The Old Faithful Inn is located just behind the viewing area for the geyser and is the largest log structure in the World! The Inn was built from 1903 to 1904 featuring a large stone fireplace, and built using local sources of timber. The Inn is the most requested hotel inside of Yellowstone. For more information, please visit their website (OLD FAITHFUL INN WEBSITE).

The Old Faithful Inn offers Guided Tours and Adventures that depart directly from the Inn and can supplement you in your discovery of the National Park. For more options on tours from different guides, the National Park Service has a complete list of approved companies that are authorized to guide in Yellowstone. (The link is provided below… )

The National Park Service: The NPS has an excellent website on companies that are approved for tours within Yellowstone. Click HERE for more information.

Experience a true chuck wagon dinner with The Bar T 5! You get a triple whammy with traveling by horse drawn covered wagons from the Town of Jackson into beautiful Cache Creek Canyon followed by an incredible Dutch Oven dinner and the Bar T 5 Band taking the stage to entertain you with laughter and great hand-clapping music.

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.

A must do for Jackson Hole is a float on the Snake River, either in the rapid section of the “Canyon” for those adventurous types or the scenic section through Grand Teton National Park for sightseeing. 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.

We have wildlife! Lots of it! But in order to see these sneaky little (and large) friends, you have to put a little effort in. Get up early and drive down Moose Wilson Road (WY 390) extremely slowly. Stay up in Yellowstone for a night and find a nice lazy stream that you can overlook from the safety of your car. Be patient. Bring binoculars. When you see a couple of cars stopped, it’s likely elk, moose or buffalo. If you see a lot of cars stopped, it’s probably a bear or a wolf. Have those cameras ready!

You must visit Yellowstone and at least plan to spend one day there. You can drive the lower loop of the figure 8 that is Yellowstone in a day but be aware…you will be coming back to Jackson Hole. Yellowstone’s natural geological features are AMAZING! Be sure to visit Old Faithful. Visit the Lamar Valley in the early morning or late evening to see wildlife.

There is always something you either don’t want to travel with, don’t need until you get there or, of course, you forgot and left at the house. Whatever your reason, here is a list of great shops in the area that have what you need.

• JD High Country Outfitters
• Orvis
• West Bank Anglers
• Snake River Anglers
• World Cast Anglers
• TRR Outfitters Fly Shop
• Henry’s Fork Anglers

While guide’s are not a necessary part of your trip or experience out in the river fly fishing, they are an excellent way to have a knowledgeable helping hand that can get you to the fish, help you tie your flies and even assist with chow for the guests and crew. If you are thinking of or actively looking for a guide, here are a few to help get you started.

• Wandering Angler
• Grand Fishing
• Fish the Fly
• Real Deal Anglers
• Chef Scott Nechay (Truly Unique!)

You’ve got the bags packed, the gear you want to travel with prepared and you’re ready to go, but where to? If you haven’t thought about the exact location you want to head to when fly fishing here in the region, don’t worry, we’ve got a few spots you can look at before you go.

• Jackson Lake
• Slide Lake
• Island Park, Yellowstone
• Henry’s Lake
• The Palisades

All of Jackson Hole’s day spas have their own blend of services and expertise. Perhaps our oldest and most popular day spa in Jackson Hole is the Body Sage Spa at the Rusty Parrot. This spa offers unique bathhouse traditions from Finland, Morocco, and Japan in addition to traditional spa services. Or you could whisk away to SpaTerre, located in Teton Mountain Lodge out in Teton Village, which provides a complete assortment of spa services, including an Oxygen Bar and several age-defying facial and body massage treatments.

A lot is to be expected of a Four Seasons Resort spa, and the Jackson Hole Spa in our Four Seasons does not disappoint. This beautiful and relaxing spa offers a variety of spa services, specializing in deep tissue massages and treatments using locals herbs aimed at rejuvenating you for another day of fun in Jackson Hole.

The Chill Spa, located in Hotel Terra,  offers unique body wraps, couples massages (with chocolate and champagne!) and microdermabrasion as an add-on in their facials. If you are looking to incorporate additional Eastern traditions into your spa experience, Tootsy’s Footsy Lounge offers reflexology massages in addition to other traditional spa treatments.

SpaTerre is a 12,000 sq. ft. destination spa where they practice Thai body rituals to rejuvenate you for another day of adventure in Jackson. Equipped with everything from ten treatment rooms to an infrared sauna and salt chamber to a full oxygen bar. For more information or to book a spa day, please visit their website.

Getting it’s start in 1938, the Idaho Falls Airport is only about 2 hours from Jackson. You’ll find access to Car Rental services as well as Idaho Falls has most of the major airlines on it’s roster giving you many options of travel. Grab an inbound flight to IDA and cruise into town in no time.

Formerly known as Riverton Regional Airport, from here you are the 2nd furthest driving distance from Jackson Hole. At just under 3 hours, it’s not a bad drive as you head into town. Passing through the Wind River Indian Reservation certainly has it’s advantages from the scenery to the view.

Located in Rock Springs, you won’t be too far from the slopes as this route is your 3rd furthest drive from Jackson Hole. Still not too far, you’re looking at a drive that can be anywhere from 3.5 – 4 hrs with some of the most incredible scenery you can imagine. Taking it all in certainly makes the time fly by.

Cody, WY has a rich history going back to, “Buffalo Bill,” Cody. That’s right, as one of the early founding members, Buffalo Bill helped pioneer the region through technology & irrigation. Yellowstone Regional has food and beverage amenities with a restaurant open 7 days a week for most of the year with around 2 flights a day. From here you’re looking at a drive that can be anywhere from 4-5hrs.

Looking for a breakfast spot that’s right there near the town square? You’ve found it with The Bunnery! 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.

If you’re a late riser then Picnic has got you covered. Serving breakfast from 7am until 3pm, they have something for just about everyone. Definitely an OTG (On-The-Go) spot, you’ll find menu items from Smoked Salmon and Cucumber Toast to Biscuits & Burrito’s to their Savory Sunrise Bowl.

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.

Another absolutely excellent choice for OTG, Pearl Street has bagels being made all day long and chances are, when you’re there, their is a fresh batch coming out of the oven while you order. What’s better than a hot and delicious bagel made you’re way with a hot and delicious cup of coffee or tea. Head over to their website and visit their menu to see all of their yummy bagel choices.