Jackson Hole

Valley · Wyoming State, 🇺🇸 United States

Area 6,193 km²

Time zone America/Denver

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Jackson Hole Essentials

This selection captures the dual identity of Jackson Hole, spanning the rugged wilderness of Grand Teton National Park and the frontier heritage of the town of Jackson. It features geological landmarks like the 13,775-foot Grand Teton and Jenny Lake, alongside historic sites such as Menors Ferry and the iconic Town Square. From the 10,450-foot summit of Rendezvous Mountain to the wildlife-rich marshes of Willow Flats, these locations highlight the region’s unique alpine ecology and Western culture.

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Teton Peaks & Overlooks

This collection highlights the prominent summits of the Teton Range and the most significant viewpoints within Grand Teton National Park. It includes the 13,775-foot Grand Teton and technical climbing peaks like Mount Owen and Mount Moran. The selection also features historic overlooks, such as the Snake River Overlook, popularized by Ansel Adams, and Oxbow Bend, known for its reflections of the northern peaks. These locations offer clear perspectives on the range’s dramatic vertical relief and glacial topography.

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Miguel Hermoso Cuesta / CC BY-SA 4.0

Outdoor Recreation in Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole offers a diverse range of outdoor activities, from the world-class slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to the championship fairways of Teton Pines. The region features extensive camping options, including the riverside Gros Ventre Campground and high-altitude backcountry sites at Lower Saddle. Scenic routes like the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway connect Grand Teton and Yellowstone, while local spaces like Rendezvous Park provide reclaimed natural habitats for hiking and fishing.

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Natural Wonders

This collection encompasses the geological diversity of Grand Teton National Park and the surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest. It features massive glacial-fed bodies like Jackson Lake alongside high-altitude tarns such as Lake of the Crags and Ski Lake. The list highlights active geological features including the Schoolroom and Skillet glaciers, as well as dramatic vertical elements like the Breccia Cliffs and various waterfalls tucked within the Teton Range's canyons. These sites showcase the region's transition from valley floors to rugged alpine environments.

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Art and Heritage

This collection highlights the intersection of fine art and pioneer history in Jackson Hole. The National Museum of Wildlife Art overlooks the National Elk Refuge, while downtown landmarks like the Wort Hotel and the 1910 Van Vleck House showcase early 20th-century Western architecture. Grand Teton National Park features the 1930s Moose Entrance Kiosk and Menors Ferry Historic District. Contemporary culture is represented through public sculptures like the Bison Columns and galleries featuring modern fine art, offering a comprehensive look at the region's artistic and homesteading legacy.

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