Riders on the Snow Fat bikes are silly looking, but make for serious fun. // By Dina Mishev “Clown bike.” “Cartoonish.” “Ridiculous.” Fat bikes and fat biking have been called all of these things in recent articles in publications as…
Star Power The dark skies of Jackson Hole are perfect for stargazing. // By Samantha Simma On a clear and moonless night on Antelope Flats, the sky overhead is an inky navy dotted with dense smatterings of stars and the…
Soak for Health Astoria Hot Springs Park offers mineral hot springs. // By Molly Absolon // Photography by ryan dorgan There’s nothing quite like stepping into the soothing mineral waters of a hot spring on a cold, snowy day.…
Up in the Air, with the Tetons Over There Scenic flights via chopper, Cessna, and hot-air balloon have their ups and downs. // By Mike Koshmrl It’s undeniably compelling to be able to hover, glide, or float over a valley that’s…
A Match Made in the Mountains Jackson Hole has gnarly mountain weather and extreme terrain. For 160 years, Mammut has designed equipment and clothing to keep people safe in the mountains. A new partnership between the two benefits both sides.…
From Above Photographer Sam Cook uses drones to capture aerial images of the local landscape. // by Bradly J. Boner Sam Cook’s discovery of his passion for photography wasn’t a traditional path. In fact, it wasn’t really a path at…
Stay Out Winter wildlife closures protect animals eking out an existence in the cold. // By Kylie Mohr Winter is harsh in the Tetons; the temperature can dip to single-digit lows for weeks on end, and the valley annually receives…
10 Activities That Aren’t Skiing Yes, Jackson Hole has epic alpine skiing, but that’s not all there is to do in the winter. // By Samantha Simma The barks and howls of Alaskan sled dogs create a chaotic chorus in the…
Winters Future: What’s the Forecast? Climate change won’t do away with skiing in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem anytime soon, but it’s assured to transform our winters—and change how and where we recreate. // By Mike Koshmrl Picture yourself as a tourist…
