Teton Crest Trail Alternates – June 23rd Start date

Try this site USA Snow Depth   or this one USA Snotel sites 

I guess Id try calling outdoor gear shops and maybe stuff like the Grand Targhee ski resort over on the west side and ask what the snow level elevation is. The Great outdoor shop in Pinedale is great for the Winds. The Teton Crest got massive snow from all reports. You need to be really flexible and open to all sorts of possible plans. The ski resorts might be good at helping nail down the current snow line. Or hey maybe make some lemonaid. If the west side valleys are all full of snow but relatively flat get some cross country skis or snowshoes and do a trip in the snow. It won’t be that cold, just snowy. Could be a really neat experience. In the Winds by the 23rd the west side lower trails like the highline from @ Scab Creek to Big Sandy might be open. When you check on a site on that linked snotel map like Sandy opening or Pocket creek look in the frame at the lower left for the current 7 day hourly report. Shows the current hourly snow depth and hourly temps. Seems to be melting fast below 10,000. Good luck you’ve got a tough problem but could end up making it into a great adventure! The local USFS offices like the one in Pinedale will probably also have good solid info. edited to add: I checked the snotel sites at Elkhart, Pocket Creek and Big Sandy Opening; the current 7 day hourly reports and they’re all melted out. In another 10 days you might very well make it from around Scab Creek to big sandy since there’s no big elevations and a lot of it is open to the sky like the great sheep desert  You could follow Scab Creek Trail out to Dream Lake or Raid Lake and take it or the Fremont or the High-Line  or the crossover or weave back and forth depending on any lingering snow, It’s all relatively level and open with the most up and down part being the first five miles from the Scab Creek trailhead. It’s also fairly to mostly to completely open so far as tree cover so the snow should melt fast. and the interlaced trails give you lots of options and maybe some chances to approach closer to the high peaks just  right   over   there. Lots of beautiful lakes and no need to go above 10,000 feet. That might just work! Temps up past 60 at Elkhart today. That’ll melt some snow.