Jackson Hole
Discover Jackson’s Roots: A Visit to the Jackson Hole History Museum
Just a few blocks from the center of town—and not far from your cozy room at Flat Creek Inn, as it just so happens—lies one of Jackson’s most meaningful experiences: the Jackson Hole History Museum. Recently reopened in June 2024 after a major renovation and rebranding effort, the museum is now better than ever at bringing the past to life. Whether you’re super into really old spoons or just want a break from the heat, it’s a great place to spend a quiet hour or so traveling back i...
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The Old West Days Parade: Where Heritage and Community Come Together
Not all parades need to be two hours long, have a hundred floats, and wind through ten miles of city streets. In fact, we would argue none of them need to fit that description. If we wanted to sit in the heat and watch cars go by, we’d get a job in road construction. However, there’s something charming about a parade that’s not too long, not overstuffed, and alive with just the right amount of small-town charm. Jackson recently kicked off summer with its annual Old West Days p...
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Why the World’s First Dark Sky Airport Is Kind of a Big Deal
You know what never gets old? Looking up and seeing stars instead of … well, not seeing stars. We can now say that our corner of the world isn’t just pretty by day—it’s stunning by night too. In case you missed the news (and we’ll forgive you if you did), Teton County just became the first county in the world to be certified as an International Dark Sky Community. Not to be outdone, Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) swooped in ten days later and grabbed its own cosmic crown: the world’s...
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Mama Mimi: The Jackson Hole Troll
Photo credit: Scott & JustinefromWyo, Flickr Looking for something a little more unique to add to your trip to Jackson? Nestled among the trees in Rendezvous Park is a giant whimsical troll named Mama Mimi, who stands watch. Built entirely from recycled materials, she’s not just an art installation—she’s a statement about sustainability, creativity, and community. This is the story of a dedicated dumpster diver turned artist, a troll, and a worldwide treasure-hunting phenome...
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UFOs in Jackson Hole
Wyoming has long been a hotspot for mysterious lights in the sky, strange aerial phenomena, and things that go whoosh in the night. Just look at Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind—the film’s epic climax takes place over Wyoming’s own Devils Tower. But did you know that Jackson Hole has hosted close encounters of its own? Over the years, locals and visitors alike have reported sightings of unexplainable objects hovering over the Tetons, zipping through the starry s...
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