Jackson Hole / Grand Targhee Ski Resorts
Preview some of the best ski terrain in America.

Tour Jackson Wyoming
Local attractions, fine dining, western art galleries, nighttime entertainment, Wyoming cowboy festivals.

Yellowstone National Park
Preview one of the most famous parks in the nation.

Tour Grand Tetons National Park
Preview one of the most famous parks in the nation.

Wyoming Wilderness Adventures
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Discover Wyoming's natural wonders when you explore to a scenic backdrop of rugged wilderness terrain. Wyoming features many exciting high wilderness adventures opportunities for rock climbing, mountaineering, fishing, camping, hiking and more.

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Fossil Butte National Monument - Kemmerer WY
P.O. Box 592, Kemmerer, Wyoming 83101; 307-877-4455; NPS Website;
Some of the world's best preserved fossils are found in the flat-topped ridges of southwestern Wyoming's cold sagebrush desert. Fossilized fish, insects, plants, reptiles, birds, and mammals are exceptional for their abundance, variety, and detail of preservation. Most remarkable is the story they tell of ancient life in a sub-tropical landscape. You can either explore the park on your own or with a ranger guided tour. Summer is the best time to visit. Children's activities include make a fossil rubbing, clean a fossil, visit a fossil quarry, hike with a ranger, and become a Junior Ranger. The Green River Formation includes the best paleontological record of Tertiary aquatic communities in North America and possibly the world.

John Rockefeller Memorial Highway - US-89 WY
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This is a very scenic roadway connecting two famous national parks, the merger of highways US-89/ US-191/ US-287. Named in honor of the conservationist and philanthropist who was instrumental in the creation and enlargement of numerous National Parks. This highway starts from the north exit of Grand Teton National Park traveling northwards to West Thumb Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park, a distance of 27 miles. The 24,000 acre park is managed by Grand Teton National Park.

Teton Mountain Climb Adventures
Climbing these mountains are recommended only for the most experienced climbers. The taller ones form the famous Cathedral Group.
Grand Teton - 13,766 ft - Grand Teton can be climbed with minimal gear via the Owen-Spalding route
Mount Owen - 12,928 ft -
Middle Teton - 12,804 ft - The peak is immediately southwest of Grand Teton and the two are separated by the lower saddle, a broad high ridge at 11,600 feet
Mt. Moran - 12,605 ft
Teewinot Mountain - 12,325 ft - An unmarked climbers' trail, known as the Apex Trail, leads most of the way up the mountain from the Lupine Meadows area.
Buck Mountain - 11,938 ft - The mountain is the highest summit south of Garnet Canyon and is easily seen from most vantage points in Jackson Hole.
Rolling Thunder Mountain - 10,908 ft - is in the northern Teton Range,
Rendezvous Mountain - 10,450 ft - is a large mountain massif located in the southern Teton Range.
Signal Mountain - 7,720 ft - is an isolated summit standing inside Grand Teton Park. Not part of the Teton Range, but it does provide great vistas of the Teton Range and Jackson Hole.



Yellowstone - Old Faithful Geyser
You could easily spend a whole day here covering a wide arrange of natural geothermal features including giant geysers and bubbling mudpots. Many can be seen by following Geyser Hill Nature Trail.
Old Faithful Visitor Center - Exhibits explain hot springs, geysers and other geothermal activity.
Old Faithful - Most famous geyser in the world (although it is neither the largest, highest or most regular in Yellowstone). Erupting about 22 times per day, its column reaches an height of 130 feet for about 35 seconds discharging over 6,000 gallons of water. Little changed over 100 years of activity.
Black Sand Basin - Some of the most brilliantly colored pools found anywhere with vivid colors of orange and yellow.
Grotto Geyser - Its cone is more intriquing than the actual geyser (which will only splash about 12 feet high). The cone is a widely shape deposit of minerals accumulated over the centuries.
Riverside Geyser = One of the few geysers in the park that erupts at a slight slant. It is more regular than nearby Old Faithful occuring every 6.5 hours for a 20 second display of a 75 foot column of arching water.
Morning Glory Pool - Located near Old Faithful and considered one of the most colorful in the park. It is slowly losing its deep-blue color for a more aqua-green due to refuse tossed into its cone thereby slowing its source of hot water.
Lone Star Geyser - Erupting near Old Faithful every 3 hours with a 25 minute, 20 foot geyser.
Giantess Geyser - This one is characterized by irregular, violent bursts that may rise upto 200 feet. Active only a few times a year with active phase lasting 12-36 hours.
Plume Geyser - Very regular geyser near Old Faithful erupting every 25 minutes upto 30 feet. Allows for closeup viewing.
Beehive Geyser - A very narrow cone acts as a high-pressure nozzle shooting water 200 feet high for a 5 minute eruption. Irregular and infrequent.



Mammoth Hot Springs
Contains special features on Indians, early park history and wildlife. The park was first discovered by John Coltier in 1806 after he split off from the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Mammoth Visitor Center
Miverva Terrace - Very active hot springs near Mammoth Hot Springs produces 500 gallons of water each minute and deposits two tons of limestone daily.

Norris Geyser Basin
Highly considered as the most exciting thermal area in Yellowstone with hundreds of geysers, pools, hot springs and other geothermal features. These geological features that are easily accessible by park trails.
Steamboat Geyser - The most powerful and unpredictable in Yellowstone. At times dormant for upto 9 years and than erupting with incredible fury upto 350 feet high that easily dwarfs the 120 foot high plume of Old Faithful.
Falls of the Gibbon - 84 foot scenic waterfalls

National Park Ranger Museum
Opened in 1991 inside the old soldier station from the early 1900's when the military patrolled the park.

Midway Geyser Basin
Located near Madison Junction and home to a number of great geysers and other unique geological features that are easily accessible by park trails.
Excelsior Geyser - very powerful geyser that last erupted in 1888 with a 300 foot column. It still produces a lot of steam.
Lower Geyser Basin - hot springs, geysers and colorful paint pots.
Great Fountain Geyser
White Dome Geyser
Fountain Paint Pots
Grand Prismatic Spring

Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
1540 foot deep canyon of the Yellowstone River with several waterfalls and scenic vistas. Follow the Grand Loop Road north from Fishing Bridge for a 24-mile course. Here you can see where the park got its name for the bright yellow color of the canyon walls. They range in shading from pale lemon to brilliant orange. Several waterfalls are near the upper end of the canyon by Tower-Roosevelt. These geological features that are easily accessible by park trails.
Specimen Ridge - Eroded lava-ash sediment and petrified trees.
Tower Falls - Spectacular 132 waterfall over volcanic rock formations
Upper Falls
Lower Falls
Petrified Tree - Giant solidified tree stump still standing in same spot near Roosevelt Lodge.
Mount Washburn - a 7.2 mile alpine trail (an all-day strenuous hike) can take you to the top of this 10,243-foot snow-capped summit. There is a lookout tower that will give you incredible views of the entire park. A guided group leaves three mornings a week from Canyon Village.

Yellowstone - Fishing Bridge Landmarks
This area is prime habitat for a lot of the larger mammals of the region, including grizzly bears, moose and elk. Also a great vista for waterfowl including white pelican, gulls, mallards and geese. These geological features that are easily accessible by park trails.
Fishing Bridge Visitor Center - Great overview and exhibits on the birdlife, fish and geology of the Yellowstone Lake area.
Yellowstone Lake - Largest high altitude mountain lake in the Rocky Mountains with over 100 mile shoreline.
Mud Volcano -
Dragon's Mouth - This amazing geyser is located in the Lake Junction Area.

Grant Village Visitors Center
This particular center feature fire ecology with video shows, 3D displays and special exhibits about the great fires of 1988 when nearly 40% of the park suffered extensive damage. However those fires sowed the seeds for a dramatic rebirth of the local ecology.

Yellowstone - West Thumb Geyser Basin
Located on the edge of Yellowstone Lake is an area packed with geysers, mudpots, and colorful hot springs. These geological features that are easily accessible by park trails.
Fishing Cone - a hot spring inside a cone on the edge of the lake.
Isa Lake - drains to both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.





Jackson Lake Lodge Resort
5 Miles North of Moran Junction Highway 89, Moran, WY 83013
This vacation lodge is situated on a hilltop ridge overlooking the Grand Teton Mountain Range and Jackson Lake. The main lodge includes a limited number of guest rooms, two restaurants, cocktail lounge offering live entertainment, outdoor heated swimming pool and gift and apparel shops. The majority of its accommodations surround the main lodge as guest cottages. The upper lobby features 60 foot picture windows framing the Teton Mountain range as well as a collection of Native American artifacts and Western art. In keeping with the National Park location, rooms do not have televisions or radios, but do have telephones, voicemail and data ports. Open May -Oct.

Jackson Hole Super 8 Motel
750 S. Hwy 89, Jackson, WY 83001
91-room award-winning facility features Super Start Plus Breakfast, Coffee Maker in all rooms, Microwave/Refrigerators and Wireless Hi Speed Internet in all rooms. Free use of lobby computer with Hi Speed connection, Evening snacks, guest laundry, in room safes and Real Western Hospitality. The property also offer Group Rates and Ski Packages.

Jackson Hole Snow King Resort Hotel
400 E Snow King Avenue, Jackson, WY 83001
Featuring both hotel and condominium lodging, the Snow King Resort is the largest full-service conference center in the Jackson Hole area. It is found just four miles south of Teton National Park and fifty miles south of Yellowstone National Park. Snow King Resort is the ideal home base for your Jackson Hole adventure. Enjoy the valleys widest array of recreational activities right out your door from skiing, hiking, horseback riding, beautiful scenery and wildlife, to shopping on the Town Square, the Alpine Slide, miniature golf and indoor ice rink. Snow King Resort is uniquely designed to accommodate groups and corporate meetings as well as family and friends. Our hotel guestrooms, all with mountain views, have been totally renovated in fresh, western style. Each room is decorated with hand-hewn lodge pole headboards and desks, rustic pine armoires with 27-inch color televisions, and cozy chairs.



Jackson Hole Quality Inn 49'er
330 W. Pearl St., Jackson, WY 83001
Ideally located within walking distance to Town Square, the Quality Inn & Suites 49'er features economical accommodations and premium amenities. Skiers will be in paradise at the three nearby ski areas: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Grand Targhee Resort and Snow King Resort. Golfers will enjoy playing a round at either The Links at Teton Peaks or Powder Horn Ranch & Golf Club, both just minutes from this Jackson hotel.