Spring Break, Elevated

Break away from the norm and get wild in Wydaho this spring break. From ski packages to St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, the Yellowstone Teton Territory has everything to build out the vacation of the season. 

College students win out this month with Grand Targhee Resort’s College Spring Break Package→. Skiers and boarders can save on lift tickets and lodging with 25% off lodging and 20% off lift tickets when college students stay 2+ nights over Spring Break.

If you’re a Mountain Collective pass holder you’ll receive 15% or 20% off slopeside at Grand Targhee Resort when you book 2 or 3 consecutive nights’ stays. Book your trips for seven days, and enjoy 25% off.

A mountain known as much for its music as its terrain, be sure to check out who is playing at the Trap Bar–don’t miss national acts like Big Richard and The Johnson Party casually passing through for apres. 

At Kelly Canyon,discounts abound to welcome the sunny spring weather. From March 18th-22nd, get $10 off of any ticket with code SPRING24. Enjoy 50% off rentals for those same dates!

Vandal Break Bus  reservations for the 2024-25 academic year are available for sale online→. The number of seats is limited and reservations are sold first-come, first-served until buses are full. Prices increase Oct. 15 for fall and winter reservations and Feb. 8 for spring reservations. 

Moscow to Idaho Falls (via Boise) (Early Bird price: $200 round trip; late reservation: $240 round trip). Stops include Mountain Home, Bliss, Twin Falls, Burley, Pocatello, Blackfoot and Idaho Falls.

Once ski plans are settled, make sure to leave room on the itinerary for the luckiest block party of the year with Idaho Falls’ annual St. Paddy’s on Park on March 15. Starting in the afternoon, the downtown celebration includes local breweries, eateries and live music from County Line and Cold Dark Whiskey. 

Flying in and out of Idaho Falls has never been easier. Check out the Idaho Falls Regional Airport’s airlines and YTT’s transportation page for more information about area shuttles and other transportation options to make sure  you spend your time in Idaho on vacation instead of troubleshooting.