Our closing piece

A local company makes dog goggles, and also a convincing case that they are for more than just funny photos.

The demographics of people getting joint replacements are changing—they’re younger than ever. For better or worse, Jackson Holers are a great case study.

This valley brings out creativity.

Locals love to hate that there is no home delivery of mail in Jackson Hole.

A Q&A with our local case manager at the Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center

Sleep your way to better physical and mental health and performance.

Trade happy hour or, even better, an after-dinner drink for a mountain bike ride. The latter is done by headlamp, which makes it a totally unique experience.

Once strictly an amateur, Ali Dunford has turned the art of ‘dumpster diving’ into a respectable profession.

Don’t be embarrassed to try spin fishing. Casting and jigging for trout can be top-notch in the valley’s lakes.

Although the Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch is rich in climbing history (and personalities), you don’t need to be a climber to stay there.

A Q&A with our local former Teton County Rodeo Princess

Cache Creek, a wildland area about one mile from the Town Square, is locals’ favorite place to bike and hike. It’s also a large part of how Jackson came to be.

The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act is 50.

Whether an intimate patio or a deck with Teton views, Jackson Hole has plenty of al fresco dining options.

Mountain summits for all fitness levels

The “Mountain Modern” aesthetic has arrived in downtown Jackson at new and newly remodeled hotels and motels.

A Q&A with our local president/CEO of the Chamber of Commerce