Winter in Wyoming has a way of turning tradition into spectacle—and few events do it better than the Pedigree Stage Stop. The event kicked off in Jackson Hole with the ceremonial start on January 30, igniting the Town Square with excitement, visitors, and unmistakable mountain-town energy.
Our team at Harland Brothers Real Estate was able to step out and experience the livelihood this event brings to Jackson Hole firsthand. Crowds gathered under falling snow, local businesses buzzed, and teams prepared for a grueling, multi-stage test across Wyoming’s most rugged terrain. It’s the kind of moment that captures what makes Jackson Hole special—community, resilience, and a deep connection to the outdoors.
From there, the race continued through Pinedale (Stages 1 & 2), Big Piney/Marbleton (Stages 3 & 4), Kemmerer (Stage 5), a travel day, and finally Lander for the dramatic finish with Stages 6 and 7. Each stop adds its own character, but the spirit remains the same: elite mushers, incredible canine athletes, and towns rallying together in the heart of winter.
Events like the Pedigree Stage Stop are more than races—they’re economic drivers and cultural anchors. They highlight why people choose to live, visit, and invest in places like Jackson Hole. When world-class events meet authentic Western communities, the result is unforgettable. And for us, it’s another reminder that in Wyoming, winter isn’t something to endure—it’s something to celebrate.
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