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Here and Now: Bottomless Snow Blankets Jackson Hole

Here and Now: Bottomless Snow Blankets Jackson Hole

WORDS & PHOTOS • AMY JIMMERSON (@AmyJimmerson)

Featured image: Veronica Paulsen gets buried.

After three days and 50 inches of snow, you couldn’t avoid it. Pitted. Buried. Trenched. The verbs go on, but if you were here, these expressions don’t do it justice. The sound of whooping was pervasive. Through the trees and off the chairlift, hoots of happy riders echoed throughout the resort. One community, shellacked together with a phenomenal snow cycle, which came in right-side up.

Max gets barreled.
Max Martin, full immersion.
By day three the snow was light and had filled in nicely. Skier: Max Martin
Max Martin reacts to the first turn of the day.
A happy hallway of untracked powder. Skier: Max Martin
Rachael Burks creates her own snow globe.
Rachael Burks takes a deep breath between face shots.
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