Gravity Haus Wants to Make Mountain Life a Membership

October 30th, 2026 at 11:14 AM EDT Photo Credit: Gravity Haus in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Gravity Haus One of the most revealing ways Gravity Haus members use the company’s properties involves someone who isn’t staying overnight. Jim Deters, the company’s founder and CEO, describes a parent driving up from the Denver area, dropping the kids at ski school and using a membership to make the property a base for the day. There’s somewhere to work, a chance to ski, a gym, meals, and a place to wait out the traffic. In the evening, the family drives home. The property plays a role in almost every part of that day, and the business earns revenue from someone who doesn’t always need a bed. For Deters, that’s central to the opportunity. Gravity Haus combines hotel rooms, workspaces, and gyms in mountain and outdoor destinations, and now lists 13 properties across the western U.S. and British Columbia. The goal is to make mountain life easier to fit around everything else. Deters is clear about who he’s building for. “The hardcore