What's Happening?
Jackson Hole has opened three new via ferrata routes at Corbet's Couloir, a renowned ski feature known for its steep slope. These routes, accessible only with a guide, offer climbers a unique experience with varying difficulty levels, including blue and
black-rated paths. The new routes traverse under the couloir and ascend the cliff, providing climbers with breathtaking views and a challenging adventure. This addition expands Jackson Hole's via ferrata network, making it the largest in the U.S., and offers a new way to experience the iconic Corbet's Couloir.
Why It's Important?
The introduction of new via ferrata routes at Jackson Hole enhances the resort's appeal as a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. By offering a unique climbing experience, the resort attracts a broader audience, including those who may not be traditional skiers or climbers. This development supports the local economy by increasing tourism and providing new recreational opportunities. Additionally, it highlights the growing popularity of via ferratas in the U.S., encouraging other resorts to explore similar offerings.
