Learn About Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Step1
Get to know the "neighborhoods" of Jackson Hole. The only incorporated valley town is Jackson (sometimes known as Jackson Hole), but other towns in the valley include Teton Village, Hoback, Wilson and Moran Junction.
Step2
View the Teton Range on the western side of the valley, first discovered in 1806. The Gros Ventre range borders the eastern side.
Step3
Travel to Yellowstone, one of the most popular vacation spots in the United States, located in the Jackson Hole region.
Make Your Way to Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Step1
Fly to one of the area airports: Jackson Hole, Yellowstone or Idaho Falls Regional.
Step2
Take the bus for shuttle service to and from area cities.
Step3
Use public transportation for cheap fares to local events.
Step4
Rent a car for travel between mountain resorts and local shopping.
Choose Affordable Lodging
Step1
Enjoy local flare when you choose cheap accommodations in area bed and breakfast inns. If you've never stayed in a B&B before and are concerned about your privacy, rest assured. Most Jackson Hole innkeepers strike a perfect balance between friendliness and discretion.
Step2
Take in the beauty of surrounding Bridger Teton National Forest by staying in one of the many RV accommodations, including Atherton Creek Campground and Granite Creek Campground.
Step3
Pitch a tent at cheap accommodations such as the Snake River Park KOA or Jackson Hole Campground, where you can enjoy the whitewater rafting as much as the cheap digs.
Step4
To book accommodations, contact Central Reservations for Jackson Hole Wyoming at (800) 329-9205 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below).
Enjoy Local Culture and Attractions
Step1
Learn about life on the Wind River Indian Reservation and other Native American locales.
Step2
Visit historic sites such as the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson.
Step3
Ski at Jackson Hole Ski Resort for unmatched winter fun.