Visit Jackson Hole

05/01/2025

Over 50 miles of paved paths wind through Jackson Hole, making it easy to get outside and take it all in—bike, walk, jog, whatever your pace.
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Now’s the time to start planning your summer days on the trail. The views are nonstop, but don’t forget your trail etiquette. 👉 visitjacksonhole.com/tips-for-the-trail

04/29/2025

Shed hunting is an important tradition for many Wyoming residents. With all backcountry adventures, especially those of such excitement and importance, it's critical to know the rules and regulations, the safety procedures, and designated areas before you go.

Shed hunting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming allows hundreds of outdoor enthusiasts access to the Bridger-Teton National Forest in search of antler

04/28/2025

Only have a day in Jackson? Make it count.
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Scenic drives, mellow hikes, mountain views, and a town full of good food and local finds—it’s easy to pack a lot into 24 hours here.
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Start planning your next trip: 👉 visitjacksonhole.com/plan

04/25/2025

What made Jackson Hole legendary? Learn a bit about the local history:

The earliest occupants and environmental stewards of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem were the ancestors of contemporary Indigenous Tribal nations. Around 1884 the first homesteads were filed in Jackson Hole and settlers began building homes, farming the land, and raising cattle.

04/24/2025

First casts of the season hit different—cold water, hungry trout, and plenty of river to yourself.
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Fly fishing here’s all about respect—for the fish, the flow, and the land. Brush up on local regs and swing by a shop before you head out.
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Line up your Jackson fishing trip 👉 visitjacksonhole.com/activities/fishing

04/23/2025

There’s no better time to seek that open road freedom than during the spring months. And there’s no better road than the one that leads to Jackson Hole.
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Get lost in the heart of the American West and find yourself in Jackson Hole. Here are a few ways to do it...

There’s a reason people devote entire books to the great American road trip.

04/22/2025

The snow’s melting, rivers are rising, and the Tetons are waking up. 🏔️
Spring reminds us just how alive this place really is—and why it’s worth protecting.
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This Earth Day, let’s move a little slower, tread a little lighter, and keep wild places wild. 🌱🧡

04/17/2025

Some call it an art. Others, a way of life. Explore fly fishing in Jackson Hole.

The pursuit of trout brings anglers to some of the most beautiful destinations in nature, none more worthy than Jackson Hole.

04/16/2025

Planning a summer trip to Jackson? Peak season brings the crowds—but with the right prep, you can sidestep the stress and not have to break the bank. From affordable places to stay to smart tips on gear and food, we’ve got you covered.
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Tap the link to learn more 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/5-tips-for-a-budget-friendly-visit-to-jackson-hole-in-the-summer

04/16/2025

The trails in and around Jackson are thawing out, enticing trail users to hit the dirt. But spring trails are especially vulnerable to erosion, and winter wildlife closures remain in effect until May 1. Review these tips for the trail before recreating this spring.

The ins-and-outs of trail use in Teton County.

04/14/2025

You know it’s spring in the Tetons when the snow starts melting off Teton Park Road. 🚴‍♂️☀️ The south end of Teton Park Road is now open to pedestrians and non-motorized use—run, hike, bike, blade, or stroll with your (leashed) pup until April 30.
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Entrance fees are required to enter Grand Teton National Park and recreate on Teton Park Road. The fee is $35 for private vehicles, $30 for motorcycles, or $20 for individuals (by foot/bicycle).

04/11/2025

The often-unpredictable conditions in Jackson Hole can be challenging to the uninitiated, so it’s important to be prepared. Staying warm and dry is critical to your safety and enjoyment of the outdoors. Packing with these tips in mind will help you enjoy all that Jackson Hole has to offer in comfort and style.

You’ll be at home here no matter what you like to wear, as long as you dress for the weather.

04/10/2025

Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park are open year-round, but access depends on the season. Spring offers quieter trails, cooler temps, and great wildlife viewing. 🏔️⁠
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Weather can change fast—snow has been known to fall in every month. Check road conditions, come prepared, and plan ahead for whatever Mother Nature brings.⁠
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Know before you go; get your planning guide 👉️ https://visitjacksonhole.com/stay-wild-guide

04/10/2025

The Tetons are starting to thaw—ice is melting, trails are clearing, and the valley’s waking up after a long winter. Spring may be slow to arrive up here, but the shift is underway.