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Tetons in Spring - Photo by DeAnn Bauer, Flat Creek Saddle Shop
A Brief History of Jackson Hole, WY
The story of Jackson Hole begins over ten million years ago as the valley floor uplifted west of a major fault line and dropped to its east creating the majestic Teton Range. The Teton fault remains dynamic even today. More...
Find Lodging in Jackson Hole, WY
Whether you are looking to stay in an intimate bed & breakfast, a quaint inn, guest ranch or full service ski in/ski out resort, Jackson Hole and its surrounding areas can accommodate each visitors' needs with a great range of lodging options. No matter the season, you'll find endless outdoor recreation in Jackson Hole. More...
Summer Fun in Jackson Hole, WY
Summer in Jackson Hole offers unbeatable weather and endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Hiking and camping may be the most popular summer endeavors, while whitewater rafting, golfing and horseback riding provide some of the nearly limitless summer entertainment possibilities. More...
Winter Fun in Jackson Hole, WY
Winter in Jackson Hole offers a wide variety of available activities. Known for its three outstanding local ski areas, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Grand Targhee Resort and Snow King Resort, the valley also enables visitors to enjoy off-slope options such as snowmobiling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing,ice skating, dog sledding, wildlife safaris, and more. More...
The Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center
is nestled in the heart of the Yellowstone Ecosystem. Representatives from seven government, non-profit, and private agencies staff the visitor center. The Visitor Center's striking architecture and distinctive sod roof are only the beginning. Inside you will find not only a friendly and knowledgeable staff, but also a wealth of information pertaining to all facets of visiting and living in the Greater Yellowstone area. You will be educated and delighted by our dioramas and museum displays highlighting the local flora and fauna and geology of Jackson Hole, The National Elk Refuge, The Bridger-Teton National Forest, and Grand Teton National Park. More...
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