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Cellar Style
For wine collectors in Jackson Hole, wine cellars are extra difficult to engineer and build because of the area’s extreme climate and altitude. But local homeowners, architects, builders, and designers are up to the challenge.
Cutthroat Paradise: Jackson Hole
The Upper Snake watershed is the last, best, and largest watershed dominated by cutthroat trout remaining in the West, but the continuance of this status isn’t a given.
Cowboy Science
A nonprofit lab in Jackson is closing in on treatments for ALS and Alzheimer’s.
Skijoring
Being pulled behind a dog or horse on skis is a sport. Whether it’s a serious sport or not is up to you.
Hiding in Plain Sight
You can’t approach an elk on foot without scaring it (and you shouldn’t because approaching large wildlife is illegal and dangerous). But you can take a horse-drawn sleigh ride into the middle of the herd wintering on the National Elk Refuge.
Mixing Business with Art
Artist-owned galleries add to Jackson Hole’s creative scene.
Beyond Budweiser and Beer Nuts
Four brewpubs in downtown Jackson have won awards for their beers. They’ve got food to match.
Sense of Place
Meet seven locals who show that the reasons for moving here are as diverse as the area’s wildlife.
Silver Anniversary
Twenty-five years ago, wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park. Today, gray wolves in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem are a wildlife success story, but no less of a lightning rod than they were in 1995.
Unsung Heroes
A dedicated Teton County Parks & Rec crew works to clear town’s sidewalks in the early hours of the morning.
Who You Gonna Call?
Teton County Search & Rescue team members would never say this, but they’re one of the busiest and best mountain SAR teams in the country.
Party with the Stars
Yeah, Justin Bieber was here last weekend, and Sandra Bullock and Robert Downey Jr. are regular visitors, but they aren’t Jackson Hole’s best stars.
Tetonscapes: Hearts of Glass
A new feature-length film shows why Jackson’s Vertical Harvest might be the country’s most interesting and innovative greenhouse.
Wild & Mild
A scenic float on the Snake River doesn’t get your adrenaline going, but there’s great wildlife watching and Teton views.
Eat Local
Whether you’re looking for fresh, local produce to cook at home or a quick and easy bite, check out our farmers markets.
