The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board requests that destination visitors stay home.
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, we ask that all potential visitors prioritize their own health along with the wellbeing of Jackson Hole and the surrounding communities. We are currently undergoing temporary lodging and business closures and ask that you please remain safe in your homes and communities. For more information please click here.
Peak adventure.
Venture into the season that packs on the layers of activities.
WILD WOMEN.
Jackson has always been home to bold and fearless women. Watch our new video celebrating Jackson Hole’s untamed spirits, past and present. Then learn about their backgrounds here.
The last real mountain town.
Jackson Hole is a special place thanks to a longstanding tradition of conservation.
Learn more about our commitment to sustainability and how you can travel responsibly on your visit.
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We sure had a great season of skiing... what was your favorite memory?
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Reflecting back on an incredible winter beneath these mountains!
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The Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board requests that destination visitors stay home. Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, we ask that all potential visitors prioritize their own health along with the wellbeing of Jackson Hole and the surrounding communities. We are currently undergoing temporary lodging and business closures and ask that you please remain safe in your homes and communities. For more information please visit the link in our bio, we hope to see you again at a later date.
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Stay cozy, Jackson Hole!
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Our favorite mountains, from a new perspective. 📷: @jaredspieker
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Good company and big views!
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Moments of solidarity ✨
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The National Elk Refuge was established to provide winter habitat for the Jackson Elk Herd. Elk leave the lower elevations of the National Elk Refuge in April and May, following the receding snowline back into the high country in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton National Park, and Yellowstone National Park during the summer months.
Jackson Hole spring events cancelled
Three Jackson Hole spring events are cancelled out of consideration for health and safety of our community.
By Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board
|March 13th, 2020
Local Series: A ski-free winter weekend in Jackson Hole
While skiing in Jackson is remarkable, so much beauty is found off the slopes — especially during the heart of winter.
By Apres Noon
|February 4th, 2020