The city of Jackson, Wyoming, with its old western-style boardwalks and charm, is home to a variety of restaurants, pubs, cafes, galleries, and designer boutiques. The Valley offers great walking, biking and outdoor activities along with two mountain resorts: the famous Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the local Snow King Resort. In the summer, the city is a busy gateway for travelers heading to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
For breakfast, stop at Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant in downtown Jackson for delicious fresh baked goods, homemade breakfast, and gourmet coffee. In the evening, visit Snake River Brewing Company for dinner and award-winning craft beers.
Jackson Hole Resort and Teton Village
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, located in the heart of the stunning Tetons, offers an abundance of spectacular hiking, biking and exploring in the summer and skiing in the winter. The complex is located in the exciting Teton Village filled with hotels, spas, restaurants, and outdoor activities.
Bike and hiking trail
Beautifully landscaped paved bike trails wind through the Jackson Hole Valley. The image on the left is of a path leading to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort from the town of Jackson. Ride the resort tram for breathtaking scenery and mountain hikes.
Wildlife
You will visit Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks for natural beauty and wildlife. Be prepared and respectful of the abundant wildlife in Jackson Hole as well. It is common to hike and see moose and elk even on bike trails. Here’s a moose that I saw at the base of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
The City of Jackson is the gateway to a magnificent National Park adventure! Grand Teton National Park, in northwestern Wyoming, may be one of the most visually stunning landscapes. You’ll be in awe of the jagged Tetons, glacial lakes, abundant wildlife, and amazing surrounding terrain.
Yellowstone National Park is a wild and natural sanctuary that can provide you with a life of special adventure. With its 2.2 million acres, Yellowstone offers tourists and explorers the famous Old Faithful and hundreds of geysers, hot springs, lakes, rivers, valleys, forests, mountains, and diverse wildlife throughout the park.