Ski Holdings. In 1997, the resort's first high-speed detachable quad chair, Dreamcatcher, replaced Bannock, and the Shoshone double chair was replaced with a fixed-grip quad. Through a land exchange in 2004, the Gilletts acquired ownership of Grand Targhee's base area. Planning has begun for the future development of Grand Targhee Resort including an expansion of Peaked Mountain facilities and a proposed expanded base area with more lodging units. In the summer of 2016, the Blackfoot double chair was torn down to make way for the new Blackfoot highspeed quad chairlift. Stick of Truth The Stick of Truth is a snow depth indicator at the resort, first installed in November 2018. Unlike snow condition data from SNOTEL, the Truth gauge is simple and non-electronic—except for night lighting. It consists of a measuring stick (calibrated in inches) on a platform to accumulate snowfall, and a webcam. The platform is cleared of snow and ice daily so that the gauge shows snow depth delivered in the last (up to) 24 hours. Since its inception, the platform often has few whimsical plastic figurines from a collection of hundreds. The webcam shows a live view and is available on the resort's Snow Report page, the See Jackson Hole website, as well as on YouTube. References External links Travel Wyoming - official site - Grand Targhee Resort Visit Idaho - official site - Grand Targhee First Tracks Online.com - Grand Targhee Ski areas and resorts in Wyoming Golf clubs and courses in Wyoming Buildings and structures in Teton County, Wyoming Tourist attractions in Teton County, Wyoming