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The Magazine of the Tetons Jackson Hole magazine publishes two print issues annually.

With two national parks, a resident summer symphony orchestra, a vibrant art and dining scene, the historic town of Jackson, the National Museum of Wildlife Art, and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Jackson Hole is one of the most unique resort areas in the U.S. Jackson Hole magazine covers everything that makes this corner of northwestern Wyoming special to its residents and more than three million annual visitors. For advertising information, contact Deidre Norman at [email protected]

08/10/2025

Questions about how the government shutdown will affect your Jackson Hole vacation?

Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, and the Bridger Teton National Forest, are still open but will have limited services available.

Most public restrooms will be open and maintained, and emergency services are still available, but National Park visitor centers will be closed, and there will be no rangers or on-site ambassadors with information available to answer questions or concerns.

Citizen stewardship will be important to making your experience memorable and safe, and in ensuring these public lands remain pristine during your visit.

Read more at the link in our bio.

03/10/2025

Heading into the weekend like a hiker through an arch of red maples.

01/10/2025

The packed gravel paths along both sides of the Snake River are great for birdwatching. At the junction of Highway 22 and the Village Road by the Wilson Bridge are Emily Stevens Park and R Park. Dog walkers, bike riders, and birders stroll around the ponds and along either side of the river to spot many different ducks like mergansers, grebes, mallards, and other waterfowl. Eagles nest to the north and great blue herons can be seen hunting a meal along the water, and dippers flit in and around the pedestrian bridge over the river.

29/09/2025

The Tetons are the most dramatic of the mountain ranges around Jackson Hole, but there are four other ranges, and, as these photos show, they are also gorgeous.

27/09/2025

Happy National Public Lands Day. Did you know entrance to National Parks are free to enter today?

24/09/2025

More than 340 species of birds have been identified in Jackson Hole. Most are migratory, spending only three to six months in the valley each year. They flock to the Tetons because the diverse habitats include sagebrush flats, spruce-fir forests, alpine meadows, lakes and streams—all of which offer birds food, water, shelter, and safe places to nest.

A short distance from the Moran Junction entrance to Grand Teton National Park, Oxbow Bend overlooks a crescent-shaped section of the Snake River. Here you might find waterfowl like pelicans and great blue herons along with muskrats, otters, moose, and bear. It’s a beautiful spot for photos, both sunrises and sunsets, with distant Mt. Moran reflected on the surface of the water.

22/09/2025

Happy Autumn Equinox. Know what this means? 67 days until opening day at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort ... and also today daylight and darkness are almost equal.

19/09/2025

Flying into the weekend like a bird soaring on thermals.

17/09/2025

We saw THREE moose on one hike last weekend. Our winter issue shares tips for and places to catch a glimpse of one of Jackson Hole's most famous wildlife species after the snow falls.

16/09/2025

Winter isn't here yet, but it's coming. Wondering how to take care of your body when the season is as cold as it is in Jackson Hole? Well, our winter issue tells you just what you have to do.

15/09/2025

Have you noticed that some of the signs around Grand Teton National Park look a little different?

As Grand Teton National Park replaces worn or dilapidated signage, sign builders have been using an updated typeface for proper place names. The typeface is a recreation of a hand-carved font that appeared on signs in the park’s earliest days nearly a century ago. (See the second photo for an entrance station to the park in the 1930s; the "new" font is an update on this one.)

The first sign to be replaced with the new font was the Jenny Lake sign in 2019. Tobiason and Mike Satterfield, the park’s woodcrafter, began using the font in replacement signs on the highway in 2020.

The new-old font, dubbed Teton Neutra, has replaced Modified Gothic, its rounded predecessor, for proper places and destinations: Lupine Meadows, Moose Junction, Albright Lookout.

Modified Gothic is still used for general wayfinding and directional words.

Teton Neutra was uncovered about a decade ago when archival photos of the original park entrance resurfaced during the Jenny Lake renewal project. The photos were a rare peek into the park’s original signage.

Photos and text

12/09/2025

We're feeling like fall is in full swing now. Was it really only a month ago we were hiking across hillsides of blooming lupine?

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Jackson Hole magazine’s staff contributors love this valley and they want readers to love it too. A 100 percent editorial publication, Jackson Hole magazine celebrates the locals, places, events, businesses, organizations, and landscapes that make this valley one of the greatest, most beautiful places in the world. Whatever the subject, our magazine’s goal is action: its stories help readers make the most of their time here, or, if they already live here, shine a spotlight on something, or someone, new. Jackson Hole magazine is a publication of Teton Media Works, Inc., a locally owned and operated media company in Jackson, Wyoming. Built upon a foundation of independent, quality journalism, Teton Media Works publishes daily and weekly newspapers, websites, magazines, and special interest publications. For advertising information, contact Deidre Norman at [email protected].