Highpoint A Taproom in Teton Valley // By Sue Muncaster // Photography by bradly j. boner Over Teton Pass from Jackson Hole, in Teton Valley, Idaho, visitors can find top-notch bike trails, endless hiking, some of the best trout waters…
Walk and Learn Daily walking tours of downtown delve into the valley’s history. // By Kelsey Dayton Standing under the towering cottonwoods inside the Town Square in downtown Jackson, it is easy to become distracted by the throngs of visitors…
Dog Heaven Jackson Hole is as much of a playground for dogs as for people. // By Samantha Simma After years of forgoing foster fails while hosting sleepovers for dogs that were available for adoption at Jackson’s Animal Adoption Center,…
Yellowstone at 150: A Time for Celebration & Reflection Yellowstone’s resources are as healthy now as they’ve been since the park was founded, but that wasn’t always the case, and we have work to do to ensure they stay that way…
Ansel Adams // by bradly J. Boner In the late 1930s, the U.S. Department of the Interior was considering a body of murals to adorn the walls of its newly constructed headquarters, the first building in the nation’s capital to…
When Did Camping Get So Hard? More people discovering the joys of car camping means campsites are getting harder and harder to come by. // By Molly Absolon You can’t get much better than sitting in front of your camper van staring…
Jackson’s Unsung Mountain Athletes Some of the valley’s best athletes don’t advertise their adventures. // By Molly Absolon The Teton Range attracts mountain athletes from around the world to test their skills. (We’re looking at you, Kilian Jornet.) But the…
Why Does My Body Hurt? // by whitney royster
Move On Whether you’re a mountain athlete looking to get better or want to stay active and independent as you age, mobility can help. // By lila edythe Strength and conditioning coach (and former professional big mountain skier) Crystal Wright…
Insider Eye We asked architectural photographers to share photograpahs of some of their favorite homes. // By Maggie Theodora According to the most recent data available from the U.S. Census Bureau, there are 13,848 “housing units” in Teton County. This…
Tim Sandlin Even better than this Jackson-based novelist’s books might be the writing community he helped create. // By Whitney Royster In 2016, Peter Aguero, the host of The Moth, a national storytelling platform, came to the Center for the…
Art Evolution How Jackson’s gallery scene grew to be one of the most vibrant in the country. // by jim mahaffie Trotting on your horse down the dirt road to Jenny Lake in the 1920s, you would have passed a tent. You…
Bubba’s Worker’s Special // By Samantha Simma It’s not until you pull open the second set of doors in the entryway at Bubba’s BBQ that the aromas of coffee and bacon, along with a cloud of other classic breakfast smells,…
Snake River Roasting // By Samantha Simma This summer, after 15 years of selling its blends of locally roasted coffee and espresso beans to valley cafés including Picnic and at local markets including Smith’s, Albertsons, and Pearl Street Market, Snake…
8 of the Valley’s Best Outdoor Dining Spots // By Samantha Simma “In the winter months, cozy fireplace settings are prime seating, but in summer, many crave outdoor air,” says Allison Arthur, the owner and co-founder of Dishing, a magazine dedicated to…
Night of Havoc Remembering the Secret Service plane that crashed on Sheep Mountain. // By Jim Stanford After a day on the Snake River assisting the Secret Service with a presidential rafting trip, Keith Benefiel plopped down on the couch…
Cam Sholly National parks are part of the family for Yellowstone’s superintendent. // interview by Dina Mishev A third-generation National Park Service employee, Cam Sholly assumed duties as the superintendent of Yellowstone National Park in October of 2018. It was…
Ponteir Sackrey Following curiosity to help the Jackson community. // Interview by Maggie Theodora Ponteir Sackrey arrived in Jackson October 29, 1990. She made the drive west from Boston in Ruby Tuesday, a red four-door Hyundai named after her Aunt Ruby.…
Top of the World // By Brigid Mander In 1966, the Jackson Hole tram opened up a new world for skiers in North America, swiftly carrying them up more than 4,000 feet from the valley floor to 10,450 feet—an elevation…
Hats In these parts, hats come in all shapes and sizes. Find your perfect fit. // By Samantha Simma Encounter Hat Co. Custom Felt Hats What is it?In a rainbow of colors, Encounter Hat Co. leans into the option of making a…
