Town Of Jackson

Jackson is a town in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole valley also referred to as Teton Valley. This webcam sits atop Snow King Mountain, Wyoming's oldest ski area. TIn the winter if you look closely you can see Town Square's famous lit antlers arches. The open space in the top right corner is the nearby National Elk Refuge that homes thousands of elk in the winter. The National Museum of Wildlife Art that just outside of the video towards the top left has works by Andy Warhol and Georgia O’Keeffe. In the very back (or top) are the peaks of Grand Teton National Park, as well as vast Yellowstone National Park. Image Provided by: SeeJH

What You'll Find in the Wonderful Town of Jackson Hole

What you can’t see very well on this webcam are the countless shops, art galleries, restaurants, and bars that are waiting to make your trip to Jackson more memorable. You’ll find breweries and eateries with award-wining craft beer brewed locally and food made by nationally and internationally known chefs and farmer's markets twice a week in the summer.

Right below this very webcam are miles of hiking and biking trails fit for Kings and Queens. Next-level hikes can be found right outside of town for example Josies Ridge Trail, or Hagen’s’ Trail Loop at Cache Creek. And though you can’t see it, woven through town are countless miles of paved bike path that cruise through tunnels and fly over creeks, passing by parks where you’ll find smiling children and panting dogs.

Find “wild walls” all over town in buildings and on the sides of them. Yes, we're talking murals, beautifully articulated murals by locals and other well-known artists. Lastly, and most importantly, what you’ll find in Jackson is a passionate community - passionate about the outdoors, music, art, wellness, each other and beyond.