Old West Days event banner in blue on weathered parchment, with a horseshoe-and-arrows emblem, stagecoach, cowboy on horseback, and beer mugs.
Jackson Hole

Old West Days Festival in Jackson Hole

Cover photo courtesy of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce. Saddle up, partners! Dust off your cowboy boots, grab your Stetsons, and polish those spurs because we're heading straight into the heart of the Wild West with the Old West Days Festival. There are few places on earth where the spirit of the West still lingers, the rugged mountains meet vast plains, and “yee-haw!” and gunslinging showdowns still resonate through the streets. You’ll experience all this and more at the Old ...

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Black-and-white historical portrait of a family of five, with an older man, a woman, a boy in a wide-brimmed hat, and two children seated together.
History Jackson Hole

Who Was Beaver Dick?

A few miles out of town near Rexburg, Idaho, lies a park that’s popular with college kids in part because of its unusual name. Beaver Dick Park is sure to garner a few snickers, or at least raised eyebrows, from newcomers who don’t realize Beaver Dick was a man. But who was he, and what’s his connection to Jackson Hole? Well, we’ll tell you. It’s tale of adventure, love, tragedy, love again, and more fur pelts than you can shake a stick at.  As you might have guessed, Beave...

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Sunlit alpine meadow dense with yellow, red, and purple wildflowers on a green hillside under a clear blue sky.
Jackson Hole

Wildflowers of Grand Teton

As the weather begins to warm, all sorts of wildflowers start to poke their heads above the snow. Though we’re still a few months from prime wildflower season, now’s the time to start planning the trip to see them. Here are a few of the most common Jackson Hole wildflowers you’re likely to encounter this summer: Alpine Forget-me-not Eritrichium nanum Appearance: This sweet wildflower boasts azure petals and a bright yellow center, making it a sight for sore eyes after a grueli...

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Older man with short gray hair in a black tuxedo and bow tie on a red carpet, standing before a white step-and-repeat backdrop with sponsor logos.
Jackson Hole

Celebrities in Jackson Hole

With its wide open spaces and low income taxes, Jackson Hole is the place to be. There’s just the pesky little fact that the median home price these days is $2.65 million. Maybe that’s why A-listers move here in droves. Who knows—maybe you’ll meet a few around town? Here are just a few of the celebrities in Jackson Hole you might meet during your stay.  Harrison Ford The Star Wars and Indiana Jones star has owned an 80-acre ranch here for nearly 40 years. As a capable woodwork...

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Two cyclists in racing jerseys ride a paved path toward the snow-capped Teton mountain range under a clear blue sky.
Jackson Hole Travel

5 Reasons to Visit Jackson Hole in Spring 

Jackson Hole is a unique destination year-round, but spring offers a sweet spot for visitors looking for a blend of adventure, wildlife, and fewer crowds. Here's why booking your trip to Jackson Hole in spring might be the best travel decision you'll make. Wildlife that Comes Alive Well, “comes alive” is a bit of a misnomer. It’s not like they’re coming back from the dead. Believe us, if Jackson had zombie wildlife, we’d have written about it already. But while you’re not l...

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