In Jackson, frontier history is woven into the very fabric of our community. From rodeos to authentic dude ranching, experience Jackson's rich Western heritage.
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Experience the essence of the West in Jackson Hole. Learn more 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/about/western-heritage
Bison can run up to 35 mph. Distance is your friend.
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Some neighbors are best left alone. In Jackson, it’s common to cross paths with bison. Remember, keep your distance!
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Get some selfie control! 🤳🏻 Learn more: https://visitjacksonhole.com/wildlife
It’s wildflower season here in Jackson Hole! Like this post if you’ve been here in the spring. 🌼
Despite the temporary closure of Teton Pass, @grandtetonnps, @yellowstonenps, @jhairport, businesses, hotels and all activities in Jackson Hole are still OPEN.
Visit the link in our bio or call one of our visitor service agents at (307) 733-3316 to learn more.
Celebrate National Trails Day on June 1 by practicing responsible biking and hiking. Stay on marked trails, follow signage, and respect the natural habitat to minimize your environmental impact and preserve it for future generations.
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Enjoy the day by hitting the trails, picking up trash in your community, or volunteering at an event on public lands. Get tips for the trail 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/tips-for-the-trail
It's springtime, which means baby animals in @YellowstoneNPS and @GrandTetonNPS.
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Remember to give wildlife space. STAY AT LEAST 25 YARDS AWAY! To get a closer look, carry binoculars, a spotting scope, or a zoom lens.
Meet Leslie Steen, a Jackson local, mother, conservationist, outdoorswoman, and inspiration.
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As the Wyoming @troutunlimited Director, she safeguards Jackson's local watersheds. As film festival co-director, she shares her unique perspective on elevating the voices of BIPOC adventurers in the mountains.
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Leslie Steen's powerful work makes her an authentic representative of Jackson Hole and the inexplicable magic in the Tetons. Discover Leslie's story and the Mountain of Youth 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/leslie-steen
The secret to youth doesn’t come from a serum or in a glass jar. The secret is staying wild.
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The Mountain of Youth invites people to stay young by staying wild. And nobody does that better than Jackson Hole locals, who celebrate their values, experiences, and way of life while encouraging visitors to embrace a similar sentiment.
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Meet the locals 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/mountain-of-youth
OH MY 🤯! The Tetons were aglow this weekend below the Northern Lights! ⛰️ The rare G5 geomagnetic storm was a sight to see around Jackson.
🔄 your phone to see the whole range under the lights!
👏 to @griffinkerwin for the amazing 📽️.
Did you know the iconic arches in Jackson Hole's Town Square are made entirely of shed antlers collected from the National Elk Refuge? These structures are not just gateways to the town but a tribute to the area's rich wildlife heritage.
Early-season fly fishing perks: less crowded and eager, hungry fish! Trout fishing in Wyoming is primarily a catch-and-release sport. Before you hit the river, familiarize yourself with local fishing regulations at a local shop.
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Start planning your next fly fishing trip in Jackson 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/activities/fishing
Meet Jane Golliher, a third-generation rancher and owner of @diamondcrossranch. At 73 years wild, she is a fierce protector and steward of these lands. Like Jackson, it’s the ineffable “something” living in her soul that truly inspires you. A something born of tradition, cultivated by decades of grit and determination, and passed down with care and love.
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Discover Jane's story and the Mountain of Youth: https://visitjacksonhole.com/jane-golliher
Planning a day trip to Jackson Hole? From scenic drives through Grand Teton National Park to leisurely hikes and exploring local shops and eateries, discover the ease and adventure of a day well spent in this mountain escape.
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Start planning your next trip: https://visitjacksonhole.com/plan
Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, ancient elk herds, and towering pines, Jackson Hole reminds us of nature's grandeur. This Earth Day, let's commit to preserving these wonders. Walk softly, explore mindfully, and join us in protecting the magic of our wild spaces for generations to come.
At the heart of Jackson Hole's arts and culture, the Center for the Arts hosts a variety of events, exhibits, and workshops for locals and visitors alike.
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Discover more of Jackson's local art and culture: https://visitjacksonhole.com/do/culture
Jackson locals love spring biking along Teton Park Road, now open to non-motorized recreation until May 1. Ride from just after sunrise until just before sunset.
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Entrance fees are required to enter Grand Teton National Park and recreate on Teton Park Road. The fee is $35 for private vehicles, $30 for motorcycles, or $20 for individuals (by foot/bicycle).
Who's ready to Rendezvous? This weekend, April 5 & 6, Rendezvous Music Festival is back with headliners The Head and The Heart, Mt. Joy, and more!
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Saturday VIP tickets are still available, with VIP perks. Learn more 👉️ https://www.jacksonhole.com/rendezvous
Jackson's musical heritage runs deep! The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar has hosted countless musicians over the years, earning its reputation as the ultimate dance destination for both locals and visitors alike in Jackson.
Holding on to your adventurous spirit in Jackson Hole isn't hard. Here, where nature's playground keeps us young at heart, age is just a number we don't bother counting.
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Discover the Mountain of Youth 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/mountain-of-youth
You haven't experienced Yellowstone National Park until you've visited during the winter. Every corner reveals new sites, from the steaming geysers against snow-capped landscapes to the wildlife braving the cold.
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WATCH a stunning display of bison, wolves, and moose roaming through two of the nation's most iconic national parks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqGC91_hdQA
