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Celebrate the Fourth of July in Jackson Hole
You want some purple mountain majesties above fruited plains? We've got 'em. Between rodeos, parades, live music, and more outdoor adventure than you can shake a walking stick at, Jackson Hole makes a full-scale summer experience out of the Fourth of July—especially as we prepare to celebrate America's 250th birthday. So here’s how to make the most of Independence Day in the valley. Start with the Fourth of July Parade The annual Fourth of July Parade through Jackson’s Town Squar...
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The Most Common Jackson Hole Packing Mistakes
Every year, thousands of visitors arrive in Jackson Hole ready for mountain adventures, wildlife sightings, and national park road trips. And then, much to their dismay, some of them also discover they packed for an entirely different vacation. (Oof.) The good news, however, is that most packing mistakes are easy to avoid. Here are a few we see most often—and how to correct them… Assuming Sun Means Warmth Summer days can be beautiful, but mornings and evenings often catch people of...
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Camping in Jackson Hole: Finding Your Perfect Campsite
Jackson Hole offers camping for every type of traveler, from seasoned adventurers to people who think Cotopaxi is something you catch if you don't wash your hands well enough. Here’s a quick guide to the area’s most popular camping options of all varieties: Campgrounds in Grand Teton National Park The heart of the park is waiting. All you need is gear, gumption, and a backcountry permit. Or you can choose from 6 campsites, an RV park, and a tent village (like Jenny Lake Campgr...
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Yellowstone Ghost Towns
Did you know about the Yellowstone ghost towns? We always knew the nation’s first national park had it all—an abundance of wildlife, thermal wonders, and natural beauty—why not explore local history while you’re at it? Yes, Yellowstone has several nearby ghost towns with incredible stories—one-hundred-and-fifty-year-old mining communities that rose up, prospered, and died all before a new generation could call it home. Let’s explore 3 Yellowstone ghost towns. Kirwin, Wyoming ...
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3 Kids, 25 Miles: A Jackson Hole Biking Adventure, Part 2
Last week, we described the first half of our Jackson Hole biking odyssey with three small kids in tow. Equipped with two bikes, a bike seat, a trailer, lots of snacks, and a keen sense of optimism, we embarked from Jackson to Teton Village and back again. When we left off the tale, we'd just arrived at Teton Village to give the kids a chance to rest from all the resting they'd been doing in the bike trailer. After about half an hour of repose, it was time to get back on the road. The st...
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