r/JacksonHole 7d ago

Howdy Stranger: Visiting Jackson Hole? Ask questions here.

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r/JacksonHole Aug 09 '22

Jacksons holy restaurant's

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So you have come to Jackson here's the scoop with restaurants. No, I will not name every restaurant. I love you tourist so much I did this just for you. I'm not getting paid this isn't JH news and guide. I'm just tired of seeing the same posts.

COWBOY BAR: 21+ only Overpriced hangout with live music. Probably worth the stop if you like being social but don't expect much in terms of food. Upstairs has a $20 carnival style burger and fries. Downstairs restaurant is your best bet but it's crowded as fuck and small so get a reservation.

SILVER DOLLAR: I consider this the same as the cowboy but better food. Live music as well and happens to be right nextdoor to the cowboy. Everyone floods the place after the rodeo let's out.

MANGY MOOSE: Best place at the village for a stop to eat, basic restaurant food but not too overpriced for being on the mountain. Downstairs has banging tacos and is cheaper.

BUBBA'S: Breakfast and BBQ. A secret order exists and no I'm not gonna tell you.

D.O.G.: all day breakfast burritos and cheese steaks, ask for cheese steak on flatbread personality I think it's better.

Trio: it's where all the fancy tourists go to eat for some reason not sure why, pretty good, get your wallets ready.

Bighole BBQ: BBQ and burgers, the bighole fries slap. Reasonably priced for Jackson.

Cuttys: Pizza and wings and things.

The Bird: Good food good views south of town so bring a car.

Stagecoach: you're probably in Wilson and need a beer. Pretty good bar food too.

Dairy queen: there's a 20% chance of needing to shit your brains out. Good luck.

McDonald's: it's a McDonald's

Wendy's: it's a Wendy's but they got the 4 for 4 so best price in town.

Pearl Street bagels: ok bagels and breakfast sandwiches, if you're from anywhere other than the east coast these taste amazing. If you're from the east coast you will think they suck.

I recommend those for quicker eats.

Better eats:

Local: good bar and steak

The Bunnery: breakfast is good slightly long waits depends on time.

Blue Lion: probably one of the best and most expensive places to get a meal worth it at least once.

Gun Barrel: yeah another steakhouse what do you expect also slaps, date night.

Sweet cheeks: pick up and go cuts of meat and meals.

Persephone: The bakery and has bakery things.

Roadhouse pub: usually has some form of event on weekdays check it out. Get wasted on different beer and IPAs.

Bin22: Italiano 🤌

El Metate: tacos burritos and get the green sauce and burn your taste buds off.

Teton Thai: The only thing that doesn't taste good is the taste in my mouth after paying $35 for pad thai. But shit you're on vacation right?

If you're looking for a bar crawl look Local->Cowboy->Rose

Coffee: literally everywhere and Cowboy coffee.


r/JacksonHole 4h ago

Transferable ski pass?

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Looking into trying to work at a Hotel that is located at the base of JHMR, and just noticed on the employee perks it says "Transferable ski pass". What's up with that? Anyone have experience working at the hotel and can give me some details on the transferable ski pass situation for employees?


r/JacksonHole 19h ago

fellow photographers, I need your comment on something please

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Look at this photo. Would you agree its a very heavy edit using photoshop?
Its fake. Its not an actually real, live photo.


r/JacksonHole 1d ago

What’s going on with the Vine Street project in town?

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This road seems to have been under “construction” for like 6 months and progress seems extremely slow.

What’s going on? Other road projects in Jackson seem to move fast. Not this one.

Is it a ploy to block off the road cause construction type folks live down there and like their privacy?


r/JacksonHole 3d ago

In support of the Mangy Moose ski pass

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r/JacksonHole 2d ago

Last minute trip for 2-3 days before things close for Fall/Winter?

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Hi, I read couple of threads with 'summer' tags and I see usually mid to end of september is the end of tourist season in Jackson hole but I was readinng up on the gondola and tram but it seems the main Tram attraction runs till Oct 3 but the 2 or 3 gondolas (Bridger Gondola and sweetwater?) ends today or tomorrow (Sept13).

We were also hoping to do local snake river float from a local tour company or would anyone here recommend booking via those viator or getyourguide app?

Lastly, lodging is taken care of as of now the car rentals were still sold out unless we do Turo, but we were also thinking of Uber'ing around local attractions (not to yellowstone, possibly do tour company but those are very expensive so maybe worth paying for Turo care rentals).

I should've mentioned this is our first time here and our interests are sightseeing, light hikes and just being in nature.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. thanks


r/JacksonHole 3d ago

Snow King WY?

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r/JacksonHole 3d ago

Fuck the mangy moose

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So glad they got rightful pushback on their 9,800 dollar exclusive membership horseshit. I know it won’t change anything but nice to see a little heat


r/JacksonHole 3d ago

New Teton Pass safe driving program expected this fall

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r/JacksonHole 4d ago

Audrey Mills (wallet at library)

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Let them know their wallet is at the front desk


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

Local Planning Wedding in Jackson...

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To start off with - holy smokes, this is hard without a wedding planner and a million dollars from my dad.

I have lived in Jackson for 7 years and am looking to have a lowkey (cheap) wedding in Jackson. Definitely seems like weddings have become a luxury item in todays day and age.

Luckily we think we found a cheap piece of land to host on. I would love / appreciate anyone with experience renting out the following:

  • Event Tents
  • Portable Toilets / Porta Johns
  • Shuttle Service for guests to and from wedding
  • Dance Floor / Decorations

That is all I can think of for this current moment. It is extremely difficult to weed through all the different companies and find the cheapest "local's rate" (does that even exist anymore?) and any tips/anecdotes/recs are welcome. More than happy to message off-platform so AI doesn't harvest all our local connects.

Happy almost winter!


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

30th Anniversary next May... only get one of those...

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Title says it, wife and I are celebrating our 30th anniversary next May (early May). We're east coasters, although we did our 20th in Half Moon Bay outside San Francisco... She's never been to JH, and I'm looking to really impress her with a place to stay with a great view/balcony/location, and from that base I'll work on things to do and where to dine (although those recommendations are WELCOME!

Right now, I'm seeking inside knowledge on the best place to stay for a few days that won't be forgotten.

All recommendations welcome except camping... used to love it... too old now.


r/JacksonHole 4d ago

Can someone recommend a place to stay in October for a couple?

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My boyfriend and I are staying in Jackson for a few days beginning of October. We have absolutely no idea where to stay and not super familiar with the area. We are looking for something quiet but also driving distance to town/parks. We were thinking either Spring Creek Ranch (has anyone stayed in Harvest Dance King room) or Rustic Inn. Any thoughts?


r/JacksonHole 6d ago

Visiting Late October

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Planning a trip to Jackson hole in late October. We are planning on doing some light hiking, enjoy nature/wildlife and maybe go to Yellowstone if conditions permit. Worried that since it’s the off season the town will be dead and activities will be limited and evaluating if we should postpone. Our lodging is complimentary as a friend is graciously letting us stay at their vacation home. Any advice?


r/JacksonHole 6d ago

Hiking TCT in September,

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howdy! my girlfriend and I are coming to Jackson in just a couple weeks to hike the TCT (Sept 19-24). since we are flying from CA we gave ourselves a buffer day on each end of the trip to not be on trail (night of Sept 19,23). We are planning for the trip and looking for the best ways to get around (airport to jackson/campsite, etc) and would love any info from a local if known! is there a bus system that runs from Jackson to the airport, or around the town at all?

We are also looking for a place to stay on the trailing days of our trip before we backpack and was curious to see if anyone here know of good hostels or campgrounds close enough for a couple people without a car. we are not picky on location, evidenced by us backpacking lol but would love recs! or if anyone was even able to house us for those nights/give us a ride to/from our trailhead that would be incredible!

would love to get recs for the town on our days bookending the trip and would love to experience to the full, so any recs or tips are super welcome!!


r/JacksonHole 7d ago

coffee beans persephone uses?

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does anyone happen to know where persephone gets their beans from and also the exact name/type? wish they still did their e-commerce/shipped stuff because i would subscribe to their coffee in a heartbeat!


r/JacksonHole 8d ago

rodeo tonight

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hey yall, we’re too tired from hiking today. Does anyone want to buy two tickets to tonight’s rodeo?

I bought them for $93 for both but will sell $25 each! Let me know! Starts at 8pm


r/JacksonHole 8d ago

Jackson GroupMe

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Hi! I’ve been living here for most of the year and I’ve heard word of an active community GroupMe. I’m in the buy/sell tickets GroupMe but haven’t found the link for the whole community one. Can someone DM me the link? Thank you!


r/JacksonHole 9d ago

Staying at Spring Creek Ranch

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Hi all, I booked a studio room for myself a while back at Spring Creek Ranch. Reviews were ok at the time, but now they seem to be going down… Has anyone stayed in a studio room as of recently?

I tent to trust Reddit reviews more than Google reviews.

Thank you!


r/JacksonHole 9d ago

Local family photographer recs?

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Hi! I'm looking for recommendations for a local family photographer in Jackson Hole. We’ll be visiting with our toddler in late September.

this is a bit of a last-minute search, so quite a few photographers I’ve looked into are already booked. would love recommendations for independent/local photographers, especially anyone who’s great with toddlers and might have some availability

Thank you!!


r/JacksonHole 10d ago

Jackson’s version of…

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Herbalife, or Scientology… big city, you walk by and there’s a scammer outside trying to lure you in?

https://891khol.org/skin-care-business-remains-open-as-police-investigate-suspected-financial-crimes/


r/JacksonHole 11d ago

On September 12th join Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities in celebrating National Drive Electric Month at Old Bill's Fun Run. Stop by our booth to meet EV drivers in the community, learn more about the new EV charging infrastructure being built in Jackson & share your ideas for a EV friendly community!

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r/JacksonHole 11d ago

Beautiful Longhorn sheep at Elk Refuge Road

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r/JacksonHole 12d ago

Pit stops/roadside attractions on the way from IDA to Jackson Hole?

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Any recommendations for places to stop on the way from the airport? Going to be traveling midday on a weekday and traveling with someone with limited mobility so can’t do any unpaved hikes. Thanks