One of Pinot's favorite trails! If you are staying at the Village and are looking for a beautiful challenge from the door, the Wildflower Trail is a must. You hike 4.3 miles up the mountain to the Jackson Hole Bridger Gondola and can take the gondola down without a ticket. This trail is dog friendly, and they can take the gondola down with you!
For a more relaxed day, bring some beach chairs or rent paddle boards and spend the day at String Lake. This also happens to be one of our favorite trail heads - you can park here, hike up Paintbrush Canyon to Holly Lake (13 miles round trip) and relax at the lake when you are done.
If you spend a summer weekend with Bri and Matt, you will probably go on a sloshie tour. Sloshies (alcoholic slushies) are a Jackson Hole staple and lots of markets make their own version. Rent bikes and start at Teton Village then bike along the path to hit Bodega, The Aspens Market, Hungry Jack's and Base Camp, then (carefully) bike back to Teton Village.
If you are interested in some shopping while you are here, we could not recommend Sing Hat Company enough. Christy is a true artist when it comes to her craft and an authentic cowboy hat from a local hatter is one of the best souvenirs to take home. She makes completely custom hats, and it is such a fun experience.
Amazing thai food right in Teton Village. Can get busy for dinner so stop by for lunch or head over early.
Adorable spot for breakfast, coffee and amazing pastries. 5-minute drive from Teton Village or hop on a cruiser and enjoy a scenic 20-minute bike down the path.
Incredible sushi with an even better ambience in downtown Jackson. This place fills up so look to get a reservation a couple weeks out. We recommend booking a table on the roof top for an extra special experience.
Our favorite wine bar in the valley. Amazing tapas style plates and a great wine selection.
Great local spot to play pool and have a beer.