Tommy Moe

Since his grade school days when his father let him play hooky to ski powder, Tommy Moe knew that the sport would be part of his future. What he didn’t know was that he would become a world cup contender and take home an Olympic gold medal. In 1994, at the winter games in Lillehammer, Norway, Moe won the downhill by .04 of a second, followed by a silver in the Super G. He also didn’t know that he would strike gold again when he discovered skiing in the Tordrillos. As a partner and founder in Tordrillo Mountain Lodge, Moe finds the greatest reward in sharing the property and newly-discovered terrain with skiers and snowboarders seeking the trip of a lifetime, whether it’s a week of powder skiing in the winter, whitewater rafting the Tal and Coal Creek or paddle boarding under the summer midnight sun. Tommy has been skiing and rafting the Alaska wilderness for over 25 years. He has intimate knowledge of the mountains and rivers and has been a certified WFR since 2000. He resides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with his wife Megan Gerety and two young daughters Taylor and Taryn.