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Jackson Hole, to borrow the Wyoming state motto, is "like no place on earth." As part of the largest intact ecosystem in the lower 48 states, Jackson Hole's spectacular scenery, pristine environment and proximity to Grand Teton and Yellowstone Parks make Jackson Hole the perfect playground for some of the best rivers, abundant streams, scenic corridors, and wildlife viewing in North America. The 24,000-acre National Elk Refuge is located just North of Jackson and in the winters, a herd of over 7,500 elk migrate here for food.

Activities: In addition to spectacular scenery and highlights of Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, enjoy the many pristine streams and lakes for trout fly fishing. Other outdoor activities include: rock climbing, mountain biking, camping, hiking, horse riding, river rafting, wildlife viewing, golf, and photography. In the winters you can ride a sleigh among the elk at the National Elk Refuge and witness the feeding by refuge personnel. Winter time also offers great skiing at Teton Village Northwest of Jackson, and Snow King just South of Jackson. Explore the Jackson town square for shops, museums, western attractions, and enjoy the town's restaurants and night life, such as the famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.