Things To Do

Jackson Town Square

🏛️ Stroll Jackson Town Square + Antler Arches Walk the square, snap photos under the iconic antler arches, and browse the local shops + galleries along Broadway. 🥕 Saturday Farmers Market (Town Square) Saturdays | 8:00 AM–12:00 PM Located right on Town Square. Great for local coffee, baked goods, flowers, and Wyoming-made goodies. 🤠 Jackson Hole Town Square “Western Shootout” Show Monday–Saturday | 6:00 PM (no show Sundays) Northeast corner of Town Square (Deloney Ave & Center St). Free and fun—arrive around 5:30 PM for a great spot! 🍽️ Restaurants + Bars After the market or shootout, the Town Square area is perfect for dinner or drinks—steakhouses, saloons, cocktail bars, wine spots, burgers, and pizza, all walkable nearby. 🚗 Free Public Parking • Town Garage: 150 W Simpson Ave (free daytime; overnight fees may apply 12:00–4:00 AM) • Home Ranch Lot: N Cache St & E Gill Ave (about 2 blocks north; no parking 2:00–7:00 AM)

Yellowstone National Park

🌋 Top Things to See in Yellowstone 1. Old Faithful The park’s most famous geyser, erupting roughly every 90 minutes. Nearby boardwalks feature additional geysers and hot springs. 2. Grand Prismatic Spring The largest hot spring in the U.S., known for its vivid rainbow colors. Best viewed from the overlook trail above the spring. 3. Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone A dramatic canyon carved by the Yellowstone River, featuring Upper and Lower Falls and breathtaking viewpoints like Artist Point. 4. Lamar Valley The best place to see wildlife—bison, elk, wolves, bears, and more—especially early morning or at sunset. 5. Mammoth Hot Springs Unique limestone terraces formed by hot water, unlike anything else in the park. Easy boardwalk access.

Grand Teton National Park

🏔️ Top Things to See in Grand Teton National Park 1. Jenny Lake One of the park’s most iconic spots. Walk the shoreline, take the boat shuttle, or hike to Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point. 2. Schwabacher Landing Famous for mirror-like reflections of the Tetons at sunrise—one of the best photo spots in the park. 3. Snake River Overlook The location of Ansel Adams’ legendary photograph, offering sweeping views of the Tetons and Snake River. 4. Taggart Lake An accessible hike with dramatic mountain views and a beautiful alpine lake at the end. 5. Mormon Row Historic barns set against the Tetons—another classic and photogenic stop.

Teton Village

Million Dollar Cowboy Bar

Scenic Float Down the Snake River

Horseback Riding

Cowboy Coaster at Snow King Mountain

Jackson Hole Rodeo

Granite Hot Springs Pool

Teton Whitewater

Bar T 5

Bar T Covered Wagon Cookout food is a classic Western chuckwagon dinner served in a scenic ranch setting. Guests enjoy hearty, family-style fare like barbecued meats, fresh salads, corn-on-the-cob, baked beans, cobbler, and other cowboy-inspired favorites, all cooked over open flames. The meal is part of a fun evening that typically includes Western entertainment, such as live music and cowboy storytelling — a relaxed, authentic taste of Old West hospitality.

Jackson Hole Hikes

🥇 Hidden Falls & Inspiration Point (via Jenny Lake) A classic, moderate hike with stunning views and a beautiful waterfall; you can shorten it by taking the shuttle boat across Jenny Lake. 🥈 Taggart Lake Loop ~3.9 miles round-trip with beautiful views of the Tetons and forested trails — great for a memorable half-day hike. 🥉 Cascade Canyon Trail A longer, iconic route with sweeping mountain scenery; start from Jenny Lake and go as far as you like before turning back. 🌲 String Lake Loop An easier ~3.7-mile loop around the lake with great views and wildlife-friendly terrain — ideal for a relaxed summer hike. 🏞️ Phelps Lake Overlook & Loop Enjoy forest, lake, and mountain views with options to hike ~2 miles to the overlook or extend around the lake.

Dornans

One of Deryl and Lauren's favorite lunch spots with an incredible view of the Teton Range!