Snowshoeing is so fun! Whether you take it slow on the flats or want to run up and down hills, we offer tours for all levels. 💫
Pine Grosbeaks
A flock of Pine Grosbeaks have returned for the winter after spending summer north in Alaska and Canada. Males have reddish pink feathers on their head and females are gray with spots of yellow or orange on their head.
Happy Thanksgiving from The Hole Hiking Experience team! ✨
We appreciate stopping to enjoy the little things, like the sound of water and the formation of ice along stream edges, as winter deepens. We are grateful for the opportunity to share the beauty of Jackson Hole with locals and visitors.
Wishing a lovely holiday weekend for all! ❄️
Fall Sounds
“This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson
Fireweed
Fireweed keeps coloring the meadows of Jackson Hole a beautiful shade of pink. Named for its ability to spread quickly after a fire burn, a single firewood plant produces an average of 80,000 seeds, more than 5 times what a dandelion can produce!
It’s fantastic to see pronghorn calves this season after a rough winter and the spread of a deadly bacteria that affected population numbers last year.
It only takes two weeks for these little guys to begin running at full speed. ⚡️
One way to celebrate spring’s arrival is to listen. As winter releases its grip, listen closely as birdsongs fill the air and snow becomes rushing water.
As you can see in this clip, bald eagles prefer river habitat. Nests are often found near water so during the breeding season they can reach fish, a favorite food source.
Snowy Moraine
We captured our guide Tessa and a group of guests going on a very scenic hike, looking like a scene out of a movie. 🎬❄️ Nothing like touring beneath the Grand Teton.
Happy weekend, friends!
This adorable red squirrel is starting off its day with a snack. Now, who do we think is responsible for the mess on the ground? 🤨🔎
Dinner time! 🔔 We spotted a beaver dragging an aspen tree branch near Taggart Lake. Beavers are vegetarians that enjoy eating woody and aquatic vegetation, including bark from aspen trees. 🦫
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“Love has different shapes, like this falling snow in winter.” — Rizki De