Jackson Hole - The great traveling set up

Canada's first men's slopestyle Olympic medalist Alex Beaulieu-Marchand, known in the contest world as ABM, is the first Canadian man to win an Olympic medal in ski slopestyle, capturing bronze at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang. Born on March 3, 1994 in Quebec City, he started skiing at age two under the influence of his grandfather and discovered slopestyle at twelve after a friend introduced him to terrain parks. From those early laps, he built a contest career that eventually took him to two Olympic Games, multiple X Games podiums, and a world championship medal — a résumé shaped as much by repeated injury comebacks as by raw talent.... Read more on the Athlete page

Overview and significance Jackson Hole in Wyoming centers on Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, a benchmark North American venue defined by the “Big Red” Aerial Tram, the legendary Corbet’s Couloir, and a deep culture of big-mountain skiing. With a continuous 4,139 feet of vertical and a layout that funnels skiers from alpine faces to long, gladed fall lines, it is one of the most consequential in-bounds experiences in the United States. The resort’s modernized lift network and capacity-managed ticketing aim to keep lines moving on storm and bluebird days alike, while recurring headline moments—most notably the athlete-driven Kings & Queens of Corbet’s—reinforce Jackson Hole’s status in global freeskiing.... Read more on the Location page