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Off-the-Mountain Winter Activities in Jackson Hole

To ski or not to ski… It’s no question that Jackson Hole is one of the country’s top downhill ski destinations, but that’s certainly not the only thing to do here. If you find yourself worn out from hitting the slopes, or if you’re just looking for something different to do, we’ve put together a list of some excellent off-day activities for you and your family or friends.

Outdoor Adventures

Snowshoeing & Cross-Country Skiing

Showcasing unforgettable vistas, the Teton Park Road is one of our favorite places to go snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the winter — open from the Taggart Lake Trailhead to the Signal Mountain Lodge. It’s closed to traffic from November 1 to April 30, so it’s all yours to enjoy. We also highly recommend Turpin Meadow Ranch for cross-country skiing.

Snowshoe & Cross-Country Ski Rental Locations in Jackson

Tubing

Give your knees a rest and take the younger ones tubing at Snow King Mountain Resort!

Sleigh Rides

Experience the remarkable beauty of the Tetons on a horse-drawn sleigh. Spring Creek Ranch, Mill Iron Ranch, and the National Elk Refuge all offer exciting sleigh rides for the whole family. Book your ride today!

Snowmobile Tours

Hit the powder on a thrilling snowmobile tour! Learn more about Jackson Hole snowmobile tour groups and the best destinations for scenery (and speed!) at jacksonholewy.com.

Wildlife Scenic Tours

One of our favorite ways to explore and photograph the Jackson Hole area is on a wildlife scenic tour. We recommend booking yours with Wildlife EcoTour Adventures or Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris — each offers half-day, full-day, and multi-day trips based on your interests. Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris even offers door-to-door pickup service and lunch at Palate at the National Museum of Wildlife Art!

Enjoy exclusive Outpost benefits with Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris:

  • To receive 5% off, use code 5JHOUTPOST at checkout.

Recharge Indoors

Want to get a workout in, but don’t feel like bundling up to go out? Pursue is an excellent local fitness studio for yoga, spin, strength training, and more — plus, they offer single-day passes for visitors.

Or maybe you’d just like to sit back and relax? There’s simply nothing better than a spa day at the Four Seasons. 

Eat, Drink & Go Shopping

There’s no shortage of delicious places to grab something to eat or drink in Jackson Hole, and the shopping options are almost endless. To make it easy for you, here’s a list of some of our top picks:

Teton Village

Corsa at the Caldera House Hotel is a beautiful family-style Italian restaurant with perfect Neopolitan-style pizzas. Also at the hotel is Southcable Cafe, a casual spot to grab a cup of coffee or even a beer.

Teton Thai is a casual go-to for authentic Thai food — and if the sun is out, the patio is fantastic!

Need some new gear? We suggest stopping by Stio, a great locally-owned shop for outdoor apparel.

Belle Cose is a charming boutique at the Four Seasons that offers a bit of everything, from home accessories to clothing to jewelry.

Jackson

Looking for a laid-back place to relax and get a beer? The local brewery scene in Jackson is top-notch. We suggest checking out what’s on tap at Snake River Brewing Co. and Roadhouse.

Not only does Snake River Roasting Co. serve great coffee (get the Claus Latte), but they also have a dynamite breakfast and lunch menu (the Bison Sausage Breakfast Sandwich is a must-have).

Take It All In

From breathtaking views to authentic local culture, Jackson Hole has something for everyone to enjoy.

Going Up?

Ever had a waffle at 10,000 feet? You need to. Grab your family and friends and take the aerial tram up to the top of Rendezvous Mountain at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Top of the World Waffles at Corbet’s Cabin is essential. 

We also recommend taking the gondola up to the top of Snow King Mountain for a drink and a snack at the Panorama House. The view is spectacular!

Gallery Hop

If you’re in the mood for a quiet retreat, these local galleries will satisfy your artistic appetite:

Specializing in modern and contemporary art, the Tayloe Piggott Gallery showcases a variety of unique works by remarkable artists.

MANGELSEN – Images of Nature Gallery features a selection of stunning images of the wild by Thomas D. Mangelsen.

Just north of town overlooking the National Elk Refuge is the National Museum of Wildlife Art, showcasing “…more than 5,000 artworks representing wild animals from around the world.” It features pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol, Robert Kuhn, John James Audubon, Carl Rungius, and more.

Your Perfect Getaway

Wherever your off-the-mountain adventures take you, we’re here to make sure your stay in Jackson Hole is unforgettable. Book your vacation rental today!

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Bundle up for Autumn in Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park’s 150th summer celebrations were sadly met with flash flooding that tore through the Northern region of the park, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Support poured into the park and the affected gateway towns and communities in the months that followed. In turn, Yellowstone was able to reopen quickly, exemplifying the dedication our country still has to the preservation of our protected lands. With the busiest season now behind us, the park remains open to visitors ready to bundle up against Western fall and experience the magic of autumn in Yellowstone.

While visiting Yellowstone in the summer has its perks (warmth, sunshine, camping), there’s nothing quite like autumn in the park. Enjoy a moody drive along the canyon with a third of the crowds, allowing you enjoy the fall foliage, steam hanging over the thermal features, and a better chance the see wildlife migration before they hibernate for winter. Now is the best time to see a grizzly bear hunched over her kill, spot an antelope prancing through the sagebrush, or hear the elks buggling at night. Book a tour with JH Wildlife Safaris or JH EcoTour Adventures for an elevated tour through Yellowstone, and be sure to contact us for a discount code when staying in an Outpost vacation rental home.

If you’re looking for a less structured Yellowstone experience, we recommend planning a stop at Mammoth Hot Springs. After a long, dreary mist filled day, there’s nothing like soaking in the warmth of these naturally fed hot springs. Just 5 miles down the road lies charming Gardiner, MT. As the community recovers from the aftermath from the July flooding, continued support for their local businesses is crucial. We recommend stopping by their many antique shops and grabbing a few postcards to send to your friends and family. Make sure to check for any new road closures before you head north.

With snow, rain, and sometimes even sunshine filling our skies throughout the months of October and November, it’s the perfect time to fill your lungs with nostalgic, crisp autumn air. Take a drive through Yellowstone National Park, maybe stop for a brisk walk, and return home to snuggle up to season 5 of the TV show, “Yellowstone.” Who knows, you might even spot some familiar sights!

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Fill Labor Day Weekend with the Best of Jackson Hole Summer

We can emphatically say that summer should last an extra month. With a plethora of activities to take advantage of, the long days spent outside soaking up the rays are some of the best in Jackson Hole. But time has that funny way of staying consistent, and our days of summertime are limited. That’s why we always like to fill our Labor Day Weekend with the best of Jackson Hole summer. We’ve compiled a full weekend of activities for you to enjoy every second you have in our special neck of the woods. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the close of summer in Jackson Hole! 

Friday
Kick off your Labor Day Weekend in Jackson Hole with a trip to the backside of the Tetons. A little known secret: the Idaho side of the Teton range offers stunning views of the mountains. Home to many of those who keep the wheels spinning here in Jackson Hole, we encourage you to take a peek into our community that you simply won’t get without a visit to Idaho. 

Start your day with breakfast at Butter Cafe. The sister restaurant to ever popular Streetfood in Wilson, this charming breakfast joint is the perfect spot to fuel up for your day of adventure. If you’re feeling up for a big hike, Table Mountain is a 12 mile round-trip hike. Landing you right next to the Grand Teton, you’ll have incredible views of our favorite mountain range. If you’d like something less strenuous, the Darby Canyon Wind Cave hike is a beautiful 6 miles out-and-back. After your day in the Tetons, grab an early dinner at Teton Thai in Driggs (we recommend the Pineapple Fried Rice with Crispy Duck, or Bison Pho), and end your day perusing the many beautiful Arts and Crafts during September’s First Friday Art Walk in Driggs. Bonus: take in the stunning sunset over Jackson Hole as you drive back over Teton pass.  

Saturday
After your big day of hiking, enjoy a lazy morning breakfast at Snake River Roasting Co.’s beautiful cafe just off Town Square. We recommend the Bison Benedict and getting a Cinnamon Roll to share. Who doesn’t love a good breakfast appetizer? And don’t forget to grab a bag of their hand-roasted coffee to bring home with you! 

Next head over to the Saturday Farmers Market. Open from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m., there’s no rush to get there super early! Be sure to grab some locally grown produce and steaks for a grill-out at your rental later today. Once you’re all stocked up, mosey down to Snow King Mountain Resort and spend a day frolicking (yes truly) with a Big King Pass. From ziplines, to ropes courses, an alpine slide, miniature golf, and so much more, your day will be filled with shrieks of laughter and maybe just a little adrenaline. Head back to your rental and fire up the grill for a quintessential Labor Day Weekend BBQ. 

Sunday
After two days packed with activities, treat yourself (and your body) to a stretch with yoga on the rooftop of the Cloudveil, followed by brunch downstairs at the Bistro. Be sure to make a reservation. When you’re ready to kick it back into gear, head out to Teton Village for Sunday Funday. Enjoy $20 lift tickets and 20 percent off bike rentals, and spend your afternoon exploring their epic downhill mountain bike terrain. Once you’re ready for a beer (or three) and some delicious food (we recommend the lamb burger, tacos, or bibimbap), head over to Streetfood at the Stagecoach. Pro tip: stick around for line dancing at “Church.” Bill Briggs (the first person to ski the Grand!) and his band has played there every Sunday for the past 40 years.  

Monday
We know, you’re tired. It’s been a long weekend FULL of activities. Grab some sandwiches from Creekside and head up to String Lake in Grand Teton National Park for a lazy lake day with incredible Teton views. Be sure to bring your bathing suit as this is the perfect swimming hole. We recommend finishing your trip with a delicious dinner at Trio before heading home. Be sure to make a reservation, and definitely order the Blue Cheese Waffle Fries. You won’t regret it. 

We hope you’re able to pack in as much of our favorite summertime activities during your Labor Day Weekend in Jackson Hole. Maybe we’ll see you out there as we do the same! 

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End Your Summer on a High Note in the Mountains

One of our favorite things about summer vacation is the utter abandonment of your calendar. Forgetting the date and letting time float by makes us nostalgic for the ice cream filled summer days of our childhood. But just like it did when we were kids, Labor Day Weekend is signaling the final hoorah of the summer. End your summer on a high note by spending August in the mountains before autumn blows in the shorter, cooler days. Lucky for us, the blurry, golden haze of late August in Jackson Hole offers some of the best days we get. Make sure to book an Outpost vacation rental today, and get excited for your late summer getaway!

Fishermen enjoy a beautiful late summer day on the water.

For the BBQ Enthusiast 
Take advantage of your back deck, and enjoy the smokey, grilled flavors of summer from your BBQ. Our local farms are at the height of their production, so make sure to pop through the Farmer’s Market over Labor Day Weekend, or hit up the Wednesday People’s Market through the rest of August and September. Don’t forget to swing by Sweet Cheeks Meats for cuts of the best locally sourced meat around. Insider tip: go for the ribeyes, they’re worth every penny!

For the Avid Flyfisherperson
This is the best time of year to cast your line. The river is at its lowest point, the hatches are buzzing, and the cooler nights and mornings bring more active, biting fish. As the golden hues of August spread into the aspen trees, the views from the river get even better. Book your guided fishing trip today. 

For the Animal Enthusiast 
Though the elk aren’t bugling quite yet, the turn of the season is a great time to view wildlife. Book a wildlife safari and experience the exquisite animals who call this place home. (Staying at an Outpost property? Please contact our guest relations team for a discount code. 307-690-4790 / salescrew@outpostjh.com.)

Looking to get up close and personal? Book a horseback ride through the foothills of the Teton Mountain range. With no sound but the gentle clip of hooves on dirt, you’ll feel transported to a time long past in our beautiful valley.

For the Artist
From August 5-7, come enjoy the 57 Annual Art Fair in Jackson Hole! Beckoning work from local artists, and artists from around the region, this much anticipated event showcases a wide array of pieces. Otherwise, spend a morning immersed in some of America’s most celebrated painters and photographers at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Finish your tour with views of the Elk Refuge with lunch at Palate. After being inspired by the museum’s incredible collection, take a walk through the many galleries downtown. Who knows, you might find something you just can’t go home without! 

While we’re sad to see the final days of summer approaching, August ushers in a beautifully slow, even romantic transition to fall. Book your end of summer getaway to join us in celebrating the last of this incredible season, and welcome in the early splashes of autumn in Jackson. 

Record-breaking Flooding Temporarily Closes Yellowstone: Updated Information

Mist rises over thermal springs in Yellowstone National Park

Recent record-breaking flood conditions caused a full evacuation of Yellowstone National Park. After temporarily closing the country’s oldest national park, the National Park Service took time to assess the overall damage to Yellowstone’s infrastructure. The North entrance remains closed to non-commercial vehicle traffic, but is open to foot and bicycle traffic to Rescue Creek. The Northeast entrance also remains closed to non-commercial vehicle travel, but is open to foot and bicycle traffic in to Warm Creek Trailhead.

After careful consideration, the park reopened the south loop through the Park’s Southern Gate (North of Jackson Hole), East Gate (Cody), and West Gate (West Yellowstone), on Wednesday, June 22. As of July 2, the access to the north loop opened to the general public, allowing access the the majority of the National Park.

Entrance to the park through the South, East and West gates are open to all visitors at this time. We encourage all visitors to stay attuned to park road conditions and gate closures before planning any trips into Yellowstone.

We are devastated to see the damage caused by flooding in Yellowstone, and our hearts go out to the many communities reeling from this disaster. Interested in donating to Yellowstone and the communities directly affected by this disaster? Here are some options for disaster relief programs giving aid through this time.

If you’ve already booked your travel to Jackson Hole, consider the following activities for your trip.

Round off Your Summer in Jackson Hole

If you ask a “local” what brought them to Jackson, they’ll likely tell you it was Jackson’s epic and legendary free skiing. If you follow up with what kept them here, they’ll tell you emphatically: Summer in the Tetons. 

Late Summer Sunset over Mormon Row

Some take refuge on the cool, ribboning Snake River, casting flies, rafting, or braving the whitewater in river kayaks. Others seek meditative, soul-touching experiences in our mountains’ dramatic and awe-inspiring peaks. Regardless of your draw to the Tetons, there is something here for everyone.

The best part of your summer getaway doesn’t stop short in the mountains either. With just three (maybe four if we’re lucky) short months to take in all that summertime brings, there’s a fervent energy that draws in artists and musicians alike every year.

From July 3 through August 27, the Grand Teton Music Festival brings renowned musicians from across the country to perform in Teton Village. Check their calendar and be sure to book in advance of your visit.

Take in the exceptional spread from local and national artists featured at our annual Art Fair on August 5-7. From fine art to ceramics, paintings, furniture, photography, jewelry, and so much more, be sure to plan your trip to accommodate this wonderful event.

Pick up a pair of cowboy boots from the Town Square, and head to the rodeo for a real taste of the Wyoming dazzle. Be sure to book your tickets in advance as they do book out quickly.

And of course, there’s the Teton County Fair. With all the usual rides and games, our fair is a great way to have a good time alongside the local community. Check the schedule for daily events, and enjoy a quintessential summer night at the fairground.

Regardless of your preference for activities, there’s something here to not only please, but wow everyone in your group. End your summer on a high note, and book your Jackson Hole adventure today. You will not regret a moment spent here.

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Shop Local: Support Local Business in Jackson Hole, WY

Can we let you in on a little secret? Believe it or not, there’s more to Jackson Hole than skiing. (Shocker, we know!) With a number of superb local businesses that cater to any and all shopping needs, no trip to Jackson Hole is complete without a local shopping spree. You heard it from us, it’s time to treat yourself! 

Begin your Jackson Hole shopping journey in historic Town Square and work your way up to the charming Teton Village. With our guided suggestions under your belt, that prickling itch to do some shopping will be scratched. Follow Outpost, and you’ll be shopping like a local in no time! 

Open sign at a local Jackson Hole shop

For The Best Local Souvenirs by Town: 

Town of Jackson

We love stopping by MADE for their artisanal handmade pieces, then heading over to their carefully curated Mountain Dandy on Pearl St., where shop collections boast a vintage masculine aesthetic. These two town favorites will add character to your Jackson Hole souvenir game. 

Teton Village

The G Store is your one-stop-shop for magnets, chains, keyrings, and more. Make sure to pick up an eclectic Provisions donut while you’re in there! 

Wilson

The talented team behind MADE and Mountain Dandy extends their community reach with M in Wilson. Grab a few eccentric stationery sets, custom totes, and tasteful home goods. 

For Outdoor Apparel: 

Get ready to take a shopping (and walking) tour of Jackson while visiting our favorite outfitters for outdoor apparel and gear. JD Highcountry and Skinny Skis have your skiing, hiking, and other recreational needs covered! No spree in town is complete without a stop at Stio, Jackson’s very own outdoor clothing line. When a local spots that pine logo, you’ll be sure to receive a nod of credibility.

For New and Vintage Western Gear: 

We have a soft spot for boutiques filled with quality western gear! Unearth timeless pieces at Womenfolk, a sophisticated consignment store, and JW Bennett, the go-to place for wearable works of art—and hats. Be sure to take a stroll through the infamous Pendleton for a classic flannel or memorable blanket to bring home the colors and textures of the West. 

For Your Boutique Needs

In search of something less western? Some boutiques we’ve fallen for include Altitude, Rodeo, and Roam. You’ll also find various shops, like Terra, sprinkled throughout downtown Jackson, Wilson, and Teton Village that are sure to fill your bag with fashion-forward items.

For Good Reads: 

Valley Bookstore is teeming with books about the area and from local authors, as well as a wide range of classics and new releases. Peel back the crisp cover of your new read after brunch at Cafe Genevieve right across the road! If you find yourself in Wilson, browse through Wilson Book Gallery while grabbing a coffee from Persephone Wesbank just next door. 

It can be difficult heading home after an enjoyable vacation, but this is your opportunity to take a piece of your Jackson Hole adventure back with you – you’ll leave these exceptional stores with bags (and hearts) full of unique goodies. Experience the last of the Old West your way – your mountain getaway awaits. Now, remember, this is our little secret (which we encourage you to readily share)! 

It’s nearly biking season in Jackson

Biking season is just around the corner! Jackson is a fantastic place for all kinds of biking! Enjoy road biking, gravel biking, or mountain biking – whatever your riding style, Jackson is the location for you. As the snow melts, we’re all looking forward to biking season being upon us once again.  

Scenic view from a biking trail in Jackson, WY.

Our favorite places for mountain biking 

Cache Creek Trail System

  • Incredible cross-country mountain biking
  • Easily accessible from the trailhead in East Jackson
  • Links up to Snow King Mountain – enjoy beautiful views of the Tetons and the Town of Jackson from your bike

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR) Bike Park 

  • The bike park is open from June 11 to September 11 
  • Extensive lift access to downhill bike trails in Teton Village
  • Wonderful restaurants/Teton Village scene to enjoy after a day of biking

Targhee Bike Park 

  • The bike park will be opening in mid-June
  • Lift access to downhill bike trails
  • Beautiful cross country trails on the other side of the Tetons

Teton Pass

  • Exciting downhill and cross-country mountain biking trails
  • For experienced bikers – trust us

Our favorite places for road biking 

Bike Path from the Town of Jackson to Wilson –or- out to Teton Village

  • Stop along the way for a drink or snack in Wilson: 
  • Ride over the Snake River bridge, looking over the edge to try to spot the trout swimming below
  • Swing by R-Park and admire Thomas Dambo’s incredible Mama Mimi Troll

Bike Path from the Town of Jackson to Jenny Lake 

  • Expansive Teton views the entire ride out – keep an eye out for wildlife along the banks of the Hoback River and in the sagebrush
  • The scenic stretch of park road along the edge of Jenny Lake is breathtaking
  • Be mindful of traffic – the scenic detour along Jenny Lake is a shared road rather than a bike-only path

Local bike experts

Need a tune or rental? Check out some of the great stores in town for all your biking needs: 

And after a long day of biking, bask in the serenity of any one of our Outpost properties – your Jackson Hole home base!

Spring wildlife in Jackson Hole

Did you know that April and May mark the off-season/mud season in Jackson Hole? It’s the quietest time to visit – if you don’t like crowds, now is the time to come out here. Snow is starting to melt, so expect mud on hiking trails and variable weather. You can also expect to see an abundance of wildlife reemerging after a long winter. There’s no time like the present to experience the resurfacing foliage and teeming wildlife of Jackson Hole – and we have all the local insight. 

Herd of bison, featured on a newborn spring baby and its mother, capture in Jackson Hole by wildlife seeker and local photographer Stephanie Pidcock.

Pause and view the Jackson Hole wildlife

In Jackson Hole, we remain present by pausing and viewing the bountiful wildlife. Spring is a gorgeous time to stay wild. Charming baby animals start appearing in the national parks and surrounding areas during the warmer spring months. Migrating elk begin heading north for the summer and can be seen all over the valley… keep an eye out when driving! Majestic moose love hanging near the banks of the Snake and Hoback rivers and in the open sagebrush beneath the Tetons. Resident grizzly and black bears are waking from hibernation, often appearing with new cubs. 

While you can spot wildlife all over the valley, we recommend heading to our area’s treasured national parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. You and yours can experience spring wildlife at a safe distance, perfect for your family’s resident photographer or nature lover. Since it’s off-season, the parks are rarely crowded, so you can set aside extra time to explore beyond ever-popular sights like Old Faithful. Note: Yellowstone’s South Entrance opens on May 1, and Grand Teton Internal Park road will open on May 14. 

Before any wildlife excursion, it’s essential to be mindful of your environmental role and impact. Always give ALL wildlife plenty of room; you’re here to discover Jackson Hole wildlife, not disturb it. Please leave every space, plant, and animal as it is. It is incredibly important to Leave No Trace in our natural environments. For your safety and the safety of our wildlife, you must stay 25 yards away from bison, elk, and moose at all times, and 100 yards away from bears and wolves. This is their home, and it is vital to respect that. 

Keep a pair of binoculars or a scope handy in your vehicle for safe viewing of our area’s wild animals. You should always look at animals through binoculars (or a scope) rather than walking up to them. Got a new camera lens? Test it out during a scenic drive in the valley and see what incredible moments you capture. Leaving your vehicle to hike or explore? Be sure to carry bear spray and know how to use it. 

Better yet – book a guided tour for a stress-free and educational family activity! Off-season is a great time to book a wildlife tour with Eco Tours or JH Wildlife Safaris. Their guides will take you to the best places for wildlife, as well as provide tons of interesting information about the area.

As always, the weather this time of year is extremely variable! Be prepared and pack for both sunny and cold days. You can always cozy up in town and recharge in an Outpost property after what’s sure to be a successful day looking for wildlife!

 

Image by Stephanie Pidcock

Alternative Travel to Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Jackson Hole Airport will be closed from April 11 to June 28, 2022, for runway construction. This is a great time to fly or drive in from other areas, exploring new sites! Here are our top routes for your springtime travels to Jackson Hole—

A road leads into Jackson Hole, Wyoming, as you travel in after flying or driving in.

1. Fly into Idaho Falls Regional Airport || Idaho Falls, ID

Rent a car and get ready for a quick road trip! The most direct route to Jackson is via the Teton Pass route. It’s about 100 miles through Swan Valley, Pine Creek, Victor, and over the beautiful Teton Pass into the town of Wilson, WY, and then a straight shot to Jackson and Teton Village.

Looking for a scenic ride? The Snake River route is our go-to! Travel from Idaho Falls, along around 120 miles, weaving past the Snake River that goes through Palisade Dam, streaming in from Yellowstone National Park. Slow down, crack the windows, and enjoy the unique towns, restaurants, and shopping along the way. 

OR

You can take in the views with someone else at the wheel! Shuttles are available from IDA into downtown Jackson. You can make easy reservations here. 

2. Soar into Bozeman Airport || Bozeman, MT

This dazzling four-and-a-half-hour drive through West Yellowstone won’t disappoint. Journey past the Rocky Mountain community of Big Sky, Cinnamon Mountain, and the vast Montana valleys hugging the Montana-Wyoming valley. You’ll also venture through the scenic Teton Valley in neighboring Idaho, then head to Jackson Hole. 

3. Arrive at Salt Lake City International Airport || Salt Lake City, UT

Treat yourself to a five-hour drive through awe-inspiring canyons! Make the most of your day and stop at Bear Lake and Lava Hot Springs along the way. Grab a growler to-go at Grand Teton Brewing Co. in Victor, Idaho, before traveling into Wilson and Jackson. 

4. Fly Privately into Driggs-Reed Municipal Airport || Driggs, ID

A lively one-hour and ten-minute drive awaits you, but we invite you to spend some quality time in Idaho. Rise Coffee House is a local staple in Driggs for brunch, sweet treats, and coffee. Landing later in the day? Enjoy a lunch or dinner at Teton Thai before heading over the pass!

A snow-covered empty high is seen, a sight you can expect as you travel to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Where to Stay When You Travel to Jackson Hole, Wyoming 

Okay, you’ve finally arrived in Jackson Hole and are ready to relax! Outpost has the perfect places to stay, so check out our six featured properties: