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Name of Ambassador Lynsey
Skier in a pink jacket, black pants, and helmet with goggles standing on snowy mountain peak holding neon green skis and orange ski poles, overlooking a cloudy snowy valley below.Smiling woman in a bright pink ski jacket, wearing a black helmet and reflective blue ski goggles, with long blonde hair partly covered in frost.

Lynsey dyer

jackson — wyoming

Skiing with Lynsey Dyer is one of the best days you’ll have on a mountain. Clients consistently describe her coaching as transformational, breaking technique down simply and delivering more progression in a single day than years of lessons elsewhere, an approach shaped by her background as a professional athlete and inspirational speaker. Dyer is a professional ski athlete, filmmaker, and outdoor advocate based in Jackson Hole, WY, where she also works as a real estate broker. She won seven straight titles on the Freeski overall extreme skiing tour, was the first woman on the cover of Freeskier Magazine, and has been named Skier of the Year multiple times by Powder and Freeskier.

A skier wearing a bright pink jacket, black pants, a helmet, and goggles skiing downhill on powder snow in a mountainous area with trees and rocky cliffs in the background.
Person wearing a bright pink jacket, black pants, helmet, and goggles standing in deep snow on a mountain slope holding neon yellow skis and orange ski poles, looking out over a snowy landscape with trees and distant fields.

After raising $115K on Kickstarter, Dyer produced and directed Pretty Faces, the first all-female action sports film, a project that reshaped representation in ski media. She co-founded SheJumps.org, which has created over 100,000 outdoor opportunities for women and girls, and designed the Girafficorn, the nonprofit’s signature icon. As a photographer, Dyer’s work has been published in National Geographic. Her sponsors and collaborations include GoPro, Fischer Skis, Chevy, Jeep, and Subaru, and she has hosted programming for ESPN, Outside, and Bravo. She hosts the podcast Showing Up with Lynsey Dyer, now in its 7th season. Off the mountain, she is a mother of two, bringing the same care she offers clients into raising her own kids in the outdoors.