder that's "fluffy and so fun to shred through." Expert skiers particularly love the powder stashes hidden in the tree lines, with advanced snowboarder Hannah noting she "can always find a powder stash or two in the trees." When conditions are right, the mountain transforms, offering what many users call an "epic" powder experience that keeps them coming back year after year.

#3 Snowy Range Ski & Recreation Area - Powder Zones Rating

While not a powder paradise, Snowy Range delivers decent snow for a small resort. Our reviewers mention that the area sees regular snowfall with "powder almost every week in the winter." The mountain offers some enjoyable tree runs, though one Snomad community member notes that "there isn't a ton of tree runs and powder everyone is looking for." For the best fresh tracks, head to the backside of the mountain which users describe as "cooler and quieter." Timing is crucial, as one advanced skier points out: "Small resort but fun if you can time it right with good snow."