Jackson Hole Walking Tour
Jackson Hole, United States
Why Walk Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole is a valley in northwestern Wyoming where the Snake River winds beneath the jagged peaks of the Teton Range — one of the most dramatic mountain frontages in North America. The town of Jackson sits at the southern end, while Grand Teton National Park fills the valley floor and mountain slopes. Yellowstone National Park is just an hour north.
Free Jackson Hole Walking Tour with Roamee Pro
Roamee Pro offers a free Jackson Hole walking tour with audio narration. Explore Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Town Square, Snake River, plus hidden gems like Teton Pass and Granite Hot Springs, without booking a group tour.
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Must-See Stops in Jackson Hole
- •Grand Teton National Park — the jagged Teton peaks rising 2,100 meters above the valley floor with no foothills
- •Jackson Town Square — the western town center with elk antler arches at each corner
- •Snake River — float trips and scenic overlooks along the river where Ansel Adams took his famous photograph
- •National Elk Refuge — thousands of elk winter on this 10,000-hectare refuge adjacent to town
Hidden Gems in Jackson Hole
- •Teton Pass — a mountain pass climbing to 2,567 meters with hiking trails and wildflower meadows at the summit
- •Granite Hot Springs — a natural hot spring in the Gros Ventre mountains reached by a scenic 15-minute drive from the highway
Walking Tip
Grand Teton National Park is just minutes from the town of Jackson. The scenic drive along Teton Park Road offers multiple pull-offs with mountain views. Wildlife is most active at dawn and dusk.
Best Time to Visit
June through September for hiking and full access. January through March for skiing. Late September brings golden aspens and elk bugling.
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