Welcome to Teton County Search & Rescue

Teton County Search & Rescue is humbled and honored to have hosted the 2025 International Commission for Alpine Rescue (ICAR), in October 2025. We are grateful to all those who traveled near and far to come experience Jackson Hole through the lens of Teton County Search & Rescue.

The 43 volunteers with TCSAR serve under the jurisdiction of the Teton County Sheriff’s Office, and collectively give back more than 10,000 hours of rescue-related services every year. The TCSAR Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports these efforts through direct volunteer support, education and outreach, and advocacy.
Our team relies almost entirely on private donations to keep them rescue ready.
You can support the volunteers by making a donation today.

End-of-Year Rescue Report

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 Latest News from TCSAR and the Foundation

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TCSAR Responds To Tandem Snowmobile Crash on Togwotee Pass
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TCSAR Responds to Two Calls on Granite Creek Road
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TCSAR Rescues Skiers from Teton Pass
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At 1:13 p.m. on Monday, January 26, Teton County Search & Rescue received a page from dispatch regarding a snowmobile accident in the Togwotee Pass area. The page concerned two patients, male and female, who had been riding tandem on the L trail
On Friday, January 23, Teton County Search & Rescue responded to two separate snowmobile accidents on the Granite Creek Road. The first call came in at 3:58 p.m., regarding a 39-year-old male who had crashed his snowmobile and rolled about 30 f
Did you know that last year, TCSAR volunteers collectively spent more than 7,000 hours dedicated to training? They were back at it this past weekend, going through a simulated mission where they were unable to use mechanized means for access. This t
¡La Noche de aprendizaje sobre avalanchas será el jueves, 29 de enero! Únanse a nosotros en Hansen Hall a las 5:30pm para aprender los básicos del conocimiento esencial para evitar accidentes con avalanches por expertos lo
Sometimes building leadership and wilderness medicine skills looks like…’You have 6 minutes to move your injured friend over a table, under a table, and around 6 chairs!’ Thanks to @tetoncountysar Chief Advisor Anthony Stevens for
See you TOMORROW! (And every other Wednesday through March!) Up this week: @btacavy Forecaster Alex Drinkard to talk about what’s up with these sun crusts, surface hoar, and stubborn pockets of avalanche terrain…and what it means for o
TCSAR responded to two separate incidents on Monday and Tuesday on Teton Pass. Both calls involved backcountry skiers suffering lower leg injuries that prevented them from exiting the backcountry on their own. At 3:43 p.m. on Monday, January 11, TCS
One of our fan favorite programs is back for its 3rd year, with a few fun tweaks! LADIES: Thanks to support from @womeninthetetons, @cfjacksonhole, @jhlandtrust and 10 stellar female avy professionals, we bring you a 3-part workshop to help you lead
The 2025 End-of-Year Rescue Report is available now! The report shows that 2025 was about as big as that enormous Wyoming sky. Our volunteers achieved many new milestones, and yet, we are aware that many of you in our community are recovering from
For only the third time since its inception in 1993, Teton County Search & Rescue has a new Chief Advisor. On January 1, Anthony Stevens took over as Chief Advisor, replacing Cody Lockhart who stepped down after serving in the role for eight year
JOIN US next Thursday, January 15th at Snake River Brew Pub for our tried and true annual beacon search training event: BEACONS + BREWS •Free @snakeriverbrew provided 🍻 •Free mentorship from @exumguides @themtnguides and @tetoncountysar
1 month of winter risk management workshops down, 2 more to go ☃️ Big thanks to our educators for developing the intentional curriculum and teaching tools that help empower our community to be more prepared, practiced, and present in the backcountry
At 11:40 a.m. on Friday, January 2, Teton County Dispatch received a Garmin SOS activation from the Togwotee Pass area. The emergency concerned a 42-year-old snowmobiler who had sustained a significant leg injury after crashing on his machine. Teton
See you Wednesday! (And every other Wednesday through March!) Up this week: @btacavy Forecaster Mike Rheam to talk about what’s up with these rain crusts, our wind + persistent slab problems, and recent avalanche activity ❄️ Free @roadhouse
This Christmas, be like Santa: Prepared. Practiced. And give lots of Presents. Merry Christmas, everyone. All of us at TCSAR are wishing you peace, love and joy this holiday season🎄❄🎄 📸 @speedbirdsar82
✨NEW VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT✨ SAM WASSERMAN Occupation: Firefighter/EMT at Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Hometown: Milton, Mass. Coffee… or tea? Coffee Light and fast… or slow and steady? Light and slow? What’s your desert island meal? A pe