Visit White Pine

Everything you need to know before you go. Hours, conditions, directions, and answers to your questions about skiing at White Pine Resort near Pinedale, Wyoming.

Current Conditions

Season Dates & Hours

Getting Here

FAQs

WINTER HOURS & SEASON DATES

2025-26 Season: December 12, 2025 – March 30, 2026

Ticket Sales, Retail, Rentals, Snowsports

8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Chairlifts

9:00 am – 4:00 pm

White Pine Bar

11:00 am – 5:00 pm

White Pine Grill

11:00 am – 4:00 pm

Holiday Break (Dec 18 – Jan 3): Open every day

Weather Closures: We prioritize safety. If conditions require closure, we'll notify ticket holders via email and post updates on our website and social media.

GETTING HERE

74 White Pine Road
Pinedale, WY 82941

Skiing Near Pinedale, Wyoming

White Pine Resort sits in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, 20 minutes from Pinedale. As one of Wyoming's most welcoming ski areas, we offer stunning Wind River Range views and consistent powder from December through March. Skip the mega-resort crowds—our average lift wait is under 3 minutes, or none!

White Pine is closer than you think: 20 minutes from Pinedale, 1.5 hours from Jackson, 1.5 hours from Rock Springs, 4 hours from Salt Lake City.

From Major Cities

- Take I-80 E to US-189 N
- Follow US-189 N through Kemmerer
- Turn onto WY-353 toward Pinedale
- Follow signs to White Pine Resort (45 min from Pinedale)
- Take US-189/191 S toward Pinedale
- Continue to White Pine Resort turnoff
- Take US-191 N to Pinedale
- Follow signs to White Pine Resort

PARKING

Free parking at the base lodge.

Accessible parking is available near the main entrance.

On powder days, arrive before 9:30 am for the best spots.

Check conditions before you leave:

Wyoming Roads: wyoroad.info
Weather: weather.gov

WHAT TO EXPECT

Never skied before? You're in good company. Here's what makes White Pine perfect for beginners:

You can see most of the mountain
The majority of runs are visible from the base lodge

No getting lost
All runs lead back to one central area

Patient instruction
Small group lessons with experienced instructors

Uncrowded
Average lift wait: 0-3 minutes (not 30+)

Relaxed vibe
No aggressive skiers, no judgment

Weekly events
Learn more about our weekly traditions →

FAQs

Planning Your Trip

January-February for consistent snow and fewer crowds. March for warmer temps and spring skiing. Weekdays are quieter than weekends.
Typically:
Lift tickets: 1-2 days ahead is fine.
Lessons: Book at least 1-2 weeks ahead (walk-ins rarely available).
Lodging in Pinedale: Book 2-4 weeks ahead for weekends.
Yes, but advance purchase guarantees you’ll get on the mountain faster!
Absolutely. We’ve the perfect beginner terrain, patient instructors, and you can see most of the little mountain from the base lodge—parents' peace of mind is built in.
Perfect! Start with our First-Timer Family Package—lessons, rentals, and lift tickets in one bundle. Most of our guests are beginners or intermediates.
Not likely. We have 29 runs with clear progression paths. Families return for years as skills develop—beginner-friendly doesn't mean beginner-only.

Day-Of Logistics

Layer up! Base layer (moisture-wicking long underwear), mid layer (fleece/insulated jacket), outer layer (waterproof ski jacket & pants), plus warm gloves, hat, neck gaiter, goggles, and ski socks (not cotton). Don't have gear? Our rental shop has everything, including helmets.
Valid ID (for rentals/lessons), water bottle, sunscreen & lip balm (high altitude sun is intense), snacks or cash for lunch. Leave expensive jewelry and extra electronics at home.
8:30 am if you need rentals. 9:00 am if you have your own gear. Parking gets further away by 11 am on powder days, but it’s still a super short walk!
Right at the base lodge—visible from the deck. Your confirmation email has exact meeting point details.
There's an open gear area in the base lodge—no lockers, just a communal space.
Yes! Base lodge has burgers, chili, kids meals, and hot drinks. Typical lunch for a family of four: $50-75.
Base lodge has seating with Wi-Fi and warm drinks. You can watch lessons and skiers from the deck.

Safety & Weather

We'll email ticket holders as soon as the call is made and post on our website/social. You can reschedule for another day this season or receive a credit for next season.
Pinedale Aquatic Center has a pool and climbing wall. Museums, restaurants, and ice fishing on Fremont Lake. Our base lodge has Wi-Fi and warm drinks if you want to wait out a storm.
Check our Conditions page each morning. We follow strict weather protocols and prioritize safety over operations.
Our compact layout means you can see most runs from the base lodge. Ski patrol responds quickly—average response time is 5 minutes. Still, establish a clear meeting point with your kids before heading out.
Sublette County Hospital in Pinedale (15 minutes). Our Ski Patrol consists of trained EMTs wilderness first aid and CPR. Ski patrol has emergency equipment on-site.
Strongly encouraged for everyone, required for kids under 12. Free helmet rental with equipment package.

Pricing & Policies

Access to all lifts and runs. Rentals, lessons, and food are separate unless you book a package.
Lift tickets are non-refundable once purchased, but you can reschedule up to 48 hours before your visit date.
Lift tickets are non-refundable once purchased, but you can reschedule up to 48 hours before your visit date. Weather closures: full refund or reschedule.

Terrain & Skill Levels

We're honest—if you're looking for extreme terrain or 100+ runs, we’re not your mountain. We're perfect for beginners through solid intermediates. Or pros that want to escape the crowds and experience what skiing used to feel like. Our guests value quality over quantity and uncrowded runs over endless options.
You can ski every run if you want, but most families focus on progression and comfort rather than checking boxes. Our terrain supports 3-5 years of skill development.
Not yet! But we intend to build a little one in early 2026. And as our focus is family-friendly skiing and skill development, this new terrain park will cater to this.
1000 feet

Lodging & Area Info

Our sister property, High Country Suites, in Pinedale - a modern hotel with family rooms and full kitchens - or our White Pine Ski-Out Cabin at the hill. See below for direct links!

Pinedale has additional hotels and vacation rentals.
Pinedale Aquatic Center (pool, climbing wall), snowmobiling, ice fishing on Fremont Lake, museums, restaurants.
Summer: hiking, fishing, concerts, camping at White Pine.
Not on the mountain or in the base lodge, but your pup can stay in the car while you ski/board. Pinedale has pet-friendly lodging options.
Yes, dry car camping is allowed in the parking area. Fair warning—it gets cold at night in Wyoming winter. Most visitors prefer lodging in Pinedale, 45 minutes away.

Stay Close to the Adventure

High Country Suites offers comfort and convenience in the heart of Pinedale — perfect for families and groups who want modern amenities and easy access to town.

For a more immersive experience, our mountainside cabin places you steps from the slopes and surrounded by the peace of the Wyoming wilderness. Enjoy rustic charm, breathtaking views, and the simplicity of mountain living.

BOOK OUR MOUNTAINSIDE CABIN

High Country Suites