MORAN HIKING FIELD GUIDE
Day Trail Pass: 20 km of Olympic‑groomed Nordic trails beneath the Grand Tetons
All‑day access to 20 km of groomed, Olympic‑designed trails at Turpin Meadow Ranch, with on‑site rentals, dining, and options for skiing, fatbiking and snowshoeing.
Day Trail Pass: 20 km of Olympic‑groomed Nordic trails beneath the Grand Tetons.
Carved across acres of rolling fields with uphill, downhill and open flats, the Day Trail Pass gives you access to 20 km of Olympic‑designed, groomed Nordic trails with expansive views of the Grand Tetons. The network is set daily for both classic skiing and skate tracks, and the property supports alternate modes—fatbikes and snowshoes—so visitors of varied interests can explore the same terrain. On‑site rentals and dining make it straightforward to spend a full day on the trails.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
20 km of Olympic‑designed, groomed classic and skate tracks
Twenty kilometers of groomed, Olympic‑designed trails run across rolling fields with a mix of uphill and downhill sections; the track is set for both classic skiing and skate techniques and is groomed daily for consistent conditions.
On‑site Fischer skis, fatbikes and snowshoes
The Nordic Center stocks Fischer ski rental equipment and also offers snowshoe and fatbike rentals; all rentals are provided on a first‑come, first‑serve basis—check with the front desk for current availability.
Dining and straightforward, family‑friendly access
Trails are open to the public and friendly dogs, with trail pass pricing that starts at $25 for adults (youth 12 and under $15); on‑site dining is available, with lunch recommended by reservation and dinner requiring a reservation—contact the front desk to confirm availability.
What the day feels like
What a day on the pass feels like
You spend a full day traversing groomed loops that thread through open fields and mixed grades, with frequent sightlines to the Tetons. The terrain accommodates ski techniques and alternate modes—skate and classic skiers share set tracks while fatbikers and snowshoers can roam the same network—so groups with varied abilities and interests can split up and reconnect at the Nordic Center for rentals, meals, or gear swaps.
THE TRAILS
20 km of Olympic‑designed, groomed classic and skate tracks
Twenty kilometers of groomed, Olympic‑designed trails run across rolling fields with a mix of uphill and downhill sections; the track is set for both classic skiing and skate techniques and is groomed daily for consistent conditions.
GEAR & ACCESS
On‑site Fischer skis, fatbikes and snowshoes
The Nordic Center stocks Fischer ski rental equipment and also offers snowshoe and fatbike rentals; all rentals are provided on a first‑come, first‑serve basis—check with the front desk for current availability.
AMENITIES
Dining and straightforward, family‑friendly access
Trails are open to the public and friendly dogs, with trail pass pricing that starts at $25 for adults (youth 12 and under $15); on‑site dining is available, with lunch recommended by reservation and dinner requiring a reservation—contact the front desk to confirm availability.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this pass is best for—and who should adjust expectations.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Dress for variable terrain and full‑day exposure; if you lack skis, snowshoes or a fatbike, the Nordic Center offers Fischer ski rentals as well as snowshoe and fatbike rentals.
Fischer ski rental equipment is available in the Nordic Center; snowshoe and fatbike rentals are offered on site. All rentals are first‑come, first‑serve—contact the front desk to check availability.
Offsite rental options are noted as an option (details vary by provider); consider confirming any offsite arrangements in advance if on‑site gear is unavailable.
Fatbikes and snowshoes are allowed on all groomed trails, so bring or rent alternate‑mode gear if you plan to explore beyond classic/skate skiing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Day Trail Pass valid?
The Day Trail Pass is valid for an all‑day period of 8 hours.
When do the trails open each day?
Trails open at 9:00 AM daily.
How much does a trail pass cost?
Adult trail pass is $25.00; youth (12 and under) trail pass is $15.00.
Are dogs allowed on the trails?
Yes — the trails are open to the public and friendly dogs.
Are rentals available on site?
Yes — Fischer ski rental equipment is available in the Nordic Center, and snowshoe and fatbike rentals are also offered; all rentals are first‑come, first‑serve so contact the front desk to check availability.
Do I need to reserve a table at the ranch restaurant?
Lunch is recommended by reservation and dinner requires a reservation; contact the front desk to check availability.