Spring in Jackson Hole is one of the region’s best-kept secrets, offering a blend of wild beauty, fewer crowds, and a more relaxed pace.

Grand Tetons

As the valley transitions into the season, snow gives way to budding greenery, rivers begin to flow, and wildlife becomes increasingly active. It’s a quieter, more personal way to experience this world-class destination.

Why Visit in Spring?

Spring brings more availability, a slower pace, and a chance to explore like a local. It’s less about packed schedules and more about discovery, whether you’re in town or out in nature.

Wildlife Watching

This is one of the best times to see wildlife. Look for:

  • Elk and bison across the valley
  • Moose near waterways
  • Bears emerging from hibernation
  • Migratory birds returning

Head to Grand Teton National Park or the National Elk Refuge, especially in the early morning or evening.

moose

Get Outside

Spring conditions vary, but that’s part of the experience. Enjoy:

 

Start with Local Expertise

Make your first stop a Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center. Our Visitor Service Agents can help with maps, current conditions, and local recommendations.

175 E Deloney Exterior

Visitor Center Hours (Spring 2026):

  • 175 E Deloney Ave: 8 AM to 5 PM Mon–Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM Sat–Sun
  • 532 N Cache St: 9 AM to 5 PM Mon–Fri, closed weekends April 5 to May 16
  • 210 N Cache St: 9 AM to 5 PM daily

Travel Tips

  • Dress in layers
  • Check conditions before heading out
  • Stay flexible
  • Keep a safe distance from wildlife

A Season of Renewal

Spring in Jackson Hole offers a quieter, more connected experience. It’s a time to slow down, explore, and take in the landscape as it comes back to life.