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Summer in Jackson Hole
Two national parks, wild rivers, and endless alpine trails. Here's what each area offers once the snow melts.
The Greater Teton Region in Summer
Hiking, rafting, wildlife, and mountain biking across Grand Teton and Yellowstone — the Tetons are just as spectacular without snow.
Each Area in Summer

Summer Guide
Teton Village
The resort base transforms in summer — ride the aerial tram to high-alpine trails, bomb lift-served bike park laps, and dine at 10,450 feet with the whole valley spread out below.
- Scenic aerial tram rides
- Lift-served mountain biking
- High-alpine hiking & dining

Summer Guide
Town of Jackson
Base yourself in the heart of it all — a walkable Town Square of galleries and restaurants, summer rodeo and live music, and quick access to the parks and the Snake River.
- Walkable Town Square & galleries
- Summer rodeo & live music
- Gateway to the parks & river

Summer Guide
Grand Teton National Park
310,000 acres of jagged peaks, alpine lakes, and abundant wildlife minutes from town — hike Cascade Canyon, paddle Jenny Lake, and float the Snake beneath the Tetons.
- Hike Cascade Canyon & Jenny Lake
- Moose, bears & bison sightings
- Scenic floats on the Snake River

Summer Guide
Yellowstone National Park
Geysers, hot springs, canyons, and the densest wildlife in the lower 48 — a day trip into Old Faithful country and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
- Old Faithful & geyser basins
- Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
- Wolf, bear & bison watching

Summer Guide
Grand Targhee
When the snow melts, Targhee opens 2,000+ acres of lift-served singletrack, wildflower ridgeline hikes, and its long-running summer music festivals — with big scenery and tiny crowds.
- Lift-served downhill mountain biking
- Wildflower meadows & ridgeline hikes
- Summer bluegrass & music festivals

Summer Guide
Surrounding Areas
The quiet side of the Tetons — blue-ribbon rivers, empty trailheads, and laid-back farm-to-table towns. Cast for trout in the morning, ride uncrowded singletrack, and trade crowds for genuine mountain-town calm.
- World-class fly-fishing rivers
- Uncrowded backcountry trails
- Teton Valley's laid-back towns
Why We Love Summer in Jackson Hole
Two National Parks
Grand Teton & Yellowstone
Grand Teton rises right out of the valley and Yellowstone is a short drive north — two of America's most iconic parks, both in your backyard.
Endless Adventure
Activities & Exploring
Raft the Snake, hike the Tetons, fish, bike, ride, and climb — summer days here are as full as you want them to be.
America's Serengeti
Wildlife Spotting
Moose, bison, elk, bald eagles, and the occasional grizzly — the valley is one of the best places in the country to see them in the wild.
Cowboy Country
Western Vibes
Town square shootouts, summer rodeos, ranch stays, and live music under the big Wyoming sky — the West is alive here.
Summer Activities

Plan Your Summer Trip
Rafting, hikes, wildlife tours, and lodging — let our experts craft your perfect Teton summer.








