On The Square
Face Lift
The Teton Theater in Jackson is getting a facelift. Jackson’s oldest theater opened in 1941 and is becoming a pizza joint. Be sure to drop in for a slice when you’re passing through town.
Thelma &Louise
Mom and calf wandered through town in search of food today. The heavy snow pack and cold temps. are driving wildlife into town.
The town square ice rink is busy on a sunny, cold afternoon. The high temperature was 8 degrees on Sunday.
Town Square Fun
Christmastime
The Christmas lights are up and Teton Village is open for business ! Skiers will finally hit the slopes. While here visit Yellowstone National Park to the north and rent a snow machine or the Grand Teton National Park to cross-country ski . Or, stay in Jackson town or Teton Villiage and shop or relax at any of the local coffee shops ,grab a slice of Pizza, or watch football […]
Indian Summer
September is Jackson Hole’s best-kept secret. Indian Summer isn’t better anywhere else. The mornings are cool and the afternoon is sunny and warm.
Menor’s Ferry
Menor’s Ferry once belonged to William D. Menor who came to Jackson Hole in 1894, taking up a homestead beside the Snake River. Here he constructed a ferryboat that became a vital crossing for the early settlers of Jackson Hole Valley. Pictured is a replica. The ferry needs the Snake River to be at a certain level to operate, so it is primarily river-dependent. But visitors can typically ride the […]
The Chapel Of The Transfiguration
The Chapel of the Transfiguration is a small log chapel in Grand Teton National Park, in the community of Moose. The chapel was sited and built to frame a view of the Cathedral Group of peaks in a large window behind the altar.The chapel was built in 1925 and is owned and operated by St. John’s Episcopal Church in Jackson. The first discussion of having a possible chapel in the […]
