For those in the know, that are obsessed with the sound of brap brap to get their powder fix, Jackson is the place to be this winter for all types of snowmobilers. Unlimited fresh powder and perfectly groomed trails in an epic mountain backdrop that looks as much CGI as mother nature created, offers some … Continue reading Snowmobile Jackson Hole →

The song “It’s the most wonderful time of the year”is pretty much on repeat this time of year on the radio, internet, in stores, and on home hi-fi’s and with each listen we tend to agree more and more with the lyrics. We’d suggest updating the 1963 classic though with a shout out to Jackson … Continue reading Jackson Hole Holiday Events & Celebrations 2015 →

When you think contemporary art, New York, L.A. or Miami might jump to mind as cutting edge hot spots, but none of those locales boast such a scenic backdrop for a vibrant gallery scene as Jackson Hole. Jackson most commonly known for its world class skiing, fly fishing, mountains, and open spaces is also known … Continue reading Contemporary Art Scene in Jackson Hole →

Today Grand Teton National Park is one of the top ten visited national parks in the country and with good reason, as tourists, mountain climbers, skiers, fly fisherman, hikers, boaters, and more flock to this awe inspiring locale in northwestern Wyoming. But if it wasn’t for a well meaning conspiracy and an unforgettable lunch, Grand … Continue reading A Brief History of Grand Teton National Park →

First! Yellowstone is the first National Park and everyone that came after tries in vain to live up to this precedent. In 1872 your United States government had the brilliant idea to mark off an invisible boundary declaring Yellowstone a sacred and protected land. The hope was to keep it from the development of man, … Continue reading A Brief History of Yellowstone →

The altitude of Jackson, WY isn’t exactly the death zone of base camp 4 at Everest, but if you are coming from sea level or other lower elevations, the increase in altitude can be significant enough to throw you and your vacation plans for a loop if you come down with altitude sickness. Nobody wants … Continue reading Altitude Sickness Prevention →

Interview by Steven Glass Photos by Ryan Sheets – Sheetsstudios.com I first met up with local fly fishing guide, Josh Gallivan, at Thai Me Up after he countered my initial offer to meet at my office for an interview for this blog. I guess he had worked up an appetite and thirst from being on … Continue reading The Best Day of Your Life: Fly Fishing in Jackson Hole with Josh Gallivan →

People may tend to think of the frozen variety of water when they think of Jackson Hole, i.e. cold smoke and cowboy powder, but come summer time the melted snow makes for perfect lakes and rivers. Nothing is quite as refreshing or inspiring as getting in some water when trying to beat the heat. Swimming … Continue reading Our Favorite Water Activities in Jackson Hole →

Hiking may just be the perfect summer activity in the Tetons. Nothing quite recharges you and makes you appreciate nature and be in the moment like a walk through the woods. So, turn off your phones you probably won’t have cell service anyway, pack a lunch, some gear, and head out with some friends or … Continue reading 10 Amazing Hikes in Jackson →

The fourth is a day set aside for this great country to celebrate its independence. It’s kind of like a birthday party and everyone in the country is invited. Although it’s probably not your first 4th of July, it may be your first time celebrating in Jackson Hole and we do things a little bit … Continue reading Jackson Hole 4th of July, 2015 →