The incredible scenery surrounding Jackson Hole is not limited to the boundaries of the roadways and overlooks. This region offers a bountiful variety of hiking trails, allowing you access to public lands where you can immerse yourself in natural beauty. Grand Teton National Park alone contains over…
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The winter scene of Jackson Hole transforms the sagebrush-laden valley and evergreen-crested foothills into a pristine white wonderland with ample opportunities for incredible experiences. Many venture to this iconic northwestern region of Wyoming between the months of December and April with the…
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As the vibrant colors of fall blanket Jackson Hole, there are plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained while enjoying the crisp air and stunning landscapes. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, an art lover, or someone looking for a scenic escape, fall in Jackson Hole offers something for everyone. Here are some must-see and must-do experiences this season: Visit a Museum Jackson Hole boasts several remarkable museums that offer a glimpse into the region's rich history, wildlife, and even military heritage: National Museum of Wildlife Art: Open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, this museum showcases world-class wildlife art, providing visitors with a chance to appreciate the beauty of nature through artistic expression. Jackson Hole History Museum: Open from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 AM to 6 PM, this museum offers insights into the fascinating history of the Jackson Hole area, perfect for history buffs. National Museum of Military Vehicles: A short drive away in Dubois, WY, this museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:30 AM to 5 PM. It houses an impressive collection of military vehicles, giving visitors a unique perspective on military history. National Park & Wildlife Tours Take advantage of Jackson Hole's prime location near Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks by booking a wildlife or scenic tour with a local company. These tours allow you to experience the breathtaking scenery and incredible wildlife that make Jackson Hole a world-renowned destination. Scenic Drives For those who prefer exploring at their own pace, scenic drives offer a wonderful way to take in the fall foliage and magnificent vistas. Stop by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce office at 260 W Broadway to pick up a map and get recommendations on the best scenic routes to explore. Art Galleries Jackson’s vibrant art scene features over two dozen galleries showcasing a variety of works from talented artists. A walk around downtown Jackson gives you the opportunity to view unique art pieces and perhaps find a new favorite. Downtown Jackson No visit to Jackson Hole is complete without a stroll through the charming downtown area. Take a photo under the iconic Antler Arches, shop for souvenirs and Western wear, and treat yourself to a fine dining experience at one of the many renowned restaurants. Hiking Trails If the weather permits and the trails aren’t too snowy or icy, Jackson Hole's national parks and forests offer numerous hiking opportunities. The crisp fall air and golden hues of the trees create an unforgettable outdoor experience. Hot Springs Looking for a way to relax after a day of exploring? Reserve a soaking session at Astoria Hot Springs, where you can unwind in naturally heated waters while taking in views of the beautiful surroundings. Scenic Gondola Ride (Closes October 31st) Take in panoramic views of Jackson Hole by riding the scenic gondola to the top of Snow King Mountain Resort. This unique experience is available until October 31st, so don’t miss your chance! …
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What happened? The road failure along highway 22 that traverses the iconic Teton Pass serves as a brutal reminder that the forces of nature can produce stunning things like Grand Teton National Park or create major inconveniences. Throughout the seasons route 22 is at the mercy of avalanches and…
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Dog Sledding in the present day is widely considered to be a fun, exhilarating tourist experience available in snowy vacation destinations such as Jackson Hole. Once upon a time it was an essential means to cover miles of ground during the cold, winter months. Artifacts suggest this mode of…
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Looking for a local adventure while visiting Jackson Hole? There are plentiful shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities if you plan to stay close to downtown. Simply strolling around the Townsquare will help you get your steps in and see the beautiful shop fronts along the main streets of…
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If there were one iconic mammal native to Jackson Hole it might be the Rocky Mountain Elk. This animal was the motivation for establishing the National Elk Refuge, which resides just north of downtown Jackson. Created in 1912 (fun fact, two years before Jackson was incorporated as a town) this…
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