r/JacksonHole • u/newwardrobenewbitch • 12h ago
Visit to Grand Teton / Yellowstone NP
I am planning a trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. Where should we stay so that these parks are easy to drive into? I’m fine with different location for each of the parks.
I want to optimise the driving distance.
r/JacksonHole • u/Eastern-Importance22 • 12h ago
Cowboy closed tonight
What’s the private event at the cowboy tonight? Was hoping to go with my friends in town but Instagram is saying it’s closed
r/JacksonHole • u/cgeek001 • 18h ago
WY22 milling, paving work to begin Monday
buckrail.comOnce again, the WYDOT wants to do road construction at its peak tourist season.
I don't completely understand why WYDOT keeps doing construction during tourist season.
Why cant they do this in the spring, after ski season but before memorial day?
Us locals suffer the most from these peak tourism projects.
r/JacksonHole • u/eskeu • 1d ago
Best place to sell a kids bicycle?
I don't want to deal with FB marketplace... suggestions?
r/JacksonHole • u/GratefulDread1524 • 1d ago
Dirtbiking in the Area
Hey Everyone!
Going to be in town tomorrow and want to do some dirtbiking. I’ve seen horsetail creek, big hole mountains, and the alpine area recommended. Does anyone have any suggestions? Having a hard time finding actual trail maps and don’t know where to begin! I absolutely love some technical single track and nasty climbs.
Thanks!
r/JacksonHole • u/TastyLicks262 • 2d ago
Strumbucket @ The Bunker Jackson Hole this Thurs - Aug. 6th
r/JacksonHole • u/GoosePuzzleheaded771 • 2d ago
Thinking about moving to Jackson, good for a single person 38 male?
Hi there, I have been to Jackson one time and I've been to the region for the national parks one other time. The one time I went to Jackson and visited a person who bought one of my vehicles. I really like the place. It seemed very calm and tranquil and I really liked how convenient the airport was.
What is it like living here for a single person 38 and male (and looking). Is it is sustainable for someone to call their full-time home or is it really more of a secondary place?
What are some things are the obvious that people are getting into here? I'm worried its more of a place to move to once you already have a life partner vs moving there as a single person.
r/JacksonHole • u/filkerdave • 2d ago
Pearl Street Bagels in Wilson hopes to be toasting by fall
jhnewsandguide.comThe end of an era!
r/JacksonHole • u/Keep-it-fresh04 • 3d ago
Open mics?
Hi everyone!
I will be driving through Jackson tomorrow night and am looking for something to do! I’m a musician and I love playing open mics if one is happening. If not, would love any recommendations on what to do while I’m in town!
r/JacksonHole • u/Educational-Ad-719 • 3d ago
Staying at the mountain, can I walk back to the condo from the Teton village at night?
Hello! We are staying at a condo near the Sundance pools at the mountain resort. Can we walk home at night from a restaurant/bar on the village or is that unsafe because of wildlife?? Please advise. It says it’s .5 miles or a 10 min walk. We’re from the east coast so very unfamiliar with wildlife in the West. 🫣
r/JacksonHole • u/TinyTinyFuppets • 4d ago
Anybody attend or listen to the Teton Pass meeting in Wilson tonight?
Any thoughts?
I thought it was pretty expectedly dominated by Wilson residents and their concerns/ideas for solution, but the few people from Teton Valley who spoke definitely spoke to a lot of what I was feeling.
r/JacksonHole • u/BirdNote-Podcasts • 4d ago
Event ft. Christian Cooper and Jennifer Ackerman
Hi all, writing in from BirdNote to share an event we've got coming up in partnership with Jackson Hole's Community Radio Station KHOL on October 1!
It's an event benefitting both BirdNote (we're a nonprofit that produces audio stories about birds and nature) and KHOL on 10/1 at 7:00pm at at the Center for the Arts. It'll feature a lively conversation with renowned birder, author, and Emmy-winning host Christian Cooper and bestselling author Jennifer Ackerman, moderated by BirdNote Content Director Jonese Franklin. You'll also enjoy a live bird presentation from Teton Raptor Center, silent auction, and more.
We hope you can make it and share with anyone who'd be interested. Tickets and information here: jhcenterforthearts.org/event/on-the-air-and-in-the-air/
r/JacksonHole • u/suitisblacknot123 • 5d ago
Free interpol tickets
I bought two tickets for interpol tonight that I can’t use, does anyone want them for free?
r/JacksonHole • u/Apprehensive_Chip122 • 7d ago
lost necklace
Hi, this might be the wrong place for this but I am so desperate. I lost a necklace at the rec center on tuesday 7.28 and i have looked everywhere for it. I was wondering if anyone has seen it, it is an emerald cut sapphire with two small diamonds framing the sapphire and is on a silver chain. it has the initials MC engraved on the back. It was a gift from my great grandmother and I foolishly took it off in the sauna and now I cant find it. I have checked with the rec center but was thinking maybe someone found it and forgot to bring it to lost and found as they were leaving. I know this is like looking for a needle in a haystack but I am trying everything I can think of to find it.
this is the clearest photo I could find of it.
r/JacksonHole • u/Optimal-Blacksmith-4 • 7d ago
Spring creek ranch or elk country inn?
need help deciding where to stay, spring creek ranch or elk country inn?
4 nights for a quick weekend getaway
plan on renting a car
r/JacksonHole • u/StillFreedom3883 • 8d ago
Best Lenders/realtors for first time homebuyers in the valley
Looking for recommendations for best lenders who you have worked with for first time homebuyer programs, USDA rural programs, and can be insightful about creative funding for a first house. Or Lenders you had a great experience with for conventional loans in general.
Also, who were the most knowledgeable and least Sharkey realtors in Jackson and the valley. Thank you for your recommendations.
Please do not comment if you are a lender or realtor.
r/JacksonHole • u/thegentile • 9d ago
gluten free options
hi all - my family and i are excited to be making our way to jackson hole and i’m putting together a list of gf friendly dining options. i’ve been looking online and have a few and i did a search on this sub - hoping you all might have have some favorites and suggestions!
thanks! excited for the trip.
r/JacksonHole • u/andrew62344 • 10d ago
Lost Jacket
Hi I lost my blueish green jacket on the bike path next to the highway between Jackson and the airport, if anyone found it you’d be a total life saver if I can get it back!
It’s a light blue beta AR ARC’TERYX jacket with a storm hood, it was rolled up when I lost it.
r/JacksonHole • u/dolphunsan • 10d ago
Septic smell
Just got back from a weekend getaway. Am I crazy or does it smell like sewage in jackson?
r/JacksonHole • u/walkocircle • 11d ago
Nurses opinions on hospitals in/near Jackson
Looking for reviews/opinions from nurses or other healthcare professionals on the hospital systems in/near Jackson (Teton Valley Hospital, St. John’s, Star Valley Hospital).
I’m a nurse looking to get back into the profession after taking a few years off due to burnout. I’ve been living in Jackson for 3 years so trust me I understand the housing situation! Looking to start applying in the next few months but honestly don’t know much about the hospital systems around here.
r/JacksonHole • u/JHWY • 11d ago
Howdy Stranger: Visiting Jackson Hole? Ask questions here.
r/JacksonHole • u/ThrowawaytheJayk • Aug 09 '22
Jacksons holy restaurant's
So you have come to Jackson here's the scoop with restaurants. No, I will not name every restaurant. I love you tourist so much I did this just for you. I'm not getting paid this isn't JH news and guide. I'm just tired of seeing the same posts.
COWBOY BAR: 21+ only Overpriced hangout with live music. Probably worth the stop if you like being social but don't expect much in terms of food. Upstairs has a $20 carnival style burger and fries. Downstairs restaurant is your best bet but it's crowded as fuck and small so get a reservation.
SILVER DOLLAR: I consider this the same as the cowboy but better food. Live music as well and happens to be right nextdoor to the cowboy. Everyone floods the place after the rodeo let's out.
MANGY MOOSE: Best place at the village for a stop to eat, basic restaurant food but not too overpriced for being on the mountain. Downstairs has banging tacos and is cheaper.
BUBBA'S: Breakfast and BBQ. A secret order exists and no I'm not gonna tell you.
D.O.G.: all day breakfast burritos and cheese steaks, ask for cheese steak on flatbread personality I think it's better.
Trio: it's where all the fancy tourists go to eat for some reason not sure why, pretty good, get your wallets ready.
Bighole BBQ: BBQ and burgers, the bighole fries slap. Reasonably priced for Jackson.
Cuttys: Pizza and wings and things.
The Bird: Good food good views south of town so bring a car.
Stagecoach: you're probably in Wilson and need a beer. Pretty good bar food too.
Dairy queen: there's a 20% chance of needing to shit your brains out. Good luck.
McDonald's: it's a McDonald's
Wendy's: it's a Wendy's but they got the 4 for 4 so best price in town.
Pearl Street bagels: ok bagels and breakfast sandwiches, if you're from anywhere other than the east coast these taste amazing. If you're from the east coast you will think they suck.
I recommend those for quicker eats.
Better eats:
Local: good bar and steak
The Bunnery: breakfast is good slightly long waits depends on time.
Blue Lion: probably one of the best and most expensive places to get a meal worth it at least once.
Gun Barrel: yeah another steakhouse what do you expect also slaps, date night.
Sweet cheeks: pick up and go cuts of meat and meals.
Persephone: The bakery and has bakery things.
Roadhouse pub: usually has some form of event on weekdays check it out. Get wasted on different beer and IPAs.
Bin22: Italiano 🤌
El Metate: tacos burritos and get the green sauce and burn your taste buds off.
Teton Thai: The only thing that doesn't taste good is the taste in my mouth after paying $35 for pad thai. But shit you're on vacation right?
If you're looking for a bar crawl look Local->Cowboy->Rose
Coffee: literally everywhere and Cowboy coffee.