Jackson Hole

A town located in Teton County, Wyoming. It is located in the west of the state, next to the border with Idaho and on the upper reaches of the Snake River. Located in a valley, it is bordered by the Teton Mountains on the west and the Gros Ventre Mountains on the east.

Since the first settlers arrived in Jackson Hole, the natural and recreational areas have not changed much. And that is exactly what locals and visitors love about the valley. But the clean mountain air, vast open spaces where wildlife thrives, and trout-filled riverbeds are only possible thanks to a concerted effort to keep them that way.

Jackson Hole is the famous gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and home to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, one of the world's top-rated ski and snowboard destinations. But this wild place has much more to offer. Spring gives way to rafting adventures. During the summer, the area is known for everything it offers, from alpine hiking to mountain biking and wildlife viewing. In the fall, golden leaves light up the valley floor and jagged, snow-capped peaks provide views you can't take your eyes off of. Under a blanket of snow, in winter the slopes come alive with the best vehicles. In town, cultural experiences abound. Art galleries and public installations line the streets. There's always a concert or play to see and fine dining is elevated to the status of art. Ask a local and they'll tell you they're always finding new adventures. With a little exploring, you can too.