A new feature-length film shows why Jackson’s Vertical Harvest might be the country’s most interesting and innovative greenhouse.

A scenic float on the Snake River doesn’t get your adrenaline going, but there’s great wildlife watching and Teton views.

Thirty years ago, paragliding was a new sport in the valley; today Jackson Hole is a paragliding destination.

A Q&A with Leslie Mattson

A history of some of the valleys cemeteries

Why and how you should hunt for wild mushrooms

Try your hand at horseback riding. No experience necessary.

Whether you’re looking for fresh, local produce to cook at home or a quick and easy bite, check out our farmers markets.

A historic dude ranch hidden in what is now Grand Teton National Park was a prototype of the genre; this summer, preservation work on two of its historic cabins will be finished.

A few of our favorite summer things

A Q&A with Bob Hammond

Jackson has a bunch of new breweries and with that has come more creativity.

Stand-up paddleboarding is as easy to learn as it is fun, and you can do it on the Snake River and on lakes around the valley.

Big-game hunting guides flock to the subalpine each September, and often don’t pack it up until the snow stacks up.

Jackson’s Energy Conservation Works helps local homeowners and businesses see where they’re wasting energy and offers loans to help fix the problems.

As the Hole Deepens: Nonskiers Anonymous