If you've made your way to this page, you must be looking for an all-encompassing guide to fun in the Tetons. You found it! We put all of the important details for trip planning and other Jackson Hole information right here on one convenient page. First things first: Jackson Hole is a remarkably beautiful and special place unlike any destination in the world. We are excited to share it with you.
Getting around in Jackson Hole is easy. The airport is only 15 minutes from town, and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is only 15 minutes from there. When you arrive at the airport, you are here. Click for more information on getting around in Jackson Hole.
Teton Village is 12 miles northwest of the Town of Jackson and at the foot of the Teton Mountain Range. During the summer, Teton Village is the perfect oasis for those visiting the National Parks with Teton Village bordering Grand Teton National Park and it is a mere fifty miles to Yellowstone National Park from Teton Village.
The southern portion of Moose-Wilson Road is under construction between the Granite Canyon Entrance and the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve. The road is open to through traffic, seven days a week, with possible 20-minute delays.
Granite Canyon Trailhead is closed summer and fall 2023. The trail network is accessible from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Access to the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve and Death Canyon Trailhead is available from the north, via Moose, WY.
Travel from the town of Jackson to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will not be impacted.
Accommodations can make or break a vacation. Select from standard hotels to high-end resorts to living lakeside in Grand Teton National Park. Want to live like a cowboy? Try out one of the ranches in the more remote reaches of the Jackson Hole area. Any way about it, you're going to love your stay here in Jackson Hole.
If you're looking for an adventure, we've got an activity for you! Explore the activities that make Jackson Hole Mountain Resort more than a mountain.
Wildlife viewing, national parks, historic, western town and the best skiing around make Jackson Hole the ideal location for your family ski vacation. Jackson Hole has terrain to suit the entire family with a focus on fun learning techniques as well as raising the next generation of passionate skiers and riders. Below you will find information on lodging, ski lessons, family activities, dining and general information regarding things to do in Jackson Hole.
Whether you're looking for a mellow walk or a more strenuous hike, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has trails for everyone. Start at the base of Teton Village or ride up our tram and gondola to access hiking trails that will transport you high above the valley to stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountain range. Hike through wildflower-covered fields and rugged mountain terrain to experience the best views in Jackson Hole — all within the resort's boundaries. Cool off and grab a bite to eat at one of our several hike-to restaurants including Piste Mountain Bistro, The Deck @ Piste, Off-Piste, and Corbets Cabin.
Need to recharge during the day's activities? Stop into one of our on-mountain dining locations for the best views, delicious food, and refreshing drinks.
Staying in Teton Village? Check out the village's unique offerings.
The historic Jackson Hole is packed full of amazing options that will satisfy every foodie in your group.
There isn't an actual hole per se. The proverbial hole in our name comes from a term that early trappers and inhabitants of the area used to describe our valley which is surrounded by mountains.
Jackson Hole is in the Northwest corner of Wyoming.
Getting to know the lingo when coming to Jackson Hole for the first time can be confusing. What's the difference between Jackson and Jackson Hole. Well, Jackson Hole is considered the entire 40x20 mile long valley. The town of Jackson lives at the southern end of Jackson Hole - where the infamous elk antler arches Town Square and the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar are. Jackson Hole Airport is in the south central part of the valley, and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is the ski resort just above Teton Village.
Back in the 1800s, fur trappers and mountain men exploring the area referred to any valley completely surrounded by mountains a "hole." That hole was then named after the person who discovered it - Davey Jackson in this case.
There are wonderful lodging options all over Jackson Hole. The Town of Jackson is located 12 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and offers lodging, dining and shopping opportunities. Jackson Hole Mountain resort is located in Teton Village which also offers a variety of lodging and entertainment options. The Grand Teton National Park south boundary is less than a mile from Teton Village.
Jackson, WY has our very own airport. The airport is located 10 miles north of town and has the distinction of being both the busiest airport in Wyoming and the only airport to be located in a National Park. The airport has invested $150M in renovations and remodals over the past 4 years. Airport Code is JAC.
Looking for moose, elk, mule deer, bears or other animals? Jackson Hole has them and with any luck you will see them all. From time to time visitors spot them from our chair lifts, but you never know when and where you might spot big game so keep your eyes open. Many wildlife expeditions can lead you to secret spots where you're sure to find that moose or bald eagle.
July and August are the peak months for summer visitors to Jackson Hole. The long, warm summer days lend themselves to the types of activities that draw folks to Jackson. September and October are ideal months to visit if you wish to avoid the busy season.
Our double-reversible tram runs a length of 12,463' with a vertical rise of 4,139'. During the winter season the tram has a cabin capacity of 100 riders and 1 operator. With an approximate speed of 1970 feet/minute, it has an uphill capacity of 650 riders/hour. The tram is a must ride for both skiers and sightseers.
The list is really quite endless. Paragliding, hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, kayaking, and climbing are just a few of the options. Wildlife and landscape photography, scenic drives, star gazing are other great outings.
