Lifts start spinning Friday November, 25th 2022! Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has the longest continuous vertical rise of any ski area in the U.S., rising 4,139 feet from the valley floor to the top of Rendezvous Mountain. Endless levels of adventure around every bend, JHMR is perfect for the beginner to the professional.

Snow King Mountain reopens December 3rd, 2022. The King is Jackson Hole’s premier in-town playground for both adults and kids. From skiing and snowboarding to the Cowboy Coaster, we’ve got winter activities for all ages. We specialize in thrilling family attractions, gear rental, unique events, and the valley’s best views. At Snow King, you can expect memorable adventures and great stories.

Grand Targhee Resort reopens November, 18th 2022. Found on the western slopes of the Tetons in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. Grand Targhee is a year-round mountain destination for enthusiastic families and bold adventurers alike. Book your trip today!

The National Parks in Wyoming are vastly filled with more adventure than one can see in a weekend or a short vacation but the best spots are easy to find and access if you know where to look. Luckily that’s easy too. The National Park Service has a web page dedicated to the Grand Teton & Yellowstone National Parks. Visit these for complete information on openings & closures, activities and adventure!

First things first, shopping in Jackson Hole is a lot of fun. There are some amazing shops with artisans, craftsman, custom boot makers, you name it. Everything you would or could imagine would be there, is there and incredibly accessible. For a complete guide to shopping the town square of Jackson, check out our blog, “The Best Town Square Shopping.”

The TURKEY TROT is an exciting race for all levels and age groups. You are encouraged to join. Choose from a 5K Run, 5K Walk or a 10K Run. We also offer a Kids Run and now, a NEW Virtual Run. The TURKEY TROT race will be professionally chip timed with the results right after the race. Be sure to invite your friends and guests to join you on this exciting THANKSGIVING Day Run

If you’re here in Jackson Hole for Thanksgiving, chances are out and about exploring what the area has to offer. If you’re doing this with family, you will definitely need a solid start to the day and with the Skiing season opening up, you’ll want to fuel up before hitting the slopes. Check out our great guide to the, “Best Breakfast Spots in Jackson Hole,” before you go.

Seems like a no brainer but the ski season in Jackson doesn’t actually open up until late November around the Thanksgiving weekend to April the following year. If you’re here in Jackson Hole during Thanksgiving, you’ll be hitting the slopes to enjoy some of the seasons first snow falls. Each mountain has their own opening times but take a look at, Grand Targhee Resort, Snow King Mountain & Jackson Hole Mountain for more information.

Granite Ridge Cabins and Lodges can accommodate the needs of just about any sized party with bedrooms sized for 2-5 occupants. The cabins and lodges are perfectly placed and adjacent to the slopes of Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park. These rentals capture the Jackson Hole western ambiance and offer spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valley.

Looking for the first gondi? No problem! The Cody House Condominiums are located at the base of the gondola so if you want first gondi, it’s pretty much guaranteed yours if you want it. Beautifully decorated with 1-3 bedrooms, a fireplace, private Jacuzzi, and of course epic views of Jackson Hole. Pretty much roll out of bed and right into the gondola line. Just make sure you change out of your pajamas first.

This rental is a Ski in/Ski out condominium that is located at the base of Teton Village. Here you’ll find yourself only steps away from the Iconic Jackson Hole Tram, offering you a premier location for your vacation. Extraordinary views of the surrounding mountains will certainly take your breath away. This luxurious property is perfect for a family or couples.

When you stay at the Moose Creek Townhomes, you’re so close to the lift they named a chairlift after them! These 3-4 bedroom townhomes offer 2-3 level floor plans and boast a large living area, custom granite and tile work, patio, deck, and a one-car garage just for starters. Also includes complimentary access to The Sundance Tennis and Swim Club for when you’re off the slopes.

Open since 1965, this club was designed by Bob Baldock, who was a famous Class A PGA golfer. This course has rich history and is the valley’s first golf club. It was purchased by Laurance Rockefeller in 1967 and over the years has been redesigned several times by Robert Trent Jones Jr.. Mountain views, stunning landscape, new practice and driving range facilities, you can’t go wrong.

Situated just next to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village this members-only course designed by Tom Fazio in 2009 is said to have moved roughly 500,000+ cubic yards of land when it was constructed. The course is peppered with several creeks and ponds that add to the scenery and difficulty of the course. The club offers a variety of amenities outside of its incredible fairways and greens, including a pool, spa, fitness center, and dining facilities. If you get an opportunity to play this course you would be a fool to turn it down.

This private club is situated around natural creeks, wildlife, and native greenery and gives you stunning views of the Grand Teton. The course provides friendly greens and fairways that are good to go for most skill levels.  This club is the only member-owned club in the valley to this day, and truly captures the spirit of Jackson Hole.

Every year seems like, Teton Pines is noted as the best public course Wyoming has to offer. Teton Pines is an Arnold Palmer original design made himself in 1987. The course is surrounded by beautiful mountain views and is situated at the base of the Teton Mountain Range. It is a challenging par 72 though, don’t let if fool you with over 7,412 yards tip to tip. Non-member play begins at noon and prices vary depending on season and time. Tee times before noon are reserved for members.

The Bunnery

There’s nothing better than a great breakfast to get your day trip started here in Jackson. The Bunnery is a local’s and visitor’s favorite that has excellent juices, coffee’s, tea’s and even some breakfast items served all day. For a great pick-me-up, start your day at The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant.

Whistling Grizzly

Be ready to be full when you eat at the Whistling Grizzly. They have some excellent menu items that would fill up just about any pioneer of the mountain. From their Cowboy Plate to their Buttermilk Pancakes, you’re sure to find more than just classic breakfasts here. They serve breakfast 7 days a week from 7am – 11am.

The Mangy Moose

Breakfast at the Mangy Moose is served from 7am – 11am and they have a wide selection from breakfast taco’s & burrito’s to pancakes and more. If you’re up by the Teton Village, grab a seat at the Mangy Moose to get your day started off right.

Mill Iron Ranch

Mill Iron Ranch offers a variety of options for riders. From 2-hr Mountain Horseback trail rides to Half Day and Full Day trail rides. Join authentic cowboys for a day on the trails and then an evening of cowboy fun!  The Mill Iron Ranch provides guests with unparalleled trail riding and scenery and did you know, Mill Iron horses are born and raised on the ranch? Visit Today!

Spring Creek Ranch

Offering both grouped and private trail rides, Spring Creek Ranch allows guests and non-guests to take advantage of the most beautiful scenery and trails Jackson Hole has to offer. Ride atop the East Gros Ventre Butte with Spring Creek Ranch’s Castagno Outfitters and take in unique views of the Teton Range, as well as the town of Jackson and the surrounding area.

One thing is for sure, if you’re here during the Spring or Summer months, there is be plenty of opportunity to go down the many rivers here in the region. There is never a shortage of adventures in Jackson, check out these river adventure companies and book one today!

Dave Hansen Whitewater, Mad River, Jackson Hole Whitewater, Barker Ewing, and Solitude are all great companies to book river adventures with. Learn more here: www.jacksonhole.net/Activities/WhiteWaterRafting.

Yes, Yellowstone is quite large and there is a lot to discover which is why it is great if you only have one day to visit and don’t want to venture off to different spots throughout the Jackson Hole region. Yellowstone has some of the nations most beautiful wildlife all wrapped up into one magnificent landscape of mountains, hot springs, wildlife bigger than a car and more.

For complete information, visit the Official Yellowstone Page.

The animals in the region are wild and this makes them unpredictable. No matter how calm they appear to be, it’s never a good idea to just get out of the car and approach them. Not even with a tasty peanut butter and jelly sandwich fresh from the cooler. The safest way to take in the views of wildlife is from inside a car. This is very important and the NPS also says to, “always stay at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves, and at least 25 yards (23 m) away from all other animals, including bison and elk.”

It probably could go without saying because even though you say it, doesn’t mean that curiosity doesn’t get the best of us. Staying on the trail and save your life in more ways than one. First of all, with a solid path or marked trail, you have a starting point, finishing point and a way to map things out should you get lost. If you venture away from the trail and go on your own exploration, you better have the navigation skills of a US Marine or better.

Know your distance. The wildlife in the region is just that, wild. So when you want to get out of your vehicle and take a peek, do so at a safe distance. Click HERE to see the complete safety guide from the National Park Service.

Yellowstone is quite the place. With over 3000 acres of wild, untouched nature, you can only imagine how majestic the adventures truly are. If you’re thinking of heading out to the region, be sure you know the latest news and information from the experts at the National Park Service. Click HERE to see the latest news, safety and travel information.

Hiking in Jackson is nothing short of breathtaking. There are an endless amount of trails to hike and places to see. From Canyon trails to hidden water falls, these, “11 Top-Rated Hiking Trails in Jackson Hole,” will keep the family busy for days to come.

Lets get wet! Getting out on the river is absolutely one of the most common and most fun things to do while here in the Jackson Hole region. There are many companies to choose from and it’s an easy task scheduling this event on your trip timeline. Check out the map of river guides, book one today!

The view from horseback is without a doubt an amazing way to see Wyoming. Another great fact, it doesn’t take all day! With horseback riding trails, most families can book, ride and head to the next adventure within just a few hours. Keeping things moving with young ones and family members is key when planning your family vacation. Check out the many riding companies here in Jackson HERE

Without a doubt, Yellowstone is a reason alone to come out this way. There are many adventures to be had in Yellowstone and nothing short of great times to come. Memories of sights, trails, springs, and more. Check out what Yellowstone has to offer HERE.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort welcomes every style of celebration from an extravagant affair with more than 300 guests to an intimate ceremony for two. Create a special experience that suits your style and budget at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

The Spring Creek Ranch is a premier venue in Jackson that can accommodate up to 300 guests. With 3200 square feet available, there is truly room to make your dream wedding come true in Jackson.

Say “I do” at Grand Targhee Resort, the most scenic high alpine destination in the Tetons. It’s no mystery as to why a lot of weddings happen in the Tetons, they are absolutely breath taking, especially when the mountains are in bloom. With a guest capacity of over 350, The Grand Targhee Resort is a fantastic choice for a venue.

Have you ever thought about having your wedding in a national park? Whether you’d like a western-chic night of dinner and dancing, an intimate dinner with close family and friends, or a country style BBQ, it’s possible to design the perfect wedding in Grand Teton National Park. With over 17,000 square feet available at the Jackson Lake Lodge, you can’t go wrong.

Preston Ranch Cabins is a secluded stream side venue featuring five cabins and a pavilion, ideal for wedding and events where guests would like to stay on site! Surrounded by our 1700 acre family-owned ranch, this venue offers privacy and stunning scenery. The venue sleeps 20, and there’s also plenty of camping on site.