Jackson

Sitting on top of what geologists call a "super volcano," the park—the nation's first, which was preserved by President Ulysses S. Grant in 1872—is...more

Jackson Hole Whitewater runs trips on the Snake River aimed at beginners. Excursions range from somnolent floats in the shadow of the snowcapped Tetons to...more

Jackson's season runs from early December to early April, but January typically gets the most snow, leaving the ski areas with at least 60-inch bases. There are...more

Overlooking the Elk Refuge, this medieval-looking stone-and-stucco building blends seamlessly into the brown hills. (Look for it as you drive down Highway 89.)...more

If you'd prefer to see elk in the wild rather than just on your plate, they can't be missed here. Every winter, the 25,000-acre refuge—which is managed by...more

Think of Exum's four-day mountaineering class as Mountain Climbing 101; graduation takes place on the 13,770-foot summit of Grand Teton. The country's foremost...more

Catching the sun's first light on the Tetons is one of those life-affirming thrills. It does, however, require you to lug yourself out of the sack before dawn....more

If you're an advanced skier—in other words, if you can handle black diamonds mined with big moguls—it's well worth the splurge for a day in the...more

The Teton Range is a 40-mile mountain chain that defines the sturdy beauty of the state. The jagged peaks—which are still growing about an inch every...more

This Robert Trent Jones, Jr.-designed course is consistently rated the best course in Wyoming—and, thanks to new construction, it keeps getting better....more