Things to Do in Jackson
The aerial tram and Snow King, the elk refuge and Mormon Row, hot springs, the rodeo and playhouse, and the Town Square’s antler arches. Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed and RV parking.
Jackson, Wyoming · Things to do
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6,240 ft
Around the area
Best time
Jun–Sep
For getting out and about
Updated October 31, 2026 · Each guide covers hours, admission and RV parking
What to do
Things to do in Jackson
Each guide covers hours, admission, time needed, RV parking and what’s nearby.
Astoria Hot Springs
Six soaking pools on the bank of the Snake River, about 20 minutes south of Jackson, run by a nonprofit park and open all year.
Granite Hot Springs
A 1930s hot spring pool at the end of a 9-mile dirt road in the national forest southeast of Jackson, with Granite Falls just downstream.
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
“Big Red” lifts 100 riders 4,139 vertical feet to the top of Rendezvous Mountain, where waffles, alpine trails and views across the valley wait at 10,450 feet.
Jackson Hole History Museum
History Jackson Hole’s new museum, a block east of Town Square, tells 11,000 years of valley history with artifacts, photos and a cabin from the film Shane.
Jackson Hole Playhouse
Family musicals with singing, gunslinging waitstaff in a century-old building a block from Town Square, with dinner in the Saddle Rock Saloon.
Jackson Hole Rodeo
Bull riding, broncs and barrel racing under the lights at the Teton County Fairgrounds, a few blocks from Town Square, on summer evenings.
Jackson Hole Still Works
Jackson Hole’s own craft distillery, a couple of miles south of town, with a tasting room, daily tours and frozen “sloshies” from the walk-up window.
Jackson Hole Winery
Wine made at 6,229 feet in Jackson Hole, poured in an upstairs tasting room right on Town Square, with walk-ins welcome every afternoon.
Jackson Town Square
The heart of downtown Jackson: a small park with an elk antler arch at each corner, ringed by Western storefronts, galleries and restaurants.
Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve
Quiet trails through forest and meadow to Phelps Lake, on the old JY Ranch in Grand Teton National Park.
Mormon Row
The weathered Moulton barns and homesteads of Mormon Row stand in the sagebrush of Antelope Flats with the Teton Range behind them, a short drive north of Jackson.
National Elk Refuge
More than 24,700 acres of grassland and wetland on Jackson’s doorstep, where thousands of elk spend the winter and horse-drawn sleighs carry visitors out among them.
National Museum of Wildlife Art
A stone museum built into a butte above the National Elk Refuge, with more than 5,000 works of wildlife art inside and a free sculpture trail outside.
Snow King Mountain
Jackson’s Town Hill rises right behind downtown: hike the free summit trail or ride the gondola to an observatory, then come down on the Cowboy Coaster.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Astoria Hot Springs: Rschen7754 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Granite Hot Springs: pychap on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Jackson Hole Aerial Tram: Crystalmountainskier on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); Jackson Hole Playhouse: Miguel Hermoso Cuesta on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve: Grand Teton National Park (NPS) (public domain); Mormon Row: Grand Teton National Park (NPS) (public domain); National Elk Refuge: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (public domain); National Museum of Wildlife Art: Daniel Mayer on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); Snow King Mountain: Mlewis2005 on Wikimedia Commons (public domain). Photos for Jackson Hole History Museum, Jackson Hole Rodeo, Jackson Hole Still Works, Jackson Hole Winery, Jackson Town Square are credited on each guide. The header photo is the Mormon Row card image.
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