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Locals: Mark Houser
A Q&A with our local case manager at the Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center
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Sleep On It
Sleep your way to better physical and mental health and performance.
Pedaling into the Night
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.
Tetonscapes: Hole Food Rescue
Once strictly an amateur, Ali Dunford has turned the art of ‘dumpster diving’ into a respectable profession.
Jackson Hole’s ‘Other’ Angling
Don’t be embarrassed to try spin fishing. Casting and jigging for trout can be top-notch in the valley’s lakes.
Home Base
Although the Grand Teton Climbers’ Ranch is rich in climbing history (and personalities), you don’t need to be a climber to stay there.
Locals: Hailey Hardeman
A Q&A with our local former Teton County Rodeo Princess
Take a Hike Through History
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.
Eat Out, Literally
Whether an intimate patio or a deck with Teton views, Jackson Hole has plenty of al fresco dining options.
Going, Going, Gone?
Over the last 10,000 to 160,000 years, melting and receding glaciers created much of the Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park landscapes we know today. In thirty years, it’s likely some of the park’s glaciers will be history. Does it matter?
Changing with the Times
The “Mountain Modern” aesthetic has arrived in downtown Jackson at new and newly remodeled hotels and motels.
Locals: Anna Olson
A Q&A with our local president/CEO of the Chamber of Commerce
Van Life
Whether out of choice or by necessity, some Jackson Hole residents call a van their home.
The Comeback of the Cutthroat
An exotic species crashed the upper Yellowstone River’s native cutthroat trout population, but decades of aggressive eradication efforts aimed at the invasive fish have morphed the remote river back into a bucket-list destination for anglers.
