The Climb That Defines Jackson
Four days. Three hundred riders. One legendary 45-degree face. Since 1964, the toughest sleds in the world have met their match on Snow King Mountain.
Where Tradition Meets Purpose
For more than half a century, the World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb has tested the world's best riders against Snow King's legendary face. It's not just another race — it's a gravity-defying tradition carved into the heart of Jackson Hole.
Every spring, more than 300 racers and 10,000 spectators gather on the mountain for four adrenaline-filled days. And when the sleds go quiet, every dollar rolls back into the community — scholarships, avalanche safety, and search & rescue.
Secure Your Spot on the Mountain
Gates open Thursday, March 18. Tickets go on sale November 1, 2026 — kids 12 & under ride in free with a ticketed adult.
Includes access to base area viewing and full-day admission.
- —Full-day general admission
- —Base area viewing
- —Thursday admission is free
Saturday and Sunday hillside access to the World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb — the finals weekend, from the qualifiers to the King of Kings Finals.
- —Saturday & Sunday hillside access
- —All general admission viewing areas
- —Food vendors & base zone events
- —First qualifier through the King of Kings Finals
In the works with Snow King Mountain — a gondola ticket to watch the climb from the air and take in the view from the top.
- —Ride the gondola to the summit
- —Watch the race from the air
- —Panoramic views from the top
A full 4-day event pass is in the works — covering all four days of the championship. Stay tuned.
Racing to compete instead of watch? Register as a rider →
However You Ride, Start Here
Tickets & Admission
Passes, gate times, and everything you need for the weekend.
Get Tickets →Schedule & Livestream
Class times, the run order, and where to stream every climb.
See Schedule →Plan Your Stay
Where to sleep, eat, and explore while you're in the valley.
Travel Guide →Every ticket. Every dollar. Every climb.
The Snow Devils exist to keep snowmobiling alive, safe, and rooted in community. When the sleds go quiet, the mission keeps going — fueling adrenaline and giving back to the place that fuels us.
- —Over $200K in scholarships for local students
- —Funding Teton County Search & Rescue and avalanche safety
- —$1M+ to Shriners Children's and regional nonprofits
Sponsors & Partners
The Hill Climb runs on the businesses that believe in this valley. Join them on the mountain.
Never Miss a Moment
Racer announcements, ticket drops, and stories from the slopes — delivered each season.
