Things to do

Explore the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Good dining, shops, mountain views, mountain biking, hikes, Frisbee golf, and more. Stop for a drink at the famous Mangy Moose bar! You can also take the tram to the top of Rendezvous Mountain for stunning aerial views of the JH Valley, and Corbet's Cabin for the best waffles at the top of the Tram. Waffles with a view! (bring a jacket, it gets windy)

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Visit iconic Grand Teton National Park just North of Teton Village on the Moose-Wilson Road. There is an entrance fee to get into the park. Once there you can drive to various points to see the sites or if you want to hike, here is a link to day hikes in Grand Teton National Park. The park visitor center in Moose is an excellent place to begin your park adventure.

 

 

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SNAKE RIVER WHITEWATER RAFTING

& FLOAT TRIPS

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dave Hansen whitewater & Scenic Trips - Dave Hansen is your ticket to exploring the wild and scenic Snake River. 307.733.6295

 

Barker-Ewing - Choose a whitewater adventure or scenic float trip. 800.448.4202

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Jackson Hole Whitewater - JHWW has an awesome variety of trips for you to customize your trip.

 

Solitude Float Trips - Floats are 10 miles through Grand Teton National Park. Go at 5:30 p.m. for best animal viewing. 307.733.2871

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GOLFING​​

Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club - 307.733.3111

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Teton Pines - 307.733.1005

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HIKING

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Delta lake

Discover this 7.4-mile out-and-back trail near Moose, Wyoming. Generally considered a challenging route. This is a very popular area for hiking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring.

 

Phelps Lake and Death Canyon

at the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve

A great moderate hiking trek to Phelps Lake overlook with the option for a longer hike into Death Canyon. Start from the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve Visitor Center and parking area South of the Moose Visitor’s Center. Pack your swimsuit for a cold-water plunge off the locally famous

“jumping rock”.

 

Granite Canyon

Moderate to difficult depending on length of hike. This hike goes to the top of the tram (15 miles), but you can go up as little or as much as you want. 

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Surprise & Amphitheater Lakes

Difficult, but “A Teton Classic.” This 10 mile round trip hike is a Teton classic, but because it climbs about 3,000 vertical feet over five miles it is considered difficult. An early start is recommended...or plan to sleep over!

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Taggart lake and Bradley

Quiet 2.5 mile hike in GTNP. Another classic Teton hike, this one is generally a bit less busy than Hidden Falls. Leaving the parking lot 2.5 miles North of the Moose Visitor Center the trail soon divides, one to the South and one to the North, and these paths reunite at Taggart Lake. 

Leigh, String, Bearpaw & Trapper Lakes
Easy hiking with stunning views of the Tetons. This straightforward, flat hike offers views of the sheer North faces of the main Teton peaks. Leave your car at the String Lake parking lot and head North along a well-marked path.

 

Jenny Lake and Hidden Falls

Easy hike with a boat ride across the lake. This is a great spot for children and families as the boat ride alone is fun and the walk up to Hidden Falls is a bonus.  Be aware that this hike can be quite busy! Boats leave from South Jenny Lake to Hidden Falls about every 20 minutes. 

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Snow King Mountain

Snow King Mountain is a summer and Winter recreation area. The mountain is Jackson's original 1936 ski hill, located on the southeast edge of the city. It was the first ski area in the state of Wyoming. Locals sometimes refer to Snow King as "The Town Hill."

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Josie's Ridge Trail

Josie's Ridge Trail is a 3.4 mile out and back trail that offers the chance to see wildlife. The trail is rated as moderate and primarily used for hiking, walking, trail running, and nature trips.​

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Cache Creek

This trailhead is located directly on Cache Creek, just out of the town of Jackson and is the main access to the Snow King Area Trail System. It is accessed through several neighborhood roads and eventually turns to dirt at the forest boundary. Great for hiking, biking, and walking.

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FISHING

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JD High Country Outfitters - Located in Jackson on the town square. 307.733.3270

 

West Bank Anglers - Located on the West Bank near Teton Village. 307.733.6483

 

WorldCast Anglers - Located in the ORVIS store in Jackson. 307.733.6934

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Teton Trout Finders - Located South ofJackson. 307.699.9659

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High Alpine Anglers - Located in Rafter J Ranch A 15 min drive from jackson. 307.203.4683

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BIKING

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For biking enthusiasts, the bike trails are right by Teton Village. Bike rentals in the Village are available at many stores including JH Sports and Teton Village Sports. Bike trails go from the Village to Wilson and to Jackson for the more ambitious. The bike path in Grand Teton National Park is very nice, except for the stretch on the Moose-Wilson Road where you are biking with the cars (note: we don’t recommend biking North of Teton Village on Moose-Wilson Road due to dust and cars on narrow roads). 

 

If you want to bike in the park it is best to rent your bike in Moose. Bike rentals are available at Dornan’s and from there you can bike North to Jenny Lake. 

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Hoback Sports is a good bike rental option located in town. 

 

Pathway maps are available at local hotels and sporting goods stores, or online.

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​HORSEBACK RIDING

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Teton Village Trail Rides - Located at the entrance to Teton Village. Trail rides go into GTNP. 307.733.2674

 

Mill Iron Ranch - Located South of Jackson.  It’s a bit of a drive, but highly recommended by locals for trail rides into the Bridger-Teton National Forest. 307.733.6390

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