Things To Do & Eat

Persephone Bakery

Cozy little bakery great for breakfast!

Roadhouse Pub & Eatery

Great brewery right in town. Solid option for lunch or dinner.

Pinky G's Pizzeria- Jackson Hole, WY

Evan and Jess approved pizza. Especially after a night out!

Coelette

Swanky American/Asian fusion restaurant and a great option for cocktails.

Palate

Lunch with VIEWS! Palate overlooks the Elk Refuge at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Come for the food, stay for the views.

Eat at Dornan's Chuckwagon

Since 1948, Dornan's Chuckwagon has been a landmark for visitors looking for a hot meal on their way to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Doran's serves Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner daily. Check out the menu which includes delicious all you can eat pancakes made from our secret recipe for breakfast, hearty burgers and BBQ for Lunch and grilled to order entrees with tasty side options. You can enjoy a refreshing cold beer, glass of wine or try one of their amazing sloshies while sitting in a casual atmosphere, surrounded by dramatic views.

Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

For a truly authentic Wild West experience in Jackson Hole, head to the famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. This spot has been a staple of Jackson Town Square since 1937! The bar features unique, knobbled-pine details, cowboy murals, and genuine saddle barstools. Live music happens every night during the summer. Feel free to dance the night away with area locals who will be happy to give you a lesson in cowboy swing!

Yellowstone National Park

Grand Teton National Park

Probably the best views you've ever seen! Also a great spot to check out wildlife such as bison, moose, eagles, elks, red foxes, bears, and many others.

Shopping in Jackson Town Square

Check out the antlers arch, grab a bite to eat, and shop till you drop.

Hiking

Check out hikes for Jenny Lake - Moderate in intensity, this trail gives you options — easy 1.5 mile trails to 7.5. If you're feeling adventurous hike it roundtrip (~7.5 miles) or halfway, then take a boat back to the starting point. Phelps Lake- Scenic and easy, this “hike” is more of a walk. A few miles in, there’s a boulder from which you can jump 30 feet and swim! Delta Lake - With elevation gain and a duration of 7 miles, this trail is moderate-to-difficult but worth it! The views are unreal, and it never feels crowded. Snow King - During summer, what’s otherwise a ski run is a steep trail. It's <2 miles, but it’ll take 45-60 minutes since it’s pretty intense! More hikes are listed in the link provided!

Horseback Riding

Horseback riding in Jackson Hole offers a true escape into the solitude and tranquility of the area and a genuine taste of the Wild West. Located in close proximity to both the town of Jackson and the Westbank of the Snake River, Spring Creek Ranch’s on site stables offer the most accessible horseback riding option in Jackson Hole. Marvel at spectacular 360 degree views of the Tetons, which will form the backdrop of your adventure. Spring Creek Ranch invites both guests and non-guests to join us on an unforgettable journey. Guests, take advantage of the variety of summer activities available in Jackson Hole. Not a guest? No worries! Head on up to Spring Creek Ranch for the closest trail rides to downtown Jackson. No experience necessary! Please check availability on line before calling with questions. If on-line states sold out, we are sold out.” Contact our stables directly: 307-732-8140.

Biking

Rent bikes (comfort, road, mountain) from Teton Mountain Bike Tours and explore Jackson on two wheels. If you want to stay close to town, check out the Cache Creek trail, which is accessible from Snow King. Otherwise, head toward the park on the Jenny Lake pathway, or bike Old Pass Road, which climbs 2,000 feet from Wilson to the Teton Pass summit. There are also trails accessible from Teton Village — Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is a great resource. Check out their website for more info.