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The Pros and Cons of Every Type of Vacation Lodging
There are a lot of vacation lodging options. Let’s review the most common ones, and we’ll include pros and cons to help you find the best arrangement for your next trip. Plus, we'll add the best places to stay in Jackson Hole. Note: The distinctions between categories sometimes run together, and some places to stay will be called one thing when they probably fit more cleanly being called some other thing. Hotels What is it? What most people think of traditionally when they think...
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A Guide to Jackson Hole’s Mountains
You don’t need to know the names of the mountains around Jackson Hole to enjoy them. You can just look out the window and let them do their thing. That said, people like context. They want to point and say, “That one over there? That's Mount Whatever,” and occasionally be right. So here’s a genuinely useful rundown of the major mountains you’ll see in the area around Flat Creek Inn, what they are, and why they matter—without turning this into a mountaineering résumé. Gra...
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The Secret Lives of Flat Creek Employees, Part 2
Most of our employees are seasonal workers. They work long shifts, early morning and late at night, to keep the motel one of your favorites in Jackson Hole. Some come from across the country to spend their summer in a small town in Wyoming. Why, you might ask? Well, you probably aren’t asking that question because you already know the answer: rugged mountains, iconic parks, and one of the world’s most famous resort towns. What do Flat Creek employees do when they aren’t working? We ...
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A Day at Flat Creek Inn
Let’s say you’ve just rolled into Jackson Hole. Maybe you’re fresh off a long road trip through Wyoming’s wide open spaces. Maybe your flight just landed and you’re trying to remember how to function at altitude. Either way, welcome to Flat Creek Inn—your unofficial headquarters for wildlife watching, outdoor adventuring, or just doing nothing somewhere pretty. Here’s what a day at Flat Creek Inn could look like. No pressure. No firm itinerary. Just you, the Tetons, and the ...
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Jackson Winter Hiking: Winter Safety Tips
Winter hiking in Jackson Hole is stunning. The Tetons are frosted like a cake, the air smells like pine and possibility, and best of all—fewer crowds. It’s peaceful and magical, but it’s also slightly dangerous if you’re not prepared, even in a low-snow year like this one. But don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with everything you need to know before heading out into the wild white yonder. Check the Weather Ready to frolic through snowdrifts like it’s a Patagonia ad? ...
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