“Her strong suit is that she always charges, she never holds back. She always skis with aggression.”

Some of our favorite winter things.

Local travelers share photos and stories of their adventures at an annual winter speaking series.

With a permit, you can snowmobile into Yellowstone without a guide.

Find everything from microgreens to sauerkraut at Jackson’s new winter farmers-food market.

As the Hole Deepens

Dogs are good for the body and soul.

Jackson Lake Dam, part of one of the oldest federal irrigation projects in the country, helped make Idaho the potato capital of the world.

In 2009, when Seth was eleven, his parents’ new business—a Native American-themed coffee shop—was destroyed by the Turkish government, and the family decided to return to the U.S. for a year.

A man who has spent more time at Pearl Street Bagels than any of the employees, Tim Sandlin is the Hole’s best known writer, because he often uses the downtown cafe and bagelry as his office and because of his success.

Valley restaurants show that The Cowboy State knows how to grow greens as well as cows.

Nearing its tenth anniversary, Teton County School District’s dual immersion Spanish program is a success, as judged by students, parents, and test scores.

The resort’s Treetop Adventure is a gateway to mini golf, bungee trampolines, a scenic chairlift, a mountain coaster, and an alpine slide.

This thirty-four-year-old Illinois native is one-half of the power couple behind Persephone Bakery Boulangerie & Cafe and Picnic cafe and coffee shop.

Whether at ground level or on the roof, terraces and decks help homeowners make the most of our short-but-sublime summer season.

The Wind River Mountains are home to the state’s highest peak, biggest and largest number of glaciers, and hundreds of miles of trails. They’re a two-hour drive from Jackson, and worth the trip.

August’s Great American Eclipse will darken the Tetons during the day for more than two minutes.